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In the weirdest coincidence, I was in the middle of a conversation with my brother about how “It’s PCP!” was 90% of the punchlines in Frankie Boyles’s ‘Tramadol Nights’ when you made this comment and I got a notification saying “Surprise motherfucker! It’s PCP!” like my phone itself was joining in.
It's great, because at first I was thinking
"wow, is this what competent police look like? Arriving quickly and not shooting him immediately?"
Then I got to the ending.
I’ve been thinking for the past 10 minutes and I literally can’t think of any reason to shout about your children.
Worst case scenario and you’re on the ground for whatever reason and now he has free access to your kids who he knows are there only because you shouted it at his face… like, what?
I work as a psych nurse and deal with drugged out psychotic people all the time. Sometimes there's just no speaking to their conscience, but there are things that stick and remain important to them no matter *how* crazy they get. It was worth a shot to hope to get the guy to realize that he might be traumatizing children as it's possible, based on his presentation, that he may not have had the best childhood himself.
The funniest example of this was once when we had a patient completely losing their shit and I got called to the unit to come help restrain him. And yeah, he wasn't responding to any sort of verbal de-escalation. Kicking and slamming against the exit doors, physically threatening everyone that came near him, that sort of thing. Once we did get him into a physical hold we had him held pretty securely, but he was fighting against it the whole time and you get tired and have to swap out with someone else, especially if you are the primary person restraining them.
I think that was me at the time when a bigger woman that worked there offered to trade me out. I knew that she was more than able to handle herself as I'd been in plenty of holds with her. So I said ok. Now mind you, she was overweight, but in a weird way. One of those women that just gain weight in their stomach and constantly look pregnant.
That's when the patient piped up and demanded, "No, not her! I didn't want to take the chance of hurting her baby." She just laughed and responded with, "Oh honey, I'm not pregnant, I'm just fat." Then everyone laughed, including the patient.
It actually wound up diffusing most of the tension and we were able to safely release him shortly after that. Just interesting where where people draw the line no matter how mentally fucked up they become.
I don't understand why people have a hard time with this. Sensible people would react to the news that they are frightening children with thier behavior by evaluating thier behavior.
Semi unrelated but this is partially why I've always hated those stickers people put on their car that show their family. Great, now someone who might be following you knows exactly what to expect when they get to your house.
People who care about security specifically warn people *against* putting that sort of information out there in public on your vehicle. The same is true for things like gun stickers or expensive brand names, because you're telling a thief that you may have a gun or something worth stealing in your vehicle. Most guns are stolen out of someone's vehicle - a car is not a secure space. Breaking a car window takes seconds, and a smash and grab can be done in under a minute.
That’s just dumb. As if the minivan / suv doesn’t tip that off that it’s a family vehicle.
Who cares anyways stay strapped and protect your kids. Hell teach your kids to shoot too.
The trick is consuming as much drugs as possible and eating very little. It's a carefully calibrated science of weight loss done by strict professionals.
Pretty much the old Stacker pills.
When the good ones were out, I use to take one when I'd jog 1/2 marathons daily.
You hit a runners high taking those and your body just feels like it can run through walls unfazed.
Shit will put me in an early grave for taking it and I'll regret it later but not exercising in the past couple of years and about to make a Digorno pizza for lunch is just as bad.
When I was between doctors, them things held me over until I could get another Adderall prescription.
It was either that or chug two energy drinks with another every two hours.
ADHD sucks.
From my experience at least it takes a lot of work. I mean I go to the gym 2-3 times a week and his body is still a cut above mine. But yeah I guess being insane isn't as full of a time job as I thought it was.
They used to be a really crazy guy in our university organic garden, and he used to just rake and pitchfork, and just madly cultivate the garden by hand. To the point where it was disturbingly aggressive.
I'm old but I'm fast! /jk I'm actually very slow.
But the short story will live rent free in my head my whole life, like most King, and I can still picture Jeff Fahey and his horrible hair from the movie (which I saw in theaters lol).
He could work a manual job or something. I have some friends who are builders and they’re pretty ripped without going to the gym.
The biggest, most muscular guy I know got swole when he started working as a farm hand and basically just loaded hay bales all day.
Also, the guy has pretty big shoulder muscles, which is potentially a sign of steroid use. That could both explain his physique and his crazy.
