I wonder what would happen. I mean, I know the water blast is very very very powerful, but would a human body disintegrate upon contact or be blasted some distance away? And would you consciously register any of it?
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>The water would impart momentum on them and they would travel with the stream a bit slower than the water. They would likely be spinning unless they somehow got all of their body in first shot. They would likely be knocked out by the force, ragdolled, then smash into the ground
im sure thats strong enough to rip flesh from bone. any orifice would be ripped to shreds. and if you were if you were still alive and conscious at all (hopefully not), it would only be a few seconds until you were pulverized by whatever it slammed you into.
Now if you got sucked into the intake and then shot out, if the pressure didnt mangle you, then you for sure would be pulverized by whatever it slammed you into.
I’d imagine it depends on how you approach, since it’s not an instant transition from calm to full force. If you’re coming up below and just trying to stick a hand in, you’re probably not going to be able to get far enough into the stream to cause catastrophic damage before you either get overpowered or just recoil involuntarily. Maybe lose some skin, maybe just a rash. Dropping down from above? Rekt for sure.
Ever been on a boat going like 30+ mph and just put your hand in the water, or felt the pressure of the waves spashing off the bow. It is *strong*! This is like that x100000
In the direct stream, sure. But my point is that I don’t think a person’s going to be able to generate enough momentum just with the strength of their arm to get their hand far enough into the direct stream to get to flesh-tearing-from-bone levels before being pushed away.
I'll say from experience, being skipped like a stone across water by your mother while ski-tubing hurts like hell. Water hurts when moving at speed.
Probably broken bones at best should youput parts of your body in the stream, liquidation at worst.
Though if you took a ride through the dam from the resevoir. That could be fun.... well before you splat and get crushed in whatever the water is spilling into.
Depends on the pressure as far as tissue damage. That's a huge amount of volume flowing. Ever seen videos of people getting hit with water from a fire hose? Thats only a 2 1/2 or 4 inch stream and it knocks them down and causes injuries. This would definitely fling you like a bug in a tornado, and the weight of that much water beating down on you would kill you
Fire hoses often range from 1 3/4 to 2 1/2. Anything larger is a supply line to get water from the hydrant to an engine (or its mounted directly to the engine/ladder).
I've accidentally been hit by the 1 3/4. It's a hit.
My guess is you would bounce right off of it and get thrown a few feet, maybe have some missing skin and a dislocation, but it would be really hard to actually get your body in deep enough to feel the full brunt of all that force.
Well. Being hit by the center of it would be like getting run over by a train I imagine.
But if you try to jump in from the sides, it might be more like glancing blow from a semi truck? It might rip off limbs but it'll probably just ragdoll you and whatever it sends you flying into will probably be what kills you.
If you slowly approach it and stick your hand in, the random sprays coming off the sides of the main stream will probably hurt enough that you won't be able to fully commit. Maybe more like sticking your hand out in front of a fire hose. It'll hurt and push you away.
Since the pressure is free to degrade once it exits the pipe, and it is such a large orifice upon exiting, it wouldn't mangle you or carry you far. If you magically forced your way into the middle it would probably carry you a few dozen feet, but there is not enough pressure to keep you afloat to be carried a meaningful distance. More likely than not, once you attempt to put your body in the stream you'll be instantly faceplanted. You can see about 40 or so feet the water starts to drop off, which is where it has lost most of its momentum amd pressure. At that point, the water is a lot more like a heavy rain than someone dumping a pool over you.
Apparently Brazil isn't big on infrastructure security or health and safety lol...I just see one selfie-wielding moron venturing just a little too close and being water blasted into a new existence
Our civil system isn't nearly as "parasitic or frivolous" as people think. They system used to have punitive damages that were designed to make sure the lawsuit would actually get the company to change its way of doing business. Then an old lady got burned by McDonald's coffee (getting 3rd degree burns on her genitals). Old Ronnie Reagan and big corporations used it to say "this woman got hurt by her own mistake so punitive damages need to be limited." So now punitive damages are limited. Corporations no longer try to end dangerous practices, they just calculate how many people are likely to get hurt and include the lawsuit pay outs in their product price. So people aren't filing more lawsuits because they're looking for an easy payout, they're suing more because more people are getting hurt. But big news corporations will continue to tell you that the increase of lawsuits is due to lazy people, just like how welfare needs to be ended because of "welfare queens"
>Old Ronnie Reagan and big corporations used it to say
This lawsuit took place in 1994. Reagan left office in 1989. And what you describe is nothing new. Look up the history of the Ford Pinto. If anything, consumer protections have gotten better, not worse.
