By Anonymous - 29/11/2009 16:57 - United States

Today, my ceiling fan was rocking violently so I turned it off. I stood under it trying to figure out what the problem is, it fell on my face. FML
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Josher47 0

Well, there's your problem

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Punderful 0

Stood right under it, did ya? Guess you're not a big fan of common sense.

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Chipl 0

I sure hope you're okay. YDI, though. I kinda think it's fake, though.

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biffygirl411 0

omg, are you ok!!! that eeriously sucks!!!

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jessxoxo28 5

LMAO!!! sorry for laughing even though u may be hurt at the moment, but y would u stand under it to figure it out? lolz!

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jane99 0

Even if it was on it's not like it's going to cut off his head or something. Source: Mythbusters!

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kingsteveooo 4

Well, theres your problem right there... It may have been loose

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fegd 0

Why are you complaining? At least it was off.

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EvieAngel 0

that made me lol. Ydi for standing under it but it's not really your fault. Hope your O.K. ... however okay you can be after having a cealing fan fall on you face... O.O

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cake_deco8er 0

Too bad that is physically impossible. They are installed to a point where they are phyically impossible able to fall on your head. nice try though...

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InfiniteSecret 20

Wow you seriously believe that stuff can't break, be installed wrong or something snapped or tore causing it to fall. You must live an interesting life

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LikeOMGWDworld 0

Seriously Fml for evening bothering to read these stupid comments. The weight on ceiling fans are so ridiculous lite its not even funny. And look at physics of rotating mass well since these blades have very little mass you can actually reach up and grab them at full speed and only have a minor bruise. And if we look at the speed of descent for a ceiling fan assuming est weight of five pounds a height of eight feet I would est ( without doing the math) a fall speed to the ground of 1.8 seconds or so and to hit somebody in the head lets look at the average height of a male in their mid twenties in north america a reasonable cross section for this site. For them to get hit in the head would be again only est less then 7/10ths of a second. blink thats the speed.

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wambamtysam 0

physically impossible able? how about nice try with that sentence. actually ceiling fans, or even just parts of them that come loose, can unscrew due to one problem or another and fall off. plus the weight of it falling could either snap the wires or yank them down with the fall. gravity is not physically impossible

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