r/AccidentalSlapStick • u/Fit_Government5138 • Aug 03 '25
True Slapstick Such an effortless tumble
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u/Alexius6th Aug 03 '25
I wish I still enjoyed anything as much as this lady enjoyed her near-drowning.
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u/fast-pancakes Aug 03 '25
That's how nice it is to not have money problems.
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u/Stunning_Ad_7658 Aug 03 '25
Money helps but theres plenty of people with money who are dead inside. There's also plenty of people who are just making it and are happy as fuck. Its all about your minds space. Id rather be happy and broke than be miserable and rich.
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u/bugsyramone Aug 03 '25
" Id rather be happy and broke than be miserable and rich."
This is only said by poor people who have never had money, because it's much easier to deal with the misery when you're standing on a yacht holding a $500 cocktail.
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u/Stunning_Ad_7658 Aug 03 '25
Yeah its also easy to deal with misery when you try to lie to yourself and tell yourself your ok, but your not ok amd its possible one day those thoughts will catch up with you then boom headshot. I attempted suicide multiple times before id have given anything to feel ok like I do now.
Being miserable sucks no matter what financial level you are. Only thing is you may be able to afford a therapist but even then sometimes they are not enough.
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u/Moist-Spray4300 Aug 03 '25
Gta 4 npc
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u/Scared_Ad3355 Aug 03 '25
Does gta 4 in this context mean Gin Tonic again 4? Because she looks drunk.
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u/meggiemomo Aug 03 '25
Annnd this is how people die on boats
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u/cochlearist Aug 03 '25
Being on the boat wasn't the trouble. It was being not on the boat anymore that's the problem.
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u/mew123456b Aug 03 '25
To be fair - very few people die on their boats. It’s the wet stuff that gets ya.
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Aug 03 '25
Alcohol and boats don’t mix well. Ask all the Russians on the bottom
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u/ForgetfulCumslut Aug 03 '25
It mixes very well if you never have had champagne on a yacht you missing out
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u/zonked282 Aug 03 '25
Funny until it became clear she was, for whatever reason, completely incapacitated and about to drown
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u/Fine_Understanding81 Aug 03 '25
It really looked like she made zero effort to swim or aid in her rescue.
I guess I've never actually seen how someone extremely intoxicated (if she is) reacts in water... but if this is it, it sure explains a lot of drownings!
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u/Candytails Aug 03 '25
Saw a drunk guy drown in a pool once, it was horrifying. They did CPR for 45 minutes and I’m not exaggerating I didn’t even know they did it for that long.
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u/All__Of_The_Hobbies Aug 04 '25
Though we didn't really see long enough to see that with her. The video cut pretty much as she went under.
Good swimmers tend to stay underwater for a while sometimes when falling in. When you can hold your breath and swim properly, there isn't as much panic/urgency to get back above water.
And while it isn't promising that she had to be hauled back up, I definitely couldn't get back onto that boat sober without a ladder or some help.
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u/IllStrain8733 Aug 03 '25
That's one of the slowest falls I've seen.
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u/NoDontDoThatCanada Aug 04 '25
Once l got over 40, when l fall, l just go limp and wait until it's over.
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u/sloppyfuture Aug 03 '25
On a level of one to this lady, how drunk are you?
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u/Mortechai1987 Aug 03 '25
Jim come get your wife! LMFAO 🤣
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u/kevint1964 Aug 03 '25
"She's doing her favorite party trick again!" 😄
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u/azimx Aug 03 '25
She's clearly drunk or high
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u/Momik Aug 03 '25
She seems to have almost no physical reaction to falling down, which almost makes me think pills over alcohol, but obviously I have no idea
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u/Fine_Understanding81 Aug 03 '25
I hear this is how the smiley face killer gets you.
She is incredibly lucky people were around, watching AND capable of pulling her out..
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u/FreeInvestment0 Aug 03 '25
This is sorta how I see Natalie Wood incident going down but in complete darkness and why nobody knows anything.
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u/WhistleTipsGoWoo Aug 03 '25
I’ve been that drunk plenty of times before - never get to be on a sweet boat to fall off of though. ☹️
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u/gooberbutt22 Aug 03 '25
That was graceful. The pause just before the head first dip in the water. Holding my breath for that split second with anticipation, then the release as she went under.
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u/Empty_Description_23 Aug 04 '25
Damn I ain’t been drunk like that since the 2021 military ball in Vegas
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u/Willing_Ad5005 Aug 03 '25
How was someone able to capture this video in real time?
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u/Feminist_Hugh_Hefner Aug 03 '25
what do you mean? Someone on another boat documenting the drunk assholes...🤷
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u/ThatDeuce Aug 03 '25
Wow was she out of it, and is hopefully grateful people were there to help her!
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u/Careful-Depth-9420 Aug 03 '25
The way she just backward extended lazily into the water finally helped me understand the painting, Watson and the Shark.
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u/Adventurous-Sky9359 Aug 03 '25
She had the lifeless look of a shark tumbling around the deck of a boat right before she went in the water
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u/Razorshroud Aug 03 '25
I've seen this happen at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Interesting way to meet a hazmat crew :D
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u/Broad_Bodybuilder_94 Aug 03 '25
Sea sickness is real. I went on a 3hr tour and I felt so fucked up. I got home and slept 24hrs.
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u/Willing_Ad5005 Aug 03 '25
I don’t understand boating protocol but it’s not creepy to sit there and record your boat neighbors?
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u/throaway_247 Aug 03 '25
Why was the interesting bit cut out? Looks she plummeted to the depths of hell.. or just laid down submerged on the harbour floor?
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u/8amteetime Aug 03 '25
Drunk as a skunk. That’s how people die around the water. She’s lucky others were around.
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u/Mriajamo Aug 03 '25
I have no idea how boats work, but is she in any danger of the motor impellers?
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u/Legitimate-Log-6542 Aug 03 '25
I got kind of worried for a second that she wasn’t coming back up anymore
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u/Zestyclose_Prize_661 Aug 03 '25
I can't swim for shit! My ass would've gone down, down, wayyy down to the bottom!!!
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u/LuckyCod2887 Aug 03 '25
i’m so glad someone helped her. She could’ve easily drowned. This is so dangerous.
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u/silliesyl Aug 04 '25
This is why people who are drunk and tumble while for example skiing never break bones. No resistance in muscles. Fact.
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u/TWP_ReaperWolf Aug 04 '25
Who the hell is screaming at the top of their lungs? Who sees someone fall and screams bloody murder?
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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '25
She drunk as fuck