mmonkeyslikebananas2 lemmy.world9Hide 9 repliesThat and quick sand turned out to be significantly less of a problem than my seven-year-old mind had anticipated.71
Troy replylemmy.ca3Hide 3 repliesI saw this Documentary, The Princess Bride, where they went to the Fire Swamps. Was really oversold to me as a kid.23
hheavydust replysh.itjust.worksIt was in every movie in the 80s. You were eating a pizza in New York? Quicksand would appear under your feet!14
PPissmidget replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI was sure that boats sank the vast majority of the time they were used. Also, I have yet to be on fire.7
PPopcornPrincess replylemmy.worldYeah I was worried about spontaneous combustion in my sleep also. I wonder if those people were just smokers who dozed off with a cig in bed.3
A Wild Mimic appears! lemmy.dbzer0.com2Hide 2 repliesfunnily enough, there is an area in vienna, austria that is unofficially called "bermuda triangle", owing the name to the large concentration of bars.16
A Wild Mimic appears! replylemmy.dbzer0.comeh, it was more fun 40 years ago from what i've heard. everything is pretty sanitized these days.6
JJayk0b lemm.ee2Hide 2 repliesNah, I was worried elevators might go higher as intended, smash through the roof and abduct me.15
sspooky2092 replylemmy.blahaj.zoneYou should be safe as long as you don't use an elevator with/owned by an eccentric billionaire inventor.9
ddaniskarma lemmy.dbzer0.comI was a simpler kid. I just thought that the sun was going to just disappear and we wouldn't notice for 8 minutes. I was literally looking at the sky thinking the sun has already be gone.14
OOnionguy lemm.ee2Hide 2 repliesYeah what's up with that btw? Into the bermuda triangle rabbit hole i go...4
LLive Your Lives replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyTLDR: the Bermuda Triangle isn't particularly dangerous in any way, it just has a lot of ships that go through it.3
OOnionguy replylemm.eeI watched adoku about it that said that in the 80s someone wrote a book about it which proliferated many false claims about the triangle (they were debunked later on) apparently this boosted the notoriety of the myth even more.1
That and quick sand turned out to be significantly less of a problem than my seven-year-old mind had anticipated.
I saw this Documentary, The Princess Bride, where they went to the Fire Swamps. Was really oversold to me as a kid.
What about the R.O.U.S.?
Rodents Of Unusual Size ? I don't believe they exist.
Ever been to New York?
It was in every movie in the 80s. You were eating a pizