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40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If your house smells like fish for absolutely no reason, 9 times out of 10 it means that there is an electrical fire

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460points

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Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

Holy smoke

211points

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you are in a foreign country and need to call for help, but don't know the emergency number, call 1 1 2. It's the international emergency number and will automatically connect you to the nearest help line.

fyp , Paul Hanaoka Report

Final score:

435points

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Repel 3 years ago

I just tried and it works. Police said they are fine. Or fining me. On of these.

543points

I was curious which fact Jack would want absolutely everyone in the world to know. "One fact I found extremely useful that is not so commonly known is, 'If someone tried to kidnap you, make sure to scratch your attacker, their DNA will now be in your nails,'" he told me.

Just over two years ago, Jack got into creating videos on TikTok. And a year ago, he got into 'edutainment' content. "I was very hesitant to upload my first storytelling video, but a close friend convinced me to keep it up, and it was an overnight sensation. I went from 230k followers to 540k overnight and started getting tons of messages from new fans, brand partnership opportunities, and various management companies reaching out to me," he shared with Bored Panda his shot to fame.

Keeping his end goals in mind helps Jack stay passionate about video-making. "Since a young age, I’ve wanted to become a full-time YouTuber. It’s stressful at times, but I know if I continue creating on TikTok, my dream will become a reality," he said that he's focused and this helps drive him forward.

Jack also shared with me his secrets to keeping stress at bay. "I take multiple daily walks and do Wim Hof meditation pretty much every day," he said, and I for one am going to follow in his and Wim's footsteps.

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If a tornado looks like it's not moving, it's actually moving towards you

fyp , Nikolas Noonan Report

Final score:

408points

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Helena Houzarová 3 years ago

It might be moving directly away from you, but better not take the 50/50 chances.

292points

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever feel like someone is following your car take four right turns and eventually it will make a circle. If they are still behind you that means they are following you. Don't drive home, just call the police and drive to the police station

fyp , Evgeny Tchebotarev Report

Final score:

395points

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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

Unless you have outstanding warrants for your arrest 😂 in which case you can a) pull over and be arrested or b) drive it like you stole it and escape 😀

148points

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If someone ever tries to grab you, scratch them. Their DNA will now be in your nails.

fyp , wikipedia Report

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377points

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Isa 3 years ago

mental note: stop biting my nails...just in case...

324points

Besides his multi-million audience on TikTok, Jack also has 303k subscribers on YouTube and 95k loyal followers on Instagram. Jack, from Kentucky, focuses on informational and comedic videos, as well as horror stories. He debuted on TikTok with a video focused on his dad operating a DIY flamethrower.

Jack isn’t the only TikToker to spread useful info if we ever find ourselves at odds with Fate. Plenty of other TikTok content creators are hopping on the trend, spreading awareness (knowledge is power after all) and getting some extra attention from the internet in return.

For instance, Bored Panda has recently written about user Knowledgesaurus’ facts that could save your life as well. Check that article out, too, if you’re in the mood for some more niche facts that might one day be useful when you’re fighting for your life.

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you're ever buried in an avalanche, spit. Your saliva will follow the gravity and you can simply dig the opposite way

fyp , wikipedia Report

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347points

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Cactus McCoy 3 years ago

For any given value of "simply".

406points

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever wake up in the middle of the night to the smell of gas, do NOT turn on the light. A spark from a light switch could blow up the entire house.

fyp , Dean Hochman Report

Final score:

347points

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N G 3 years ago

If you smell gas and electrical devices are *on* do not turn them off - the same logic applies. The current is already flowing and there are no additional sparks to worry about.

326points

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you accidentally disturb a beehive or wasp nest, do not run for the water. They'll wait for you to resurface and continue stinging you. Just run fast and as far as you can, because eventually, they will stop following you

fyp , Matheus Queiroz Report

Final score:

345points

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Susan Green 3 years ago

One can only hope.

195points

The odds of horrific things happening to you are pretty slim. For example, the odds of being injured by a bear are around 1 in 2.1 million, according to the National Park service. Of course, that’s not much comfort for anyone who’s been attacked by a bear.

However, if we constantly spend our time thinking about worst-case scenarios, we’ll stress ourselves out (and that’s going to wreck our health) and we could be ignoring the things that occur far more commonly, e.g. heart disease or getting cancer.