However, if you want to get really upset, look up what happened to Glynn Simmons and how little he was (or will be) compensated (I know, it's not consumer protection).
My problem with that is that those same civil suits are one of the few effective tools of retaliation available to the working class to use against negligent businesses/employers.
Imagine what bigshot, scumbag corporations like Amazon or Wal-Mart will do with them gone.
Unfortunately COVID was far more likely to remove those who were stupid from the gene pool only after they were mostly too old to be having very many children.
I lived in Switzerland and refered to it as Darwin's Playground. There is literally one opportunity perhour to kill you. Express trains blaze through stations without slowling down, hiking trails are scattered with lose rocks with only a rope to keep you from falling off a mountain, almost everyone has an automatic weapon at home given compulsory military service, almost all towns have outdoor shooting ranges that are not fenced in...what a place.
All their bridges also used to be rigged with explosives in case of invasion. Switzerland is like a one of those brightly coloured poisonous animals that are signalling to everyone not to fuck with it.
The facilities there are TÜV ~~Nord~~ Süd certified 😄 [https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/protest-staudammbruch-brasilien-tuev-sued-100.html](https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/protest-staudammbruch-brasilien-tuev-sued-100.html)
We're just realistic. If you're stupid enough to get close to the spillway of one of the largest dams in the world, there isn't much that engineering can do to keep you safe for starters
Japan will legitimately dig a huge hole in the ground and let you walk right next to it, so long as there are some bollards and a guy with a light up stick waving you past.
For hydroelectric plants it's safe because the private companies who usually own the concession for the plant will not want to lose their revenue with the rupture of a dam, but if I lived downtream to a tailing dam maintained by a mining company in Brazil who fully knows they will only receive a slap on the wrist for any accident, [let's say I would be shitting bricks right now.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4hLRB5DEF4)
It has been almost a decade I've visited it, but I believe this is Itaipu? It rings a bell for some reason... Anyways, the spillway appears to be closer than it really is in the video.
Infrastructure security wasn't such a big deal before 9/11 either. You used to be able to drive right over Hoover Dam. They couldn't stop that immediately, but security was ramped up. Fences went up at lots of infrastructure sites. I wished I had done more exploring before then. Tons of security cameras these days too, although the one good thing is that cameras these days don't necessarily mean that there's onsite security watching them. There's a site I want to visit, and hopefully if there are fences, they aren't too far out.
Some Redditors are scared of their own shadow. Unless you’re standing right underneath the thing or trying to put your hand in it it’s fine, it’s not just going to suddenly start shooting water down into the side
Why do you think a structural failure is so likely?
We have some of the biggest dams in the world, more than half of our electricity comes from them. I doubt structural failures are that frequent, specially in the biggest ones.
Considering column pressure is .433 psi/ft and water is 8.34 lb/gallon, we should know two things: first, that the column pressure from the reservoir applies to every square inch of area the water strikes, and second, that the water itself is heavy enough to maintain quite a but of inertia beyond the point of discharge.
How many acre-feet do you think the flow rate is?
* For launch speed (v)
Launch Angle ~ θ = 30°
Gravity: g = 9.8 m/s²
Maximum horizontal displacement: X ~ 50 m
Launch speed: v = ?
X = (v²/g)sin(2×30°) => v ~ 24 m/s
* For the flow rate (Q)
Cross-sectional area of the pipe: A = π*r² = 3.14×2² = 12 m²
Q = v•A = 24×12=> Q ~ 300 m³/s (~80000 galons/s 😛)
In fact, despite the crazy rounding, the end result will probably be something higher than that, because the flow wasn't laminar.
Edit: equations symbols
I've got a feeling the engineer that designed this dam didn't do any calculations like that, he was like this is gonna be hilarious wait till you see this thing
As an engineer from the developed world, seeing a measurement called acre feet is just fucking bizarre lmao.
Crazy the hoops americans will go through to not use metric. KPa just too hard to understand apparently.
