Jeremy, is this the one we were cracking up on? Safety in the workplace?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-wVjKruAZM

or this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a592u...eature=related

or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYwMh...eature=related

 

damn i got goosbumps now, that shyt is crazy. damn.....

 

there is something better, it's called "porsche girl". Thats all a teen needs to see, IMO and far better than this.






you guys are the tools if this improved you're driving.


I'm not a ****ing idiot, and a more than courteous and helpful driver in the scheme of things.

Maybe you sucked at driving before, so this ridiculous video helped you out,

But I actually had common sense and a brain before.


Maybe you go roaring up on people and do stupid ****, I don't. Maybe you don't pay attention to all of your surroundings while driving.

I guess I'm just smarter than all you.


I think you guys just like ****ty emo music.



ps Didn't anybody think the german fork lift safety video was funny?


Also expecting younger people to differentiate between this obviously fake *** shiz, and the **** on tv and action movies just makes the situation worse.

You want real fear and caution, you show them something REAL.

Any teen who see this **** is going to laugh at the stupid horrible music and the emo way it was produced and say **** off.


kyle those videos rocked.

 

Delivery might not have been too slick, but I hear where you're coming from on this one.

OP's vid never did much for me either (at least the staged portions), but "Porsche Girl" and "Red Asphalt 4" (or was it 3? Whichever one the state of CA pulled for being too gory) back in high school really hammered the point home for me -- don't fark around behind the wheel.

That, and I'm a cheap-*** that hates giving my hard-earned cash to the government when I can spend it on some frivolous tripe for myself.

 

Who said any of these videos would make anybody a better driver? Considering how many people died in car accidents this year wouldnt it make you think twice about possibly racing or doing something silly in the streets and in traffic? That might not apply to everyone because 90% of people will claim instantly they never do it.

 

There's no impact behind facts and figures. A message regarding danger needs to be visceral before it can be implanted in a person's subconscious. Crap doesn't stink too bad until you smell it, right?