I think more people go through glass windows in the movies every year than in real life. Seriously. I don't scour the news every day for defenestration stories, but they have to be pretty rare events. If someone goes through a window it seems like it's mostly to escape a fire or run away from something, and in those cases they almost always open the window first. Despite how it's portrayed in the movies, most everyone knows that broken glass = cuts galore.

My introduction to the term was the Cameron TV series Dark Angel. It was...hilarious.

Some of those are infenestrations.

I had an infenestration once, but the cream the doctor gave me cleared it right up.

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1:38 was actually pretty accurate.

But remember kids, trying to break laminated safety glass with your head can lead to severe concussion, loss of conciousness and/or a cracked skull. Unless you're wearing a superhero suit of course, then you can just get up and continue fighting the bad guy!

This is exhausting.

(Throws down broom)

This is the opposite of terrible!

Defenestration is the act of throwing someone out a window. Does it count if that person is yourself?

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