Dumb Ways to Die
An Australian train company has employed grim humor in a sing-a-long a public service video warning against behaving carelessly in the presence of piranhas, unrefrigerated food and trains.
An Australian train company has employed grim humor in a sing-a-long a public service video warning against behaving carelessly in the presence of piranhas, unrefrigerated food and trains. Share it with your child or disaster prone cousin.
— Posted by Alexander Reed Kelly.
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