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20th Dec 2016

Watch As ‘The Luckiest Man On Earth’ Narrowly Escapes Certain Death

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Take a look at the video above where a Saudi Arabian man narrowly (and we mean narrowly) escapes death by a pane of glass falling from a great height… Genuinely terrifying stuff.

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