So it’s best to focus on what we can control: eating a healthy and varied diet, exercising and moving lots, getting quality sleep, hydrating, having an active social life, helping others in your community, and having a job that brings you purpose. Oh, and brushing our teeth!

After all, it’s better to be attacked by a bear when you’ve lived a full life and you’re happy and healthy than to cower from one full of regrets and out of shape. Though if you’ve watched Jack’s videos or you've read up on some bear literature, you’ll know what to do either way.

#10

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' The more colorful and vivid the animal is the more likely it's poisonous and you probably shouldn't eat it.

fyp , Zachary Spears Report

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336points

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Guy MacGregor 3 years ago

Except parrots

268points

#11

If you're ever at a party and your drink tastes unusually salty, do not continue drinking it. Rohypnol is reported to have a salty taste.

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332points

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Isa 3 years ago

Never leave you drink unintended...ever!

380points

#12

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' Everyone hates red eyes in photos. But if your pupils reflect white in a picture, it could be a sign that something is seriously wrong with your eyes, such as cataract, retina problems, or even eye cancer

Final score:

329points

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Efia 3 years ago

my godchild had Retinoblastoma and had his right eye removed with just a few months old. The Doctors first didn't believed that there's something wrong with him, just a little crossed eyed, but after the diagnosis and looking at pictures of that time, you could see the Retina not reflecting red with the flash light on, but a white milky appearance. So when you feel like there's something wrong with your child, I can advice to take a few pictures with the flash on and take a closer look. My godchild lost his eye, but the fast diagnosis saved his other eye and could be treated with radiation. he is living a happy life :-)

359points

#13

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you are ever being chased by a polar bear get completely naked and drop your clothes on the ground as you run away. Polar bears have really bad ADD and will firmly inspect your clothes before chasing you again

fyp , Hans-Jurgen Mager Report

Final score:

320points

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Isa 3 years ago

And then you will be a popsicle for the bear...how nice of you!!

551points

#14

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If someone gets stabbed, do not take the knife out. It acts as a plug to the hole and prevents blood loss. Apply pressure to the wound and call the police

fyp , Harrison Kugler Report

Final score:

316points

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

Note: Apply pressure AROUND the wound -- ideally, above and below it. Do not apply pressure to the knife.

667points

#15

If you ever see square waves in the ocean get out immediately. They are powerful currents that can drag you underneath the water and kill you in an instant.

Final score:

313points

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Jim Ellington 3 years ago

If I ever saw square waves in the ocean I would wonder who the hell dosed me with acid.

79points

#16

If you ever come face to face with a mountain lion, don't turn your back on it, just walk backward. Cats are ambush predators and they'll wait for you to turn around before they attack

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312points

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

Unless you wandered into her territory (aka there may be cubs around), don't back up at all. Yell. Be loud. Put your arms up to appear larger than you are. If you're at home, grab a pot and a spoon or anything loud and bang them together. Absolutely positively, do not run. (Source: I used to live near mountain lion country, and sometimes they'd wander down the mountain and into yards in the winter.)

283points

#17

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' Wolves will only attack you if they can intimidate you into running away from them. Standing your ground against a wolf pack will be terrifying but eventually, they will leave you alone

fyp , Eva Blue Report

Final score:

308points

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A.J Milne 3 years ago

Show 'em who's boss

196points

#18

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' The machine that sets the pins at the bowling alley is extremely dangerous. So if you slide into the pins as a joke, there is a very good chance that you will be crushed to death.

fyp , Ella Christenson Report

Final score:

304points

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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

I worked as a technician at a bowling alley, I can confirm that the deck that holds / picks up the pins will indeed crush you, it’s extremely heavy, it’s controlled by a computer that doesn’t care if you are in the way and it will drop towards the lane without warning. I’ve no idea why you would think it was a good idea to slide underneath the deck, the sweep and the deck are both clearly very tough bits of kit, you aren’t! We had double safety locking systems on the power supply and physical stops inside them on our pinsetters so that when were working on them there was zero chance of them operating, They will chew you up and spit you out. Your coffin will be wide and flat.

388points

#19

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever for some reason ingest windshield wiper fluid or anti-freeze, drink large amounts of vodka to keep it from shredding your kidneys to give you time to get to the hospital

fyp , wikipedia Report

Final score:

281points

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Nicola Roberts 3 years ago

This works for cats too. I saw it on a pet rescue where they thought (or knew) a cat had been poisoned with antifreeze. They lived through the worse hang over ever!