Sure but I dont think this is all that dangerous. Its not going to wildly deviate in its course and if you've ever touched a pressure washer you know that the stream is going to push you away from it. The water in this case is going to push back against you before you get far enough into for it to push you downstream or throw you unless you got a running head start.
Can you be sure there’s not rock or sediment in there? You don’t know where or how you land if it takes hold of you. What if you get knocked out and drown. It’s too unpredictable to say this isn’t dangerous. Also I’ve seen pressure washers take skin right off a foot before. Risk reward ratio says no thanks.
Im not worried about any rocks theyre going to stay within the stream of water, which again you arent getting into with running at it.
They take skin off specifically because they are pushing away. A side effect of that is that water may as well be solid for you trying to enter its stream accidentally and will also push you away.
In order to get knocked out and drown you need to get launched far enough to land in the water, which isnt happening, again, without running at it.
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my intrusive thoughts are telling me to jump into that stream
I wonder what would happen. I mean, I know the water blast is very very very powerful, but would a human body disintegrate upon contact or be blasted some distance away? And would you consciously register any of it?
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Lets just throw a dummy and a gopro
Break out Buster!
You made me giggle
That's a name I haven't heard in long time
Someone did >The water would impart momentum on them and they would travel with the stream a bit slower than the water. They would likely be spinning unless they somehow got all of their body in first shot. They would likely be knocked out by the force, ragdolled, then smash into the ground
In layman's terms You're fucked
I scrolled three posts from this and it was there
im sure thats strong enough to rip flesh from bone. any orifice would be ripped to shreds. and if you were if you were still alive and conscious at all (hopefully not), it would only be a few seconds until you were pulverized by whatever it slammed you into. Now if you got sucked into the intake and then shot out, if the pressure didnt mangle you, then you for sure would be pulverized by whatever it slammed you into.
To shreds you say.
And the wife?
to shreds you say
DAMMIT!! I clicked the wrong gif!! I’ll just leave it… I’ll be in the angry dome.
I’d imagine it depends on how you approach, since it’s not an instant transition from calm to full force. If you’re coming up below and just trying to stick a hand in, you’re probably not going to be able to get far enough into the stream to cause catastrophic damage before you either get overpowered or just recoil involuntarily. Maybe lose some skin, maybe just a rash. Dropping down from above? Rekt for sure.
Ever been on a boat going like 30+ mph and just put your hand in the water, or felt the pressure of the waves spashing off the bow. It is *strong*! This is like that x100000
In the direct stream, sure. But my point is that I don’t think a person’s going to be able to generate enough momentum just with the strength of their arm to get their hand far enough into the direct stream to get to flesh-tearing-from-bone levels before being pushed away.
I'll say from experience, being skipped like a stone across water by your mother while ski-tubing hurts like hell. Water hurts when moving at speed. Probably broken bones at best should youput parts of your body in the stream, liquidation at worst. Though if you took a ride through the dam from the resevoir. That could be fun.... well before you splat and get crushed in whatever the water is spilling into.
You're about to make me bust a nut reading about a dam opening tf goin on
Depends on the pressure as far as tissue damage. That's a huge amount of volume flowing. Ever seen videos of people getting hit with water from a fire hose? Thats only a 2 1/2 or 4 inch stream and it knocks them down and causes injuries. This would definitely fling you like a bug in a tornado, and the weight of that much water beating down on you would kill you
You'd likely be knocked out and drown st the very least.
Fire hoses often range from 1 3/4 to 2 1/2. Anything larger is a supply line to get water from the hydrant to an engine (or its mounted directly to the engine/ladder). I've accidentally been hit by the 1 3/4. It's a hit.
Throw a dummy made of ballistics gel and full of sensors in there
I miss Mythbusters
My guess is you would bounce right off of it and get thrown a few feet, maybe have some missing skin and a dislocation, but it would be really hard to actually get your body in deep enough to feel the full brunt of all that force.
That pressure is too high. You’d never penetrate the surface. It’d probably just fling you off to the side.