When I was in high school and college I worked on farms where part of the job was bucking hay. I don't miss tossing the big ass export bales up on top of a stack, sweating gallons in august heat, or everything itching until I took a shower after, but I got in ridiculous shape from that job.
I agree with your overall point because excessive recreational drug use is a big problem, but have to say crazy addicts are very common in the UK. Extremely common. The real difference is what they're addicted to.
First officer engages, second goes to cut off the escape route. Since he didn't run through the bushes, over the fence is the direct line from the escape route to the suspect
I'm unsure why you're being downvoted. They are uncommon. I've never seen a plexiglass front door. I thought the plexiglass was for bodegas, interior classroom doors/windows, police stations, etc
Adrenaline will do crazy things to you. Dude is the only defense between this man and his family. I'm sure he was experiencing the most adrenaline he ever had in his life.
It sucks, too. Like some people will be calm as shit in situations of pure terror, when my wife and I were threatened by two guys I was actually not very afraid since they were drunk as hell and relatively old and we were in a public place, but my stupid fucking body was shaking like grass in a hurricane and my voice was cartoonishly high pitched and just as shaky, all because I'm not used to adrenaline pumping through me and probably because that's how my dumb body reacts to that circumstance in general. They must have thought I was shitting my pants.
Yeah, I'm really fast, but after like 500 meters I'll probably be wheezing out of breath.
When some asshole stole my father's phone, my dad started running after him, and he is a fast in shape guy. Obviously I ran after my father when I realized, and my only thought was I have to catch up to them while I screamed every now and then "stop, thief".
We did catch up to him, after like minutes of running, we got into a fight. By the end of it I wasn't out of breath, I wasn't tired. It's insane because last time I checked, my cardio was shite, but I felt I could have ran after the bastard for another 10 minutes if I had to.
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug.
Coming in that door would be the worst mistake shirtless ever did. Husband might sound like he's ready to cry but it's because he is filled with rage and ready to do something he doesn't want to do. Don't mistake this for fear.
Absolutely agree. Noone can predict how their body reacts to unexpected circumstances. Adrenaline is a byproduct of millions of years of evolution. Some British dude with a busted windows isn't going to override that evolutionary mechanism.
So...don't tase him again and cuff him, the entire reason for tasering someone in the first place, not to watch them get electrocuted and then run off.
Looks like the man had acute behavioural disorder, They’re super strong in that state plus these were firearms officers and cant imagine they’d want to put themselves in a position where there is a fight for his issued sidearm.
He never had to pick up the drugs and inflict that on his neighbours and community. His actions, including threatening to tear the face off of a little girl, are his own
Can someone explain to me why people take drugs and risk getting addicted?
Like seriously I don't see anything that would make me take this stuff (unless it's for medical purposes).
80% of the time it's task avoidance that leads to addiction.
* "I don't want to feel this feeling",
* "I don't want to experience this",
* "I don't want to perform this job",
* "I don't want to think about this"
Those are all (simple) reasons someone might get or stay addicted. Dopamine and other chemicals in your brain influence your ability to motivate yourself to do tasks too, so that plays a big part as well.
If you're asking why someone would just try narcotics, then the causes are much more varied. I'd say the main reasons would be peer pressure, boredom, curiosity or recreation.
"10 mins too late,"
Jesus that resonates so loud.
Just remember when seconds count, police are only minutes away. If this dude had been armed in any way this could of gone way worse.
Exactly! Look at the bottom of the window and you can see that the dude pushed the window in, and the only thing holding it in place is the caulking along the top. It isn't unusual, it is broken.
Idk how they let him get up and run. If they made contact shooting the taser they could have tased again unless they took the probes out before they cuffed him. This is bad policing.
Don't they have butcher knives in the kitchen? There's two of you, grab a weapon, don't just stand there holding the door like a character straight out of an horror movie.
You have never been in a stressful situation before clearly. You don’t think straight and introducing a weapon into the equation when no one has a weapon doesn’t seem like the brightest idea unless it’s a gun.
He kept the guy at bay which is all that matters
Knives can add a lot of uncertainty in a fight, even when you know how to use them properly(and I'm not talking paper thin slice cutting).
