Dice with death

Dice with death means to do something extremely dangerous and risk losing your life or ending up severely injured.
Did you know that distracted driving is similar to driving drunk? Keep your eyes on the road ahead.

English Idiom: Dice with death

The picture above should tell the whole story here. Dice with death means to do something perilous.

The man above is dicing with death by using his smartphone while driving a vehicle.

Not only that, but it seems to be around dawn or dusk, so the sun is low in the sky and is probably shining in his eyes if he were not looking at his smartphone that is, affecting his ability to see clearly.

Yes, this gentleman is taking his life, and that of his passenger’s in his hands.

Of course, playing Russian roulette with severe injury is sometimes very exciting, and we can see that in the popularity of extreme sports.

Just remember that if we dice with death and lose, there is no reset button.



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