Gotta love the Chinglish!

This is the controversial alternate ending to the movie Speed.

*wtf !!!!!!!

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This is actually quite horrific.

>> ^Issykitty:
This is actually quite horrific.


A friend of mine told me two people died in this.

Words to live by indeed, "The guard only needs a second, But get hurt is an influence lifetime"

I'll keep that in mind.

*asia

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>> ^Issykitty:
This is actually quite horrific.

Being that I am very afraid of car accidents, yes it is horrific. It makes me never want to drive again.

Successfully hits all the small cars, missing the flat beds with style

>> ^Issykitty:
This is actually quite horrific.


Indeed, it seems from a little bit of search that accident ended with 4 dead and 15 injured with a total of 13 cars hit. Sad.

Look like that silver car and the first van he hit got the worst of it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEnaG15UX6Q and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aa4YgkCQUF4 with animated recreated scenes. http://www.boingboing.net/2010/02/15/videos-on-truck-capt.html#comments say the bus driver fell asleep.

Notice how the car with the back white windshield runs in panic on the yellow border, barely touched...

So does this fall under the snuff category seeing that there were fatalities?

I mean, I did just watch someone die, didn't I?

I've hit better in carmaggeddon. He needs to practice, not a single grandma or baby-stroller hit. Amateur.

From the FAQ:

"Note: The presence of human fatality is acceptable and not considered "snuff" if presented as a limited portion of a lengthy educational, informative news report or documentary. Our definition of "snuff" does include but is not exclusive to any short clip in which a human fatality occurs whether or not any victims are actually visible on camera."

So; short clip, no narration or context, with fatalities, shown apparently for no reason other than entertainment. Seems to fit perfectly. If anyone can find a link to the news reports I think it should be removed.

>> ^entr0py:
From the FAQ:
"Note: The presence of human fatality is acceptable and not considered "snuff" if presented as a limited portion of a lengthy educational, informative news report or documentary. Our definition of "snuff" does include but is not exclusive to any short clip in which a human fatality occurs whether or not any victims are actually visible on camera."
So; short clip, no narration or context, with fatalities, shown apparently for no reason other than entertainment. Seems to fit perfectly. If anyone can find a link to the news reports I think it should be removed.


I'd prefer to talk about this a bit more before removing it.

Yes, it's a horrific accident, and although I haven't searched myself yet, I'll accept that due to the nature of this accident 4 people most likely did unfortunately pass.

However, as it stands now, We don't know if they died instantly, or of they died of complications later en route to, or in a hospital.

If that's the case, I don't think this would be classified as snuff.

Should evidence be presented to the contrary, even though it's not graphic it is still fitting the FAQ description.

I say snuff, and it should be removed, but it's a close call, and largely a matter of taste.

This is the place I come for quality control. If I want fatal car crashes, I know where to go.

Under the Videosift 1.0-ish guidelines, we'd remove it.

Under the revised guidelines, only if you saw someone, say, being ejected and obviously mutilated would we do so - or, to continue with the macabre, heard their screams of agony as they were about to die, for example.

Borderline, but acceptable under the FAQ.

Absolutley horrific. *fear here.

I've ridden in those coaches - definitely a smart PSA-style vid, official or not - the traffic jams there are sudden and I wouldn't be surprised to see something like this happen given the mad way they pilot them through - everything.

>> ^Shepppard:
>> ^entr0py:
From the FAQ:
"Note: The presence of human fatality is acceptable and not considered "snuff" if presented as a limited portion of a lengthy educational, informative news report or documentary. Our definition of "snuff" does include but is not exclusive to any short clip in which a human fatality occurs whether or not any victims are actually visible on camera."
So; short clip, no narration or context, with fatalities, shown apparently for no reason other than entertainment. Seems to fit perfectly. If anyone can find a link to the news reports I think it should be removed.

I'd prefer to talk about this a bit more before removing it.
Yes, it's a horrific accident, and although I haven't searched myself yet, I'll accept that due to the nature of this accident 4 people most likely did unfortunately pass.
However, as it stands now, We don't know if they died instantly, or of they died of complications later en route to, or in a hospital.
If that's the case, I don't think this would be classified as snuff.
Should evidence be presented to the contrary, even though it's not graphic it is still fitting the FAQ description.

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Tags for this video have been changed from 'Bus, Crash, China, Multiple Vehicles' to 'Bus, Crash, China, Multiple Vehicles, claps of condition' - edited by doogle

Sure it wasn't a Toyota bus?

So am I missing something obvious? What is a 'clap of condition'? (ie. What does the translator really mean in English?)

I'd say this is pretty terrible, and snuff. But on the other hand, people voted some pretty terrible animal cruelty (the omglol hilarious Indian movie 'stunts'), so what do I know.

Toyota's new slogan "Toyota: Moving Forward...whether you want to or not">> ^dracoirs:
Sure it wasn't a Toyota bus?

Traffic in china is scary as hell, i took an overnight sleeper bus one time - about an 8 hour trip, and i try and repress the memories as much as possible - there were trucks and busses overtaking other trucks and busses or cars that were themselves overtaking other vehicles on blind corners at night. The roads have 2-3 lanes per side, but over there the sides often don't matter, they just use whatever part of the road they can, often at great risk.

Or maybe they are just really awesome drivers and i am a pussy.

I had a little claps of condition once, but some penicillin cleared that shit right up.

Interesting how all those chinese made cars just crumple... There's a reason we do all the safety standards here for our vehicles.

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