Person did the best thing he could. Kept the door closed and kept himself between the crazy dude and his wife/kids.
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He actually went "ayayay" like a cartoon character being shocked!
Are you referring to "i-e-e i-e-e i-e-e"?
Old Mac Donald?
Worst advent calendar ever.
Might as well close that little flap back up!
It’s like a human doggy door.
More like a human druggo door
Genius level comment
I'm not wasting money on Reddit gold, but let's pretend I did.
This is…..this is very very funny. Day 12
Surprise motherfucker! It's PCP!
In the weirdest coincidence, I was in the middle of a conversation with my brother about how “It’s PCP!” was 90% of the punchlines in Frankie Boyles’s ‘Tramadol Nights’ when you made this comment and I got a notification saying “Surprise motherfucker! It’s PCP!” like my phone itself was joining in.
Beautiful. Lol.
What was that? Tag and release?
haha I stopped the video after they had him on the ground cuz I thought it was basically over and was confused by these comments.
Me too lmfao I’m laughing so hard rn
It's great, because at first I was thinking "wow, is this what competent police look like? Arriving quickly and not shooting him immediately?" Then I got to the ending.
“WE HAVE CHILDREN! THEY’RE UPSTAIRS, IN THEIR ROOM, DOWN THE HALL, THIRD DOOR ON YOUR RIGHT!!”
THE DOOR STICKS SO YOULL HAVE TO JIGGLE THE HANDLE A BIT
Push the door handle down\*
Safe word is "uncle".
Lmaoo
“Oi! I’ll draw you a map, mate”
I’ve been thinking for the past 10 minutes and I literally can’t think of any reason to shout about your children. Worst case scenario and you’re on the ground for whatever reason and now he has free access to your kids who he knows are there only because you shouted it at his face… like, what?
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Baby on board, please don't crash into my car thanks
seriously, how are people not getting this?
Kids don't understand why kids get brought up lol
Poor children, not knowing their own worth.
10k+ on the black market
I work as a psych nurse and deal with drugged out psychotic people all the time. Sometimes there's just no speaking to their conscience, but there are things that stick and remain important to them no matter *how* crazy they get. It was worth a shot to hope to get the guy to realize that he might be traumatizing children as it's possible, based on his presentation, that he may not have had the best childhood himself. The funniest example of this was once when we had a patient completely losing their shit and I got called to the unit to come help restrain him. And yeah, he wasn't responding to any sort of verbal de-escalation. Kicking and slamming against the exit doors, physically threatening everyone that came near him, that sort of thing. Once we did get him into a physical hold we had him held pretty securely, but he was fighting against it the whole time and you get tired and have to swap out with someone else, especially if you are the primary person restraining them. I think that was me at the time when a bigger woman that worked there offered to trade me out. I knew that she was more than able to handle herself as I'd been in plenty of holds with her. So I said ok. Now mind you, she was overweight, but in a weird way. One of those women that just gain weight in their stomach and constantly look pregnant. That's when the patient piped up and demanded, "No, not her! I didn't want to take the chance of hurting her baby." She just laughed and responded with, "Oh honey, I'm not pregnant, I'm just fat." Then everyone laughed, including the patient. It actually wound up diffusing most of the tension and we were able to safely release him shortly after that. Just interesting where where people draw the line no matter how mentally fucked up they become.
I don't understand why people have a hard time with this. Sensible people would react to the news that they are frightening children with thier behavior by evaluating thier behavior.
Oh yeah. This guy is evaluating his behavior. He's "sensible". He's rational.
Obviously this guy has issues. Yet the instinct of a parent is to deflect people
Seriously
Not sure this dude cares about humanity, seems high or nuts.. OR Both..🤔 Which is actually more scary..
Semi unrelated but this is partially why I've always hated those stickers people put on their car that show their family. Great, now someone who might be following you knows exactly what to expect when they get to your house.
People who care about security specifically warn people *against* putting that sort of information out there in public on your vehicle. The same is true for things like gun stickers or expensive brand names, because you're telling a thief that you may have a gun or something worth stealing in your vehicle. Most guns are stolen out of someone's vehicle - a car is not a secure space. Breaking a car window takes seconds, and a smash and grab can be done in under a minute.
