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The Dumbass Award - Man Plays Real Life Version of Frogger - Vehicles Win

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DSC_0009-1.jpgOccasionally we read something that is so far out there in the world of all things gaming that we have to take a moment and acknowledge those dumbasses with "The Dumbass Award".

Have you ever found yourself playing a game Frogger and thinking, "Gee, I want to play a real life version of Frogger.".  If you answered "yes" to that question, then you are just as insane as this guy who failed at playing a real life version of Frogger yesterday.

A 23 year old dumbass from South Carolina was struck by a 2010 Lexus after attempting to navigate a four lane highway like the video game Frogger.  He stood beside the highway and when traffic was coming he yelled, "Go!" and jumped in front of oncoming traffic.  Unfortunately for this dumbass, he never made it past the first level.

The young male who is not being identified was talking about playing Frogger with a group of friends prior to him being struck.  He is currently in stable condition at a local hospital.  Charges are not expected to filed against the driver of the Lexus.

via AOL

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