Gamara II - 2009-02-19 Given where he's standing, he was probably expecting something like that might happen and he'd be perfectly safe. Still, balls of steel.
Herr Matthias - 2009-02-19 He was there to kick ass and chew bubble gum, and he's all out of gum.
La Loco - 2009-02-20 While we are talking about the ingrediants of this man's balls can we include ice cream, cake and lollypops? Just checking.
Geoff Marr - 2009-02-19 Good thing the caption came up to tell me that it was close. I never would have noticed.
Cleaner82 - 2009-02-20 Never anyone else's. Unless their misery makes for a dynamite shot!
Aelric - 2009-02-20 That's what I learned in Photo class.
dr tits - 2009-02-19 you know the one thing on his mind was holding his camera out of the way of the oncoming vehicle -- as long as the lens isn't scratched.... whoops!!
sosage - 2009-02-19 His balls are in the shape of a concrete wall, which he stands behind and allows cars to smash into.
Jeff Fries - 2009-02-19 HOW CLOSE WAS THAT; NO SLOW MO I'M JUST SAYING
oogaBooga - 2009-02-20 Yeah thanks for the misleading caption, sir fagalot! Why even bother editing it at all if you dont add slomo?
Camonk - 2009-02-20 The fact that there's no fucking slowmo would make this five stars, but I mean the stupid captions.
RockBolt - 2009-02-20 Wait, how did that NOT hit the video camera?
ProfessorChaos - 2009-02-20 Based on the narrow depth of feild, (only about 5-10 feet of this shot seem to be in focus), and the amount of time between the car hitting the wall and then shaking the camera, I'd say the camera was zoomed in a bit. It also seems to be off of the ground, possibly sitting on a concrete embankment. (i'd say 5-10 feet at most off ground level - too much higher, and the shot would be at a much sharper downward angle.
I'm guessing that the camera was sitting on a concrete embankment identical to the one that the Photog was leaning against. This explains the damage on the door seen on the car - the car hit the first wall, and spun out of control, slamming drivers-side door first into the second, assumed embankment. This shook the camera a bit.
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