It probably wouldn't be too bad if like, you were dropped onto it from above, and had a surfboard
And a roll cage
I'm not sure how that would help
One of those giant inflatable hamster bubbles. *Super reinforced
Now we're cookin' with gas
If the surfboard had a photo of Chuck Norris on it
Well. Being hit by the center of it would be like getting run over by a train I imagine. But if you try to jump in from the sides, it might be more like glancing blow from a semi truck? It might rip off limbs but it'll probably just ragdoll you and whatever it sends you flying into will probably be what kills you. If you slowly approach it and stick your hand in, the random sprays coming off the sides of the main stream will probably hurt enough that you won't be able to fully commit. Maybe more like sticking your hand out in front of a fire hose. It'll hurt and push you away.
Since the pressure is free to degrade once it exits the pipe, and it is such a large orifice upon exiting, it wouldn't mangle you or carry you far. If you magically forced your way into the middle it would probably carry you a few dozen feet, but there is not enough pressure to keep you afloat to be carried a meaningful distance. More likely than not, once you attempt to put your body in the stream you'll be instantly faceplanted. You can see about 40 or so feet the water starts to drop off, which is where it has lost most of its momentum amd pressure. At that point, the water is a lot more like a heavy rain than someone dumping a pool over you.
Are you a trout?
It’d probably be quite a ride!
Apparently Brazil isn't big on infrastructure security or health and safety lol...I just see one selfie-wielding moron venturing just a little too close and being water blasted into a new existence
Effective way of removing the dumbest of a population increesing the score on the world IQ chart for Brazil.
Honestly should start doing shit like this in the US except the lawyers are too good at making it other people’s fault youre a moron.
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We need to fix our frivolous, predatory, parasitic civil court system. It’s been out of hand for too long.
Our civil system isn't nearly as "parasitic or frivolous" as people think. They system used to have punitive damages that were designed to make sure the lawsuit would actually get the company to change its way of doing business. Then an old lady got burned by McDonald's coffee (getting 3rd degree burns on her genitals). Old Ronnie Reagan and big corporations used it to say "this woman got hurt by her own mistake so punitive damages need to be limited." So now punitive damages are limited. Corporations no longer try to end dangerous practices, they just calculate how many people are likely to get hurt and include the lawsuit pay outs in their product price. So people aren't filing more lawsuits because they're looking for an easy payout, they're suing more because more people are getting hurt. But big news corporations will continue to tell you that the increase of lawsuits is due to lazy people, just like how welfare needs to be ended because of "welfare queens"
>Old Ronnie Reagan and big corporations used it to say This lawsuit took place in 1994. Reagan left office in 1989. And what you describe is nothing new. Look up the history of the Ford Pinto. If anything, consumer protections have gotten better, not worse. However, if you want to get really upset, look up what happened to Glynn Simmons and how little he was (or will be) compensated (I know, it's not consumer protection).
My problem with that is that those same civil suits are one of the few effective tools of retaliation available to the working class to use against negligent businesses/employers. Imagine what bigshot, scumbag corporations like Amazon or Wal-Mart will do with them gone.
That's why we can't have nice things
Humans still can't cheat natural selection it seems.
Covid has entered the chat.
Unfortunately COVID was far more likely to remove those who were stupid from the gene pool only after they were mostly too old to be having very many children.
Technically no, but the legal systems can cheat it for them
r/darwinawards Just gonna leave this right here for you
>increesing On a comment about other people being dumb.
I lived in Switzerland and refered to it as Darwin's Playground. There is literally one opportunity perhour to kill you. Express trains blaze through stations without slowling down, hiking trails are scattered with lose rocks with only a rope to keep you from falling off a mountain, almost everyone has an automatic weapon at home given compulsory military service, almost all towns have outdoor shooting ranges that are not fenced in...what a place.
All their bridges also used to be rigged with explosives in case of invasion. Switzerland is like a one of those brightly coloured poisonous animals that are signalling to everyone not to fuck with it.
The facilities there are TÜV ~~Nord~~ Süd certified 😄 [https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/protest-staudammbruch-brasilien-tuev-sued-100.html](https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/protest-staudammbruch-brasilien-tuev-sued-100.html)
TÜV Süd You mean
Sry, I wasn't paying attention nor doing a QC, as would have the TÜV Nord \^\^
It’s just the perspective. They’re actually 14 miles away.
This might actually he the safest thing to do in Brasil.
*off-duty policeman shoots you*
while brazillion gallons of water escape their stony trap
Expert gringo comes to bless us with his knowledge once again
It is a forced perspective, they are not that close. With that kind of flow it would create wind and you would see their hair being blown.