223points

#20

If a powerline falls next to you, do not walk or run. Put your feet together and do a bunny hop to jump and get away. This keeps electricity from traveling up one leg and out the other, which prevents you from being shocked by several thousand volts.

Final score:

281points

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Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago

Any electrical engineers care to chime in on the voracity of this statement? This would be life saving information to have if true.

192points

#21

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever get carjacked and they tell you to drive, crash the car into the nearby road or intersection. Most likely they won't be wearing their seatbelts. So when you crash the car they will get injured and you can take this chance to get out of the car and run like hell.

fyp , Michael Jin Report

Final score:

273points

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Isa 3 years ago

If you survive the car crash you mean...

279points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#22

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' Lying flat on your back is the best way to survive a falling elevator

fyp , Derrick Treadwell Report

Final score:

271points

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Remi 3 years ago

No it isn't, you should lay on top of a fat person.

221points

#23

If your hair suddenly stands up on end, duck and cover. You're about to be struck by lightning.

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268points

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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

Or there’s a child with a balloon above you, it’s up to you to judge which is more likely….

244points

#24

If you ever feel like you are going to throw up, start humming. It's nearly impossible to gag while you are humming.

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246points

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TK 421 3 years ago

Unless it’s projectile vomit, in which case this does not work. It does make the others in the house curious about what’s happening in the bathroom though

271points

#25

If you ever find yourself being dragged underwater by an alligator shove your fingers into its nose. This breaks the seal alligators need to keep water out of their airways and will make them release you immediately.

Final score:

242points

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Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago (edited)

Then punch the shark it was planning to share you with in the nose and casually swim back to shore giving the "what's up?" shrug to any other thug beasts thinking about joining in. I got it now: Alligator = finger in nose. Shark = punch nose.

290points

#26

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever fall off of the edge of the subway platform and onto the tracks don't waste your time trying crawl back up. There is a crawl space built to go underneath in case this happens.

fyp , Soumyadip Sarkar Report

Final score:

235points

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Nicola Roberts 3 years ago

Good to know, but that will go against every instinct in my body.

269points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#27

Most drunk driving deaths occur on Saturdays between 1:00 and 3:00 a.m. Avoid roads during these times if you can help it.

Final score:

216points

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Robert T 3 years ago

Especially after drinking! /s

212points

#28

Do not drink the milk of brown coconuts. They contain oils that cause dehydration. So, you should drink the milk of green coconuts instead.

Final score:

216points

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Jim Ellington 3 years ago

And never, ever, ever put de lime in da coconut.

401points

#29

No matter how thirsty you are, do not eat large amounts of snow. Too much cold ice in your stomach can cause you to die of hypothermia. Melt the ice and then drink it.

Final score:

212points

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Isa 3 years ago

Brain freeze...brain freeze....

127points

#30

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If a deer is running across the road it's better to hit it than swerve and run into a ditch. If there is a moose in the middle of the road swerve and run into a ditch. Hitting a moose is like running into a brick wall

fyp , Donnie Rosie Report

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210points

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

Apparently, there are some people unfamiliar with driving where there are frequent deer. No one wants to hit the deer. It is horrible for deer and your car and possibly your life. Sometimes deer dart into the highway from places on the side of the highway you simply couldn't have seen them before and anticipated. They can jump in front far faster than you can reasonably stop a car. Generally, when this happens, you're also going fast enough (highway speed) that swerving as suddenly as you would have to avoid the deer will land you over the side of the highway or rolling your vehicle. It has long been recommended that after a certain speed, it is just safer to hit the deer. Not only for you, but the people behind you in traffic. No one wants to hit the deer, but sometimes it is the best option in a bad situation, so it is considered best practice since the situation happens fast enough you likely won't have time to analyze the situation.

330points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#31

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' Have you ever been told that if an alligator is chasing you that you should run in a zigzag? Well, contrary to popular belief, alligators actually aren't stupid and they can run up to 35 miles per hour. So just run straight and run like hell.

fyp , Kyaw Tun Report

Final score:

208points

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Rick 3 years ago

Alligators can NOT run up to 35 miles per hour at all. They’re not land animals (well, they are, but designed to be much more effective in water). The average, healthy human could outrun an alligator on land whether running in a straight line or zig zagging.

