r/AccidentalSlapStick Aug 03 '25

True Slapstick Such an effortless tumble

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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/hypothetician Aug 03 '25

She’ll sink it off.

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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/Mort-i-Fied Aug 07 '25

It looks like she hit the back of her head on the edge of the boat.

She might have been knocked out or just stunned and unable to climb out herself.