Demolition Disasters: Navigating the Risks and Consequences of When Things Go Wrong

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[theywillkillyou]

Would you rather be trapped in a building as it’s about to be demolished or spend a month in Black Dolphin, Russia's most dangerous prison?

[ashleajon]

I love how these are in no particular order. From "oh no, the tower fell in the wrong direction, isn't that silly?" to "6 people were killed and a person involved comitted suicide from guilt" straight after

[donjon]

When funerals go wrong
When playing music instruments go wrong

[daltonpinell]

I can't imagine how awkward it must've been the next time those Australian neighbors crossed paths
"Hey mate, sorry I had your house torn down, we still good though?"

[babyrussia__]

When auto mechanic shops go wrong I've been asking for this for years

[jenlarge]

That first story about the blokes house being mistaken for the one next door sends shivers up my spine. I live at No.18 and next door is 18a, and our mail is often mixed up, and the people at 18a are pretty rowdy, they live on a T junction corner, and the nice people's house across from them have been mistaken for them. Mistaken identify is terrifying, maybe you could do one on that?.

[scottylewis]

When babysitting goes wrong. Some people just weren't meant to care for kids.

[Princessp]

*Obligatory comment about how good it is that the guy skips straight to the point*

[aurorawolfe]

"Hey mate, I know we just completely demolished your home but like it was just an honest mistake. We're cool, right?"

[ellemichelle]

When my dad came home from Vietnam he worked in nyc demo before becoming a cop. His co worker was in med school. They were at a site and since you demo from the top down they had to go up some shoddy looking stairs. My dad said something told him to wait. The med student ascended first, and right when my dad figured it was safe for him to go, that’s when the stairs collapsed. The med student was killed in the accident.

[felicitysmith]

This channel is like the new '1000 ways to die' and im loving it

[FullSizeBronco]

Excavator cabs are really damn strong, there's no place I'd rather be when shit hits the fan!

[ShadowyFigure]

I used to live in Didcot, I remember when all that stuff went down. Didn't realise that many people had died!
All the cooling tower have been demolished now.
Sad times! They we're a Landmark for the locals.

[Stiffmiester]

Gotta love how Marijuana somehow takes precedent over Codeine and percaset.

[Svvithred]

The second demolition of Didcot power station was almost a disaster, too.
I live just down the road from there.
What happened in the first one was utterly appalling.

[Bombcookin]

I’m from Philadelphia I’ll never forget that tragic day.

[RCstrats]

I’ll take that dreaded building thank you 😂😂😂

[ZephyrusAsmodeus]

Man, I love how you waste no time gettin into these, you know we can read the title, we both know why we're here, now here's some crazy shit you wanted to see, love it 👍

[icephoenix]

Nothing worse when my kid demolishes his Lego building and I step barefoot on the pieces...ouch!

[Digitalhunny]

Love, LOVE, *LOVE, * #7!! He followed protocol & walked away. The company can replace that excavator, not the operator. He got to go home & hug his family, that night! 🤗 Protocols are in place for a reason. Protocols usually go against our own natural instincts. In this case we'd want to flee the metal safety enclosure. Excellent design, excellent save! 🤗💖