132points

#32

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' You can always dial 911 if you have no bars because, in an emergency, your phone will connect to any nearby cell tower as long as it has a battery in it.

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205points

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Tim Pillinger 3 years ago

If there is signal on any network.

124points

#33

If you're ever in a serious situation where you have triple A batteries but desperately need double As, ball up some tin foil and put it on the negative side of each battery where it connects.

Final score:

202points

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Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago

Just tried and it worked very well. Good to know!

135points

#34

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever get stuffed in the back of a trunk disconnect the brake light wires so when the cop pulls them over you can kick the door so people know you are there

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196points

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Tim Pillinger 3 years ago

Cops have time to pull you over for this?

146points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#35

Sleep with your door closed. Unlike your parents, a fire will leave your room almost completely untouched, if closed.

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194points

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Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

Huh? Parents?

172points

#36

40 'Facts You Probably Didn't Know That Could Save Your Life' If you ever need to escape a moving car do not jump out, put one foot down and take a step. This will significantly reduce your speed and will have a much greater chance of surviving the fall.

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191points

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Nicola Roberts 3 years ago

I can't see me being able to do that. Note to self: do not put yourself into a position that you need to jump from a moving vehicle.

290points

#37

If your water ever smells like cinnamon, do not drink it. People often use it to cover up the scent of poison.

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180points

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

which people?

388points

#38

Each railroad crossing has a number on it. So, if your car gets over stuck on the train track, call 911, give them this number and they'll notify upcoming trains to stop.

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179points

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Kat 3 years ago

Or maybe just step out of the car and away from the railroad. Car can be replaced.

15points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#39

Condoms are useful for a number of reasons. If you need a quick way to store liquids, they can actually hold up to a gallon of water, plus they are waterproof, so you can safely store things like matches, electronics, and pretty much anything that shouldn't get wet.

Final score:

163points

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Shazz Winchester 3 years ago

But they're covered in lubricant, so that would be "wet" I'm sure, unless you dry it out first, am I thinking about this too deeply?

195points

#40

If you're ever scuba diving and a giant octopus tries to grab a hold of you, do not try to prune him off. The key to survival is to get him off of one of his anchor points, like a rock or a pipe, because he can't pull you down without using leverage from his anchor.

Final score:

153points

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Cactus McCoy 3 years ago

How often does this happen?

272points

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Leah L 3 years ago

Ok had to create an account just for this. I worked in Synagogues and sadly had to go through a lot of active shooter training. If a shooter enters the Building you are in do not run. You are giving him a target to shoot. If you are physically able to grab others and disarm him even if it means being shot. If you are shot but disarm him paramedics can arrive quickly and save you. Shot but he is still roaming around you will probably bleed out before helps arrives. Same theory if someone tries to kidnap you. Better to be shot in a place where you or someone else can call for help rather than being taken to a remote spot. Lesson here? It’s actually hard to die from a gunshot wound if paramedics are able to arrive quickly. I mean it can happen but still preferable to be shot in a way that allows you to be treated quickly.

74points

Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

How crazy is it that there’s a thing such as ‘active shooter training’? I can’t comment on your theory, I live in the U.K. where such a thing doesn’t happen but I’m saddened that a community has to protect itself that way.

74points

Rob 3 years ago

Lesson here? Move to a country where you don't have to fit 'getting shot' into your daily routine.

19points

Andy Acceber 3 years ago

Interesting, we also have active shooter trainings in Portland, OR. (Reality of the U.S. It's effed up here, y'all.) The advice is 1. If you can run out of the building, run. 2. If you can't run, hide. Silence your phone. 3. If you can't run or hide, fight. This is the last and most dangerous option, but better than freezing up.

18points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Active shooter training: Stay still, stay quiet, get out ASAP. --- local Citizens Police Academy

8points

Sam Burton 3 years ago

Flee if you can, hide if you can't, fight only if you must.

3points

Gabby M 3 years ago

I don't know about this one. A cop at my school told teachers to first and foremost run and try to find a safe place to hide.

3points

Lisa 3 years ago

After the casino shooting in Vegas, the casino I had been working at started yearly refreshers on active shooting situations. One of the tips was leave the other person if they refuse to move to safety ultimately with the intention to minimize deaths, it's like damn.