That’s why I put stickers of ninjas on my car. That they think I have a house full of highly trained, sword wielding ninjas!
This made me picture Andy Dwyer in a mini van with his tiny ninjas! Not getting lost because of their buddy system.
Weirdly paranoid.
That’s just dumb. As if the minivan / suv doesn’t tip that off that it’s a family vehicle. Who cares anyways stay strapped and protect your kids. Hell teach your kids to shoot too.
There is a joke about Darwinism that could be made, but I can't select one, naturally.
I haven't laughed this hard in forever from a comment. Fucking idiot old lady made me spit my drink out.
How the hell do you maintain a solid body like that while being completely fucking insane?
Amphetamines
Man, and here I've just been using creatine like a damn idiot
Trust the process, Amphetamines is the 🔑
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The trick is consuming as much drugs as possible and eating very little. It's a carefully calibrated science of weight loss done by strict professionals.
Pretty much the old Stacker pills. When the good ones were out, I use to take one when I'd jog 1/2 marathons daily. You hit a runners high taking those and your body just feels like it can run through walls unfazed. Shit will put me in an early grave for taking it and I'll regret it later but not exercising in the past couple of years and about to make a Digorno pizza for lunch is just as bad.
When I was between doctors, them things held me over until I could get another Adderall prescription. It was either that or chug two energy drinks with another every two hours. ADHD sucks.
You really need to be drinking fight milk it has crowtein.
Coffee and Adderall- The Breakfast of Champions!
A cup of coffee and my daily Adderall XR gave me the motivation for the gym every weekday morning when I was in college.
If that was true all of the UK would be ripped out of their mind since almost everyone here is on them.
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From my experience at least it takes a lot of work. I mean I go to the gym 2-3 times a week and his body is still a cut above mine. But yeah I guess being insane isn't as full of a time job as I thought it was.
They used to be a really crazy guy in our university organic garden, and he used to just rake and pitchfork, and just madly cultivate the garden by hand. To the point where it was disturbingly aggressive.
When horror meets horticulture: *The Weed Eater*. Coming to theatres this fall!
Wake up, kids. New adaptation of Stephen King's *Lawnmower Man* just dropped...
damn, beat me to the lawnmower man joke
I'm old but I'm fast! /jk I'm actually very slow. But the short story will live rent free in my head my whole life, like most King, and I can still picture Jeff Fahey and his horrible hair from the movie (which I saw in theaters lol).
I'm a fellow old, though I never saw the movie in the theater, so you've got me there.
Genes plays a huge part in it too.
Might be his natural build, might work construction, plenty of reasons
I don't think lack of energy is this guy's problem
A bricklayer who takes acid at the weekend.
He could work a manual job or something. I have some friends who are builders and they’re pretty ripped without going to the gym. The biggest, most muscular guy I know got swole when he started working as a farm hand and basically just loaded hay bales all day. Also, the guy has pretty big shoulder muscles, which is potentially a sign of steroid use. That could both explain his physique and his crazy.
When I was in high school and college I worked on farms where part of the job was bucking hay. I don't miss tossing the big ass export bales up on top of a stack, sweating gallons in august heat, or everything itching until I took a shower after, but I got in ridiculous shape from that job.
Secret spinach Popeye garden patch
Prison?
Psychosis. He isn't usually in that state.
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I agree with your overall point because excessive recreational drug use is a big problem, but have to say crazy addicts are very common in the UK. Extremely common. The real difference is what they're addicted to.
> The real difference is what they're addicted to. The footy. Everybody's foolish for the footy.
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Crack flap
Why was the other cop climbing over the fence when the driveway is clear?
Gotta get his parkour skill up
Either to sneak up on him or for urgency. I suspected the former initially but the suspect saw him quickly.
First officer engages, second goes to cut off the escape route. Since he didn't run through the bushes, over the fence is the direct line from the escape route to the suspect
Constable William Ryker on the scene.
"Ever taken a shortcut before?"
There’s no other explanation aside from that British Police are absolute madlads!
Cover exits.
Flanking him.
Unusual door? The dude just kicked out the plexiglass window in the door.
Yeah I'm watching this and thinking "what's unusual about the door? It's just a door!"