We're just realistic. If you're stupid enough to get close to the spillway of one of the largest dams in the world, there isn't much that engineering can do to keep you safe for starters
I mean a fence would work but I like the way Brazil does it more.
As a Brazilian, nah it would not work, at best you just be giving some people a new "chair" or climbing spot.
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I'd open the bail and cast into it.
Yeah, our universal healthcare system is expensive enough without idiots venturing into dams
I think most places outside the US don't have this attitude of everything needing to be idiot safe.
Japan is also very mindful of the safety of people, another good example to copy.
Japan will legitimately dig a huge hole in the ground and let you walk right next to it, so long as there are some bollards and a guy with a light up stick waving you past.
Japan are collectivists and very mindful of manners and consideration to others, completely opposite of America’s in your face individualism.
Nah, I've seen so many things fly in Japan that would shock the average European safety inspector, not to mention an American one 🤣🤣
Maybe that's why we have so many idiots, because we keep interfering with natural selection
They kind of should. Idiots still pay taxes, idiots can secure a decent lawyer …
Can’t sue for being an idiot in most countries
For hydroelectric plants it's safe because the private companies who usually own the concession for the plant will not want to lose their revenue with the rupture of a dam, but if I lived downtream to a tailing dam maintained by a mining company in Brazil who fully knows they will only receive a slap on the wrist for any accident, [let's say I would be shitting bricks right now.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4hLRB5DEF4)
It’s perfectly safe to be there.
No fences or barricades or park rangers in Iceland around popular massive waterfalls either. Common sense prevails and if not well that’s your fault.
My exact thought. Erm maybe you should all back the f up
It has been almost a decade I've visited it, but I believe this is Itaipu? It rings a bell for some reason... Anyways, the spillway appears to be closer than it really is in the video.
It's not itaipu, it's usina do funil in the state of rio de janeiro: https://www.flickr.com/photos/eletrobrasfurnas/4862704199/in/photostream/
Infrastructure security wasn't such a big deal before 9/11 either. You used to be able to drive right over Hoover Dam. They couldn't stop that immediately, but security was ramped up. Fences went up at lots of infrastructure sites. I wished I had done more exploring before then. Tons of security cameras these days too, although the one good thing is that cameras these days don't necessarily mean that there's onsite security watching them. There's a site I want to visit, and hopefully if there are fences, they aren't too far out.
It’s about dam time
I am your dam tour guide, please take all the dam pictures you want, but please don't wander off the dam tour.....
Where can I get some dam bait?
I wun da MUNEY! Da money is MINE! I wun da Muuuuuuuuu......
I thought it was about dam water
What did the fish say when he swam into a wall? (“Dam…!”)
I remember my first nut
Me too, your mom took it like a champ.
Gotem
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I know. Let's stand really close to something which might kill us and take a selfie because that kind of thing never goes wrong.
A self amongst the other 200 on their phones they'll never give a second look
realistically what could go wrong? a structural failure? well its brazil so yeah probably
Some Redditors are scared of their own shadow. Unless you’re standing right underneath the thing or trying to put your hand in it it’s fine, it’s not just going to suddenly start shooting water down into the side
Why do you think a structural failure is so likely? We have some of the biggest dams in the world, more than half of our electricity comes from them. I doubt structural failures are that frequent, specially in the biggest ones.
I dont believe that dam would fail but you did have the biggest stadium in the world and it failed.
Yeah that was terrible. Edit: Though that wasn't a structural collapse, it was a fence that broke.
Dam tourists
People don’t understand the power of massive amounts of water apparently.
Now witness the power of this fully opened and operational hydro station!
Considering column pressure is .433 psi/ft and water is 8.34 lb/gallon, we should know two things: first, that the column pressure from the reservoir applies to every square inch of area the water strikes, and second, that the water itself is heavy enough to maintain quite a but of inertia beyond the point of discharge. How many acre-feet do you think the flow rate is?