3points

Rider 3 years ago

That is good information if you are shot. For those interested, here is a training video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VcSwejU2D0&t=5s The variation for schools is to shelter in place (safer than moving the kiddos), , lock the doors, turn off all the lights, quietly hide away from any windows and doors. Trash cans are toilets and tell kids to put phones on silent and exactly what to text to parents (most schools have some version of "on lockdown, I'm safe")

2points

Cynthia Souza 3 years ago

I'm a retired teacher who has had active shooter training. We were taught run, hide, fight. That's assuming running out of the building, away from the situation. Not running from a shooter.

2points

Mimi M 3 years ago

Sorry - I disagree. There are times when running out an exit is the best course of action.

2points

Sue M. H. R. 3 years ago

I think our active shooter training is to hide/barricade and get flat on the floor. Not to be confused with an incendiary device (bomb) which is to crouch on the floor. Not sure about the difference but it has to do with shrapnel.

2points

Steve Ramaekers 3 years ago

Was always trained to run, as a moving target it harder to hit.

1point

Redwood Rebelgirl 2 years ago

Yes. In case of kidnapping: Much better to be shot--even killed--at the PRIMARY crime scene. If they can get you to a SECONDARY crime scene, then they can r*pe & slowly, horrifically TORTURE, then kill YOU.💔 You could be viciously tortured, & even enslaved, for years, until you are, MERCIFULLY, dead. 💔 Additionally-- If you are shot at the PRIMARY crime scene, you may be rescued. Even if you die-- Your loved ones can recover & identify your remains. And, there may be evidence that allows police to identify & lock-up your murderer. AT A SECONDARY CRIME SCENE, your remains may NEVER be recovered, leaving your loved ones with a very painful, never-resolved hope that...just maybe...you will come walking through the door any time. (It is much better to KNOW, in my tragic experience. 💔) And, there is a good chance that NO EVIDENCE is EVER recovered--meaning no Justice for you & your family (& beloveds), AND leaving the vile, evil predator FREE to torture & kill. 💔

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Lydia Owen the Bi-tch 3 years ago

They do 'intruder' training here in the US.

-2points

Johnny English 3 years ago

So if your shot in the head you'll be okay because the paramedics arrived quickly?

-2points

Jim Ellington 3 years ago

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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

48 facts that COULD save you life that are based in little fact or that have not been tested in the real world. I’d suggest using common sense, not putting yourself in harms way in the first place and being aware of your surroundings. Save yourself first eh?

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Yes, I was really wondering who gets into these situations. Eyes and ears open. (Yes, you have to give up your earbuds. LISTEN to the world. It provides a lot more cues than your playlist.)

7points

Shelp 3 years ago

And now, the life pro tip of all life pro tips: find a way to memorize all of this

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Leah L 3 years ago

74points

Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

74points

Rob 3 years ago

Lesson here? Move to a country where you don't have to fit 'getting shot' into your daily routine.

19points

Andy Acceber 3 years ago

18points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Active shooter training: Stay still, stay quiet, get out ASAP. --- local Citizens Police Academy

8points

Sam Burton 3 years ago

Flee if you can, hide if you can't, fight only if you must.

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Gabby M 3 years ago

I don't know about this one. A cop at my school told teachers to first and foremost run and try to find a safe place to hide.

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Lisa 3 years ago

3points

Rider 3 years ago

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Cynthia Souza 3 years ago

I'm a retired teacher who has had active shooter training. We were taught run, hide, fight. That's assuming running out of the building, away from the situation. Not running from a shooter.

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Mimi M 3 years ago

Sorry - I disagree. There are times when running out an exit is the best course of action.

2points

Sue M. H. R. 3 years ago

2points

Steve Ramaekers 3 years ago

Was always trained to run, as a moving target it harder to hit.

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Redwood Rebelgirl 2 years ago

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Lydia Owen the Bi-tch 3 years ago

They do 'intruder' training here in the US.

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Johnny English 3 years ago

So if your shot in the head you'll be okay because the paramedics arrived quickly?

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Jim Ellington 3 years ago

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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

30points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Yes, I was really wondering who gets into these situations. Eyes and ears open. (Yes, you have to give up your earbuds. LISTEN to the world. It provides a lot more cues than your playlist.)

7points