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Me being a full blooded Celtic woman warrior from Ireland this warms my heart to see and here lets me close my eyes and I almost feel home again
HOW BLOODY STUPID
12:31 Dec 10 2017 Times Read: 1,322
Prankster nearly dies after cementing head in microwave
James Law, news.com.au
December 9, 2017 10:51am
TALK about a blockhead move.
An English YouTube prankster had to call the fire brigade for help on Wednesday when he cemented his head into a microwave in Wolverhampton.
Five firefighters spent an hour freeing Jay Swingler, 22, after he and his friends poured seven bags of spackling paste Polyfilla around his head, which was in a plastic bag inside the oven. He managed to keep breathing through a tube.
“We’re seriously unimpressed,” West Midlands Fire Service wrote on its Facebook page.
West Midlands Fire Service
on Thursday
We're seriously unimpressed 😡.
Swingler shared the nearly fatal prank on the Jackass-style YouTube channel TGFbro as part of its “Extreme Christmas Calendar” series.
“I was panicking and I was telling them, ‘I’m about to die’,” Swingler says in the video.
The rest of his crew initially didn’t believe he was in distress because he is such as prankster.
After trying to break through the cement with a drill, his mates eventually called the fire brigade and an ambulance.
Firefighters had to call a technical rescue team to dismantle the microwave and then delicately remove the cement with a screwdriver and a chisel.
“After a very long process of doing this, they finally got me out and I’ve never appreciated life so much ever,” he said.
I CEMENTED MY HEAD IN A MICROWAVE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES CAME.. (NEARLY DIED)
Watch commander Shaun Dakin said the man “could quite easily have suffocated or have been seriously injured”, according to the BBC.
“The mixture quickly set hard and, by the time we were called, they’d already been trying to free him for an hour and a half,” he said.
“All of the group involved were very apologetic, but this was clearly a call-out which might have prevented us from helping someone else in genuine, accidental need.”
COMMENTS
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sippa
06:07 Jan 02 2018
LMAO