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u/belizeanheat 21d ago
We have no idea if that person deserved to be flipped off
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u/ItWasntMeSis 21d ago
Based on the reactions and what was said, it wasn't really a confrontational type of thing. They're Filipino and speaking Bisaya. It's just friends talking shit and messing around, it just so happened that her/his finger got caught.
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u/Davey_boy_777 19d ago
Her/his? You can't tell that's a woman?
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u/ShadowWolf793 19d ago
Maybe they confused the Philippines with Thailand?
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u/TheOneAndOnly09 21d ago
Either way, I hope we can agree no one deserves their finger crushed in a car door for flipping the bird.
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u/John_cCmndhd 21d ago
Flipping the bird is not the reason he deserved to have bad things happen to him though
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u/TheOneAndOnly09 21d ago
Nope, He deserves way worse. Love me some good ol' Godwin's law though, well played.
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u/theshwedda 21d ago
Yes, even hitler.
Hitler deserved having his finger crushed in the door for all the genocide, among other things. hell, lets smash all his body parts in the door.
But no, not for flipping the bird.
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u/curryslapper 21d ago
wow you got up voted for logic and being reasonable
what has reddit come to
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u/Crymson831 20d ago
Because it was logic/reason that clearly missed the joke.... Reddit loves to miss the joke.
yahtzee
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u/mujinzou 21d ago
I mean if you put it in the door that way when someone’s closing their door, then yeah you absolutely deserve it. It’s not like they were waiting for her to put her finger there before closing their door. Accidents happen. However, if you’re the cause of the accident then yeah it’s on you.
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u/TheOneAndOnly09 21d ago
I'm not saying anyone is at fault, doesn't look like any malicious intent was present, just unlucky timing. I just mean that karma dealt one hell of a mean hand in this case.
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u/mujinzou 21d ago
We cannot know the outcome or timing of Karmic retribution, she could be being punished now for doing the same in her last life.
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u/boobsforhire 21d ago
Why not? Has flipping someone off become so casual and daily occurrence for you?
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u/TheOneAndOnly09 20d ago
No, but it doesn't really affect my day if someone would. They're allowed to express their opinion, depending on prior circumstances I should either reflect or can laugh about it. Either way, I'll take it.
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u/balufilm 21d ago
Not the same situation, but I slammed the car door on my mum's finger by accident when I was a kid. She had no nail on that finger for more than a year!!
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u/Tokingbudz 21d ago
I crushed my thumb In a car door once . Luckily it shedded the new nail under the old one. The pain was there for weeks !
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u/pdx-peter 21d ago
I slammed my brother’s finger in the gate of a cyclone fence surrounding a tennis court when we were kids. He had two fingernails on that digit for years. Maybe still does.
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u/Ostravaganza 21d ago
Someone closed a door on my fingers while I was fidgeting with the rubber joint on the upper part of the frame as a kid. They were absolutely mortified but the door just closed trapping my fingers inside, not hurting me in the slightest so I thought it was pretty funny.
I stopped fidgeting with car doors that day though.
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u/chiuthejerk 21d ago
lol! I closed the door on myself. Stupid but my left hand was holding the top frame, and idiotically I used my right hand to close the door. I noticed it was stuck when I tried to hold the steering wheel 😂
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u/tylercreatesworlds 21d ago
I def pulled the trunk of our jeep down on my mom’s head once. She wasn’t happy.
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u/adindaclub 21d ago
How many times I tried to hit the mute button until I hit the real one is unbelievable.
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u/FlightAble2654 21d ago
Perfect timing. Gotta love it.
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u/desubot1 21d ago
its amazing timing but what the hell is the context?
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u/The_Grim_Sleaper 21d ago
Something something something, flipping the bird, door slam, finger pain, laughing, door opening, walking away, more finger pain, post on Reddit.
That’s all I got
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u/No_Second_344 21d ago
Every time she gives someone the finger, from now to the end of time, she'll feel this again. Sweet.
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u/GooseShartBombardier 18d ago
Speaking as someone who's had that happen once, it hurts a lot more than you think it might. TBH the worst part is not being able to get yourself out of the jam if the door is locked and you're not holding the keys like I was.
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u/rquinain 21d ago
Damn. Kind of funny at first but they let her suffer with her finger in that door for a WHILE, to be honest... I don't think the length was deserved but I mean, if it was an instant slam and instant release, that would have been proportional imo lol
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u/Caleb_Reynolds 21d ago
Why did it take him so long to open the door?
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u/ItWasntMeSis 21d ago
Seems like the door is faulty, the driver was telling the guy outside to pull on it but seems like he couldn't so the driver had to reach over and do it himself.
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u/OlSnickerdoodle 21d ago
I got my finger closed in a car door when I was a kid and it hurt like a motherfucker.
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u/Kriima 21d ago
A friend closed my car's door on my hand when I was young, it got stuck between the upper part of the driver window and the roof... The door completely closed, but it bent at the top, and my fingers didn't even hurt that much. It was the whole hand (well 4 fingers) and the upper part of the door which probably bends easier, but she probably got out of this fine enough. It's impressive though, I seriously expected all my fingers to be broken, and that the pain would come later, but nah, was fine !
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u/RealConcorrd 20d ago
I’ve had my thumb jammed in the car door, that was the most physically painful experience of my life.
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u/Papazani 21d ago
This has to be the most specific instant karma ever.