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That's what I think. The conductor is a hero.

Me too, taking off my trainers and snorting a few rails myself. Maybe see what's on Steam, I like to keep track of the sales.

Last time I missed a deal for Train Simulator I felt very piston.

Hey it's the pun version of la loco.

Great

la locomotion

I've been training for this day for my entire life.

Sorry to Tram-ple your ambitions but puns give SolRo a terrible freight, by his own express-ion.

http://i.imgur.com/ezTBDAF.png

yes.

Whoa.

Lucky the engineer wasn't wearing steel toecaps but not that lucky considering he filmed this so fucking close to some railway tracks. You can't tell me he didn't hear the train horn, earbuds or not.

The possible explanation that this happened to save the kid's life is more crushing to me than the that-guy-on-the-Internet-this-time-named-Chancho FAKE! If it's fake, it's still funny. If it's not a train conductor kicking a kid in the head just for the sake of it, then I just don't know...

Cant it be both?

The guy on the train kicked him to save his life, and kicked him because he's fucking stupid and needed a kick to the head.

For every interesting thing on the internet, there is a swath of mouthbreathers who love the personal satisfaction of calling it fake with no evidence to support their claim.

I'm with SolRo on this one; Train Guy probably didn't want to deal with the paperwork, and serendipitously his best chance to save that fucking idiot was with a sobering kick to the face. Everybody wins.

Something similar happened to me a few years ago: I wasn't taking a selfie but I was on my bike, with my headphones on and it was a relatively car-free street. Anyway I started to move forward through a very-soon-to-be-green light and the bicyclist behind me pushed me off my bike and on to the ground. At first I was like "the fuck?" got up to confront him, and then noticed a car crashing into 3 other cars and into a laundromat in the middle of the intersection I was about to be in. I guess the driver had a heart attack or something and left her foot on the gas, so she was going about 70 in what's normally a 15-25 zone.

I tried to say "thank you" or buy him a drink, but he just went along, but he probably saved my life. I hope this guy's as thankful as I am for the kindness of strangers, via physical violence or not.

I was that cyclist.

No but seriously, awesome story.

I wish I had more opportunities to save people by kicking or pushing them.