Russian Soccer Player Wearing Metal Chain Around Neck Struck By Lightning & Vaporized

By Larry LeoJul 9, 20204:00 amDiscuss the story32
Russian Player Wearing Metal Chain Around Neck Struck By Lightning & Vaporized
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This is some Thanos shite. Check out this Russian soccer player wearing a metal chain around his neck get struck by lightening...


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CanebreakCajun73 months
More Russian interference....
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little billy73 months
Vaporized :lol:
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DByrd273 months
Mr. P TYFYS
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GeauxsomeMeaux73 months
He’s laying on the ground! Not vaporized!
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cwill73 months
If you idiots, mainly speaking to Larry, would just use the translate option on twitter you’d know he wasn’t “vaporized” and he’s alive and going to recover.
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griswold73 months
Looks like 1.21 jigawatts. If only he had a flux capacitor instead of a chain.
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GumboPot73 months
Too bad the chain wasn't touching the ground. If so he'd probably be alive and well.
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AustinKnight73 months
My Grandmama gave me that Chain
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JackieTreehorn73 months
Shocking
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scuppernong73 months
Fake as frick.
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shackleford31873 months
Lol, so the guy vaporized, Poof and hes gone.
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GumboPot73 months
The dude wasn't vaporized. What I see from the poor quality video is a splash of mud add grass after the lighting grounded. The player is lying on the ground. It's hard to make out in the blurry video but he is there.
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Saint Alfonzo73 months
If he dies, he dies.
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VoxDawg73 months
"It's his chain, Bow!"
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Larry could work for CNN with the sensationalism in that headline
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grilldaddy73 months
Or the FAUX News Network.
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HeadSlash73 months
Lazy bastard Leo
Headline translates to:
Moment of lightning strike
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Today, the condition is stable, cardiogram is normal, severe burns at the entrance and exit of lightning discharge. There is no threat to life, according to doctors.
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Buckeye Jeaux73 months
Yeah, well, I prefer to take Leo's word for it, so as far as I'm concerned the dude is vaporized.
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Lou Pai73 months
Looked this up, the kid is in a medical induced coma and expected to recover fully.
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Boring73 months
Quite a far cry from vaporized
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Play_Neck73 months
But you gotta admit, vaporized sounds way cool, Lou
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JustGetItRight73 months
If only he hadn't worn the chain that day. Those billion volts/100,000 amps wouldn't have killed him if it hadn't been for that chain. We should ban all necklaces.
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Lynxrufus201273 months
That is why we do safety stand down on construction sites. According to National Geographic in the US you have a 1 in 3000 chance of being struck in your lifetime and 1 in 700,000 chance in dying from it in any given year. I wouldn't live in fear but still it makes sense not to stand in an open field during a thunderstorm. This poor guy may have been hit by a bolt from the blue from a storm 10 miles away. From National Geographic "Flash Facts about Lightning".
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Skinny73 months
Putin doing some summer testing, lol.
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Emteein73 months
Video was shot with a potato, however the guy is clearly lying on the ground after the lightning strike. Unless "vaporized" means lying motionless on the ground, then its a 100% accurate video description.
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