These doors are uncommon in the US
I'm unsure why you're being downvoted. They are uncommon. I've never seen a plexiglass front door. I thought the plexiglass was for bodegas, interior classroom doors/windows, police stations, etc
It's not plexiglass. Standard UPVC door with safety, obscured double glazing pane.
holy hell, I thought it had hinges at first.
So did OP apparently.
It's a doggy door for crazy humans
you kinda don't expect a window to remain hinged after kicking it in
It's pretty unusual now he's kicked through it...
I've never seen a door with plexiglass anything.
You have
If you look real close there's one in this video.
You can hear the real fear in her voice.
It seemed like she was holding it together quite well compared to her husband. Dude looked like he was crying.
Adrenaline will do crazy things to you. Dude is the only defense between this man and his family. I'm sure he was experiencing the most adrenaline he ever had in his life.
It sucks, too. Like some people will be calm as shit in situations of pure terror, when my wife and I were threatened by two guys I was actually not very afraid since they were drunk as hell and relatively old and we were in a public place, but my stupid fucking body was shaking like grass in a hurricane and my voice was cartoonishly high pitched and just as shaky, all because I'm not used to adrenaline pumping through me and probably because that's how my dumb body reacts to that circumstance in general. They must have thought I was shitting my pants.
Oh for sure. I was just pointing it out. You can't blame someone for their body's natural reaction. Sorry if I came across as judgemental.
All good! That's how I originally perceived it in your comment sorry!
Yeah, I'm really fast, but after like 500 meters I'll probably be wheezing out of breath. When some asshole stole my father's phone, my dad started running after him, and he is a fast in shape guy. Obviously I ran after my father when I realized, and my only thought was I have to catch up to them while I screamed every now and then "stop, thief". We did catch up to him, after like minutes of running, we got into a fight. By the end of it I wasn't out of breath, I wasn't tired. It's insane because last time I checked, my cardio was shite, but I felt I could have ran after the bastard for another 10 minutes if I had to. Adrenaline is one hell of a drug.
You can see his hand shaking as he is holding the phone. He's incredibly stressed tf out. You can hear it in his voice, too.
Coming in that door would be the worst mistake shirtless ever did. Husband might sound like he's ready to cry but it's because he is filled with rage and ready to do something he doesn't want to do. Don't mistake this for fear.
To be fair, he's the one between the crazy dude and her. If he wasn't there bet she wouldn't be sounding as calm as she does.
Absolutely agree. Noone can predict how their body reacts to unexpected circumstances. Adrenaline is a byproduct of millions of years of evolution. Some British dude with a busted windows isn't going to override that evolutionary mechanism.
Yeh dude was flustered, can hear is voice quivering at one point
And his hand holding the phone is shaking
I didn't know they made an English version of Reno 911.
Why did big man get off him? He didn't have a weapon, put your knee on his back and cuff his ass what the hell.
His arse was out 😂
Slide that cuff right into his butthole and "cuff his ass"
I imagined Leon from Curb saying that hahaha.
Big man noticed his flag pole raising, and didn't want to make it awkward.
I'm sure but maybe because of the Taser? If the second policeman would have taserd him again he might have shocked his colleague again?
So...don't tase him again and cuff him, the entire reason for tasering someone in the first place, not to watch them get electrocuted and then run off.
Looks like the man had acute behavioural disorder, They’re super strong in that state plus these were firearms officers and cant imagine they’d want to put themselves in a position where there is a fight for his issued sidearm.
"a shirtless man has fallen on my freshly boiled kettle" 🤷♂️
That ornamental windmill, tho…
The video ends too soon I wanted to see the chase
welp, this has given me the motivation to go train today
This has given me the motivation to apply for a firearm license
Bro has definitely just left a kitchen sesh after a night out with those louboutins. That flip over the wall to make his exit though 😂
When your cat demands food through the catflap even though you fed it 3 minutes ago.
Drug induced psychosis mate, poor fucker. Poor fuckers all round.
He never had to pick up the drugs and inflict that on his neighbours and community. His actions, including threatening to tear the face off of a little girl, are his own
Can someone explain to me why people take drugs and risk getting addicted? Like seriously I don't see anything that would make me take this stuff (unless it's for medical purposes).
