r/HadToHurt • u/Far_Data_6654 • 26d ago
Eaaaaggllleee!!!! Woman reenacts the moment when Spiderman briefly loses his powers
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u/VNM0601 26d ago
What the hell was she hanging on to anyway? I can’t seem to see anything.
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u/DETRITUS_TROLL 26d ago edited 24d ago
There’s a hole in the ceiling where something was attached.
Clearly not very well attached.
Edit: longer version. PSA. If you are going to hang from the ceiling, make sure the hook is through a joist. Ideally the weight should be spread across multiple joists, and you will have looked to see if they are big enough for that.
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u/luca3791 26d ago
I’d say it was pretty well attached, a chandelier cord isn’t exactly meant to hold a person
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u/Cautious_Pound7448 26d ago
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u/Potato-baby 26d ago
Sam Raime should’ve ran with that and Spiderman should’ve had a slipped disc for the rest of the trilogy.
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u/Sialorphin 26d ago
Trauma surgeon here: this guys, is how you break your spine that bad that will, if untreated, end in life long pain and suffering. If not more.
Have a nice day.
Sincerely, your daily dose of fear for becoming paraplegic.
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u/EvilDan69 26d ago
You can just tell with the way she's writhing in pain, back and forth that she's in some kind of shock/agony. ouch.
Also, glad it wasn't on the poor dog.
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u/McRib_Warrior 26d ago
She posted another video showing everyone she’s walking fine but she said she’s “doing better today than she was tomorrow” she caught her slip up but that made me worry
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u/SecondEqual4680 26d ago
Does anyone leave a broken spine untreated?
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u/Potato-baby 26d ago
Boomers probably if it was somehow a fracture that they could just work through the pain with. My grandpa spent the last 30 years of his life with one of his ribs poking through his lung because he had a pile of heavy building material fall on him (he worked in construction his whole life). He spent like two weeks in the ER but the doctors said they could operate to remove his rib from his lung but it somehow wasn’t giving him breathing problems, so they left it up to him and he decided to just play through the pain the rest of his life and returned to construction until he finally retired and then passed lol.
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u/Specific_Buy 25d ago
Yes. I had a guy in the military broke his spine wearing a weighted vest. 3 weeks later we found out he fractured his spine and i fractured my foot on the same run.
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u/VU_abyss 21d ago
You’re inability to put a coherent sentence together while being a surgeon is frightening. Holy fucking terrible grammar. And yeah no shit landing on your head may break your neck, literally no doctor needed for that bit of common sense.
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u/ThisIsALine_____ 9d ago
Do trauma surgeons not have to pass English classes?
is how you break your spine that bad that will,
Because you wrote it terribly.
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u/Sialorphin 9d ago
Of course, but sometimes I translate German sentences word for word that are then grammatically incorrect in other languages. I speak French, Spanish, Russian, and Italian. How many languages do you speak?
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u/jim9162 26d ago
She's gonna recover from this thinking she's invincible.
Then in about 5 to 10 years she's gonna feel it every time she sits for too long and she'll just think she's getting old.
Since she recorded and uploaded this for the world to see maybe she'll remember why her back hurts when it gets cold.
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u/Michami135 26d ago
Dog: You ok? Anything I can do to help? I'll just sit here and breath in your face until you need me.
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u/EltheFinn 26d ago
Now I see a real example of pain roll on the floor. This might lead us to understand football players rolling in all matches
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u/Lord_darkwind 22d ago
UHhHH! Sweet Jesus (I'm getting chills) I miss Miles. Moreso my little Nephew Damian 😞🙂💞
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u/gcstr 26d ago
From Spider-Man to Stephen Hawking