Watch as media pushes self harm versus mass murder...

So this is a theory I have had for a bit that seems to be playing out....at least with this story.

Seems innocent enough as a story but why on the front page headline?

Ax smashes through windshield and strikes driver

A Canadian man knows that he’s lucky to be alive after an ax smashed through the window of his pickup and hit him in the head, but he doesn’t know exactly what happened.

Now here is where it gets odd....

About 10 years ago he was driving down a different road near Kenosha Lake when a piece of rebar fell off of a passing truck and speared straight through the driver’s side of his car, from the window, through the back seat and into the trunk, Peddle recounted to the CBC.

So this seems like a "Final Destination" plot....dude is bound to die...

My thought is this story may actually be setting us up for diverting the school shootings. Turning us into a new era of staged near death experiences.

Someone has to do it and media is likely getting tired of the same old story.


So...bets on how many multople near death stories we see coming?

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
So this is a theory I have had for a bit that seems to be playing out....at least with this story.

Seems innocent enough as a story but why on the front page headline?

Ax smashes through windshield and strikes driver

A Canadian man knows that he’s lucky to be alive after an ax smashed through the window of his pickup and hit him in the head, but he doesn’t know exactly what happened.

Now here is where it gets odd....

About 10 years ago he was driving down a different road near Kenosha Lake when a piece of rebar fell off of a passing truck and speared straight through the driver’s side of his car, from the window, through the back seat and into the trunk, Peddle recounted to the CBC.

So this seems like a "Final Destination" plot....dude is bound to die...

My thought is this story may actually be setting us up for diverting the school shootings. Turning us into a new era of staged near death experiences.

Someone has to do it and media is likely getting tired of the same old story.


So...bets on how many multople near death stories we see coming?

Stay away from these people!

a reply to: Vasa Croe

They dont include instructions for how to orchestrate objects like axes to come shooting through the windshield seemingly at random while driving down the road.

I'll drink my beer over this one.

originally posted by: burgerbuddy

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
So this is a theory I have had for a bit that seems to be playing out....at least with this story.

Seems innocent enough as a story but why on the front page headline?

Ax smashes through windshield and strikes driver

A Canadian man knows that he’s lucky to be alive after an ax smashed through the window of his pickup and hit him in the head, but he doesn’t know exactly what happened.

Now here is where it gets odd....

About 10 years ago he was driving down a different road near Kenosha Lake when a piece of rebar fell off of a passing truck and speared straight through the driver’s side of his car, from the window, through the back seat and into the trunk, Peddle recounted to the CBC.

So this seems like a "Final Destination" plot....dude is bound to die...

My thought is this story may actually be setting us up for diverting the school shootings. Turning us into a new era of staged near death experiences.

Someone has to do it and media is likely getting tired of the same old story.


So...bets on how many multople near death stories we see coming?

Stay away from these people!

He looks like a jinx but maybe has a guardian angel. He did, after all, survive all these horrible experiences.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Maybe should sell his car. Don't walk under ladders.

You may be reading a little too much into this Vasa.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Seems innocent enough as a story but why on the front page headline?

It's Canada, not a lot happens up here.

Not sure where you're getting the self harm from, this guy is just extremely unlucky, or really lucky to be alive.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Reporting on something doesn’t mean there pushing it, it’s just a story because similar crazy things happened to this guy twice.

I agree, your reading a little bit to far into this.