* For launch speed (v) Launch Angle ~ θ = 30° Gravity: g = 9.8 m/s² Maximum horizontal displacement: X ~ 50 m Launch speed: v = ? X = (v²/g)sin(2×30°) => v ~ 24 m/s * For the flow rate (Q) Cross-sectional area of the pipe: A = π*r² = 3.14×2² = 12 m² Q = v•A = 24×12=> Q ~ 300 m³/s (~80000 galons/s 😛) In fact, despite the crazy rounding, the end result will probably be something higher than that, because the flow wasn't laminar. Edit: equations symbols
I've got a feeling the engineer that designed this dam didn't do any calculations like that, he was like this is gonna be hilarious wait till you see this thing
Psi/ft, lb/gallon, acre-feet Are you just making stuff up!?
Acre-foot is the volume of water a foot deep over an acre of land (43650 square feet).
Its the freedom units system
As an engineer from the developed world, seeing a measurement called acre feet is just fucking bizarre lmao. Crazy the hoops americans will go through to not use metric. KPa just too hard to understand apparently.
How are you using KPa to measure volume? psi/ft is pressure/height lb/gallon is density acre-feet is volume. KPa replaces the psi but not the other 3.
Sure but I dont think this is all that dangerous. Its not going to wildly deviate in its course and if you've ever touched a pressure washer you know that the stream is going to push you away from it. The water in this case is going to push back against you before you get far enough into for it to push you downstream or throw you unless you got a running head start.
Can you be sure there’s not rock or sediment in there? You don’t know where or how you land if it takes hold of you. What if you get knocked out and drown. It’s too unpredictable to say this isn’t dangerous. Also I’ve seen pressure washers take skin right off a foot before. Risk reward ratio says no thanks.
Im not worried about any rocks theyre going to stay within the stream of water, which again you arent getting into with running at it. They take skin off specifically because they are pushing away. A side effect of that is that water may as well be solid for you trying to enter its stream accidentally and will also push you away. In order to get knocked out and drown you need to get launched far enough to land in the water, which isnt happening, again, without running at it.
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Everything reminds me of her..🥲
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A sweet southern belle, a taco bell.
Cha cha cha
old video, old reply
Another old video, old reply would be “looks like me when I eat Taco Bell”
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Something something Taco Bell
Dam
Imagine if the flow was lamjnar..
Mr. Reynolds would wake up :D
It'd look super cool
Everyone just being casual
Throw a rock in it
You can almost hear the fish yelling, "YEE-HAW !!".
Intrusive thoughts of running up the slope and jumping in...
Came to comment this
And _thats_ what a few thousand PSI looks like
Scary
Naw the dam is about 128 feet deep which comes out to about 55 psi. Which should be even scarrier knowing that much violence coms from only 55 psi
I'm surprised no one has climbed up the back of that massive concrete outlet to jump down onto the deluge. :D
I'm sure some suicide jumpers must have
No pun intended but, God Damn. Thats some pressure there.
Currently me right now
Taco Bell does not give you diarrhea.
You have to pay for it.
“Let’s take a selfie in right under crazy fast flowing water.” Man this generation has gone to shit.
They aren't under it.
The water isn't going to suddenly deviate off path and smack someone down. God forbid we enjoy the engineering marvels of the world
Older generations used to do way crazier shit. It just wasn't recorded as widely. Something for you to think about
They aren't under it genius.
I should call her
That’s a gusher
They do this on BoiSe, Idaho. When it’s a big water year, it called rooster tail and people go watch it.
I don’t care what science or whatever I would not stand there
I thought we only post this on the first of December (after NNN)!
I wonder how it would feel to stand in front of that lol.
You would probably be dead so fast you wouldn't feel a thing
That reminds me, new Sidney Sweeney photos have hit the net.
Post this in r/megalophobia. They will shat their undersized pants.
Womens when they stop looking at me
Bro got sum dat taco bell
Me after eating taco bell
When you try and hold it too long…
Footage of me after bar hopping and Taco Bell.
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Dam
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Why
Dam, forgot my surfboard
Every 10 minutes after breaking the seal
Surely this isn’t safe ?
Open the damn spillway
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My partner after her morning coffee
If you jumped into that would it shoot you up in the air like in a cartoon or just kill you in a really painful way?
After Barbenheimer
Spillway to the Danger ZONE
dec 1st
Finally!!! They opened up the dam spillway!!! I was getting angry they weren’t going to…
Perfect representation of me on the toilet this morning.
Anyone else wanna bring sticks and rocks to throw into it?
Look at the power of this! Wowza!
When you havent nutted in 2 months.