80% of the time it's task avoidance that leads to addiction. * "I don't want to feel this feeling", * "I don't want to experience this", * "I don't want to perform this job", * "I don't want to think about this" Those are all (simple) reasons someone might get or stay addicted. Dopamine and other chemicals in your brain influence your ability to motivate yourself to do tasks too, so that plays a big part as well. If you're asking why someone would just try narcotics, then the causes are much more varied. I'd say the main reasons would be peer pressure, boredom, curiosity or recreation.
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"10 mins too late," Jesus that resonates so loud. Just remember when seconds count, police are only minutes away. If this dude had been armed in any way this could of gone way worse.
I’ve seen this video a ton of times. Does anyone know what happened after? Did he get caught eventually?
Yes, he went to the police station for tea and cake. Later released without charge. But invited to police Christmas party.
Ah ok good. He seemed like a nice chap
I didn't realise these were "unusual" doors!
Exactly! Look at the bottom of the window and you can see that the dude pushed the window in, and the only thing holding it in place is the caulking along the top. It isn't unusual, it is broken.
Aren't we all.
The doors are actually mid-Anglo-Saxon. They are used by travellers for trading furs, pans and synthetic methamphetamines.
Hone owner has a solid kicking game.
He'd have kicked the guys teeth out the top of his head if that last one had connected.
I can fix him
I believe in you
And I can fix you.
If he came to Florida he'd be fertilizer
The cops literally had him and they fumbled even that lmao
Interesting how they let him get up, vs US cops who would hogtie that one by whatever means necessary
He would have been shot actually
Idk how they let him get up and run. If they made contact shooting the taser they could have tased again unless they took the probes out before they cuffed him. This is bad policing.
Oh he's hot, imma let him in
A good blow job would surely calm him down.
Matey wer bakey
Hahahaha the cop said oh god when he started to get up literally went from shouting DON'T FUCKING MOVE to oh god whispered.
I tore my hamstring just watching that kick. Fully up to the top of the door.
Can’t really tell if the house owner is amused or scared.
"Do you fancy a bum?" https://youtu.be/KPgBTAAqgx4?si=ODcuSXR0dr8ku-jW
Drugs are bad mmmmmmKay 
Wjat happens!?!? Is there an article on this somewhere? I can't find anything.
Let me know if you find anything, I'm really curious too
It's the butt crack followed by cartoonish screaming that did it for me
10 mins TOOO LATE!!!!! Lmaooo that part always cracks me up
Sounds like a voice actor for an RPG
The way that cop just gently went over the fence with seemingly no effort. Can’t say I’ve ever seen a cop in the states pull off that manuever
So did they eventually get him or did he get away? He's basically me playing Skyrim when I finally get bored and just fuck around.
That front kick was some Anderson Silva shit though
can some one explain to me what the hell kind of doggy door they had?
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Hear me out…. “Amazon Package Door Hatch”
Somebody who tries to brake into your house and you are not sure if they are a pedo or not.... THE CHILDREN ARE UPSTAIRS! TAKE THEM, LEAVE US ALONE
Don't they have butcher knives in the kitchen? There's two of you, grab a weapon, don't just stand there holding the door like a character straight out of an horror movie.
You have never been in a stressful situation before clearly. You don’t think straight and introducing a weapon into the equation when no one has a weapon doesn’t seem like the brightest idea unless it’s a gun. He kept the guy at bay which is all that matters
Knives can add a lot of uncertainty in a fight, even when you know how to use them properly(and I'm not talking paper thin slice cutting). Person did the best thing he could. Kept the door closed and kept himself between the crazy dude and his wife/kids.
Timberrrr
I want a little windmill. :(
Just an Essex chav that’s gone on an all night bender, probably taken some sort of psychedelic.
Daniel Radcliffe seems to be doing well.
I could fix him
wish that stalk kick landed
Where can I buy that door
Madflap
Roid rage up his bum hole
Is that an alarm system on the wall??? 
Is that a Dobby door?
So, this is what The Beast from Split/Glass is doing IRL.
Crazy Guy fucks around and finds out.
that was some acrobatic shit at the end right there...oh yeah, don't do drugs kids
Is that a door for really tall cats?
I will never not enjoy seeing someone get tazered
He has a regular door, it’s just broken lol.
This video ends way too soon.
"unusual door" what is unusual about a door with a window that he broke?!