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I think one person was a little bit too excited for the upcoming Ninja Assassin film, because he tried to “ninja-flip” himself over a fence.

A man from Seattle went outdoors to try out some practice runs of some acrobatic “NINJA” moves that he learned. Unfortunately, the man made a grave error and impaled himself on the fence. How could this person do such a thing, and not worry about his safety in the confines inside a training zone, dojo or a military obstacle course, even? The reports say that him being under the influence of alcohol could have been the key contributor.

The sad thing about it was, the fence was 4-5 feet tall, so I suppose he thought it would be safe enough to clear. Do we need to repeat this? Unless you’re a seriously trained stuntman, like Rain, do not try this at home

Can we all learn from this mans mistake? Yes. And yeah, this is what happens when you apply video games to real life. Fortunately, this man is still alive as the latest report entails, but he’s in critical condition.

Disclaimer: The picture is for visual reference, to give an idea that video games are not an indicator of what’s ok to try in real life. You don’t get any continues.


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ouch, that is so scary… being impaled by a fence >_<”


wow i hope he gets better



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