omgRWDgoodness!

For real, hah. New title: Zilvia's Faces of Death.

There's also Rotten.com, lots of sick shit not just accidents.

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demonspeed

Seen a biker get ran over on I-5 by the mall. The look on his fave...can never erase from my memories. Also a fellow bus driver hit a biker after cutting him off and seen that PLUS blood, chunks of meat, etc come off when they washed it at the yard....about ten people quit right there on the spot...

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conrad_s13.5

nothing as gory as you guys.
drove by a homeless dude who looked like he needed a fucking drink,....actually went to get a water and chuck it at him, and a cop was 'inspecting' him. Kicked his foot and gave him the 'pick up the arm and drop it' inspection.

.....bout 10mins later a amberlamps strolled down the street with its lights off, and picked him up

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nismolvr

When I was about 9 years old. My parents went to live in the state of Sinaloa ,Mexico. We lived in a small town outkirts of the city of Culiacan. We lived in a small agricultural town . The only main paved road to the Crop fields went through town .We lived on this road . One early morning we were litterally shaken out of bed as our ground trembled and shook for a few seconds.In morning , to our surprise there was a tractor trailer rig on its side in the middle of road directly in front of our home.Driver drove into a trench dug down center of road and rolled truck on its side .Anyways truck trailer was full of produce. Later in the day a swarm of people were looting the produce from trailer . My dad and I observing , picture about 15 people inside the trailer men women and kids. Along comes this truck and runs into the trailer , I mean this thing killed at least ten people and trapped the rest inside. Theres more , a farm tractor with a drunk rubber necker ran into the second truck and ran over a kid about my age trapping him under rear tire! He was still conscious for a while then he gave up the ghost after some family members had a chance to speak to him. So tragic.My dad did everything to cover my eyes , it happened so fast, and seemed sureal.There were bodies everywhere that day.I never forgot.

Two years ago ,I went to Michoacan (My parents were born there )and went to a dance club. I was kicking it at the bar. Then a couple guys (ZETAS)with submachine guns ,storm in and dump a sack full of human heads on dance floor!!! I guess the headless guys worked for the competition.I got the F out of there , didnt stick around to ask questions.....

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Xclusive_racer

Its just as civilians aren't exposed to things like this but anybody who is in the ARMED FORCES see it everyday! The first few times is a shocker after a while you become "Numb" or build up a tolerance to it. Thats why people should keep the racing off public streets or take it to a no mans land. I'll pray for them and hope this post will remind people that we are fragile humans and can pass at anytime

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2Slow2Race

When I was 8 I remember this like it was just yesterday..my mom was taking me to go get a haircut and the street we turn onto to get to it there were 3 guys in the middle of the street arguing next thing you know one guy pulls out a gun and shoots one of the guys in the head at point blank. I can't even tell you how much I cried. It was the worse thing I've honestly witnessed in my entire life.

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Koukimonsta18

Zetas are people not to fuck with

deadghost

Or Beirut or Syria. A so called "insurgent" who tried crossing the Syrian border into Iraq, played and talked shit to me with his pistol when he heard I was from the states. Fucker was looking for a fight. He eventually ran off into the streets, shooting his pistol into the air. I remember staying with some relatives in Beirut, you couldn’t walk a couple of feet with out seeing gun holes, diminished buildings, craters, political posters, memorials, etc. Place was a reminder of hell, even though there was a TGI Fridays and McDonalds down the corner lol. Life gets to be pretty cheap, when you meet some one willing to blow him self up full of shrapnel for political/religious views, shit was disgusting. I just try to filter out the negative shit, and remember the positive things that I experienced down their.

ZenkiKid

Yeah man they basically run Mexico.

Saw a dude get capped by a guy on a bike in front of a bus stop. It was quite a site.

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alloverdajoint

Oh yeah wow i forgot these stories are making me remember^^^
i was in Haiti about 2 summers ago enjoying time with family. One evening in the city we were at a dominos pizza(go figure) kicking it, and we hear a bang and comotion, i was chilling shook as fuck, then a few minutes later the UN truck passes with a dude in the back with half of his head missing Ahhhh, rumor was he tried to rob someone and got it with a shotty, or it was gang related, not positive. Dude wasnt even dead! I cant even imagine HOW he felt, my stomach was twisteddddd as i continued to eat, i do havr a pic, who wants to see?! Hah ill search for it.
Also walking by a dead body in the streets is pretty normal, not really disgusting but upsetting.

But it was grimey as hell down there just like deadghost said, political and gang graffiti all over the city, downtowns full of ak47 shells and chunks of concrete buildings missing, scared to look people in the eyes. its usually chill, but a scene.

DS562

pic please

CrimsonRockett

If he does in fact post up the picture, he'll be banned immediately. This is OT, but that doesn't mean you can get away with posting whatever you feel like.

Want to look at gore pictures/dead bodies? People already mentioned several websites. Go there.

Carry on.

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Bambi

I saw a man get thrown out of a car, then shot point blank in the chest with a shotgun. I was 12 or so when it happened. It happened in Mexico.

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daryl337

He didn't die, so I suppose this wouldnt fall into this category.
Saw a drunk driver roll his car, and get ejected. When we ran over to give him help, all of the skin on the lower half of his face had peeled up and folded over onto his forehead.



I also remember a sledding party where a friend went face first into a tree. The tree>his fore head. His head had a frigging dent in it, it looked just like some one whacked him with a peen hammer. He had a plate in his head for several years. It took almost a full year for the swelling to come down.

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silviatunersr20

Got my dose of death when I interned at a hospital. Had to stick around triage ER for a few days....gag! Also had to work on equipment in the OR during surgeries so I had to see people all hacked open. Heard someone getting their skull cut off, but could only see bone dust floating up from behind the sheet. Weird part is having to hop on elevators with dead people lol.

IIIXziuR

Some people have some morbid curiosities.
Looking at pictures of dead people is just weird.

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gearhead55

I volunteered with a organization called "Operation Walk" that does hip and knee replacement surgeries in poor locations all over the world. I went to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) in Vietnam. The main mode of transport for most people is scooter and the streets are flooded with them. The main hospital sees on average ten fatalities EVERY DAY. I got to witness quite a few. The worst thing I saw though was an 8 year old girl getting her finger amputated cause it got caught in a mill. She wasn't happy about it. Vietnamese joint replacement patients make americans look like pansy bitches though, many of them were up an walking the same day they had their surgeries. Pretty fucking awesome. Definitely changed my perspective on the world. It was a gorgeous country with amazing people. We had college students (my age) to show us around and almost all of them had family members killed in the American/Vietnamese War. I still keep in touch with them...