The most ridiculous deaths in history

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Overconfidence,
John Sedgewick's final words taunted death unwisely.

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Death by Politeness
Brilliant Tycho Brahe's life and death were both spectacular.

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Beard DeathHans Steininger, an Austrian burgher, maintained his 4.5-foot beard in a leather bag.

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Alarm-Clock Death, In the 1880s, a lamplighter in Flatbush, New York used a clock, wire, and 10-pound stone to wake up.

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Death By Acting
Gareth Jones died of a heart attack on the set of Underground, inspiring one of television's greatest improvisations.

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Death By Conducting
Jean-Baptiste Lully is one of the few famous musicians or composers who accidently murder themselves.

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The most ridiculous deaths in history

Overconfidence, John Sedgewick's final words taunted death unwisely.

Death by PolitenessBrilliant Tycho Brahe's life and death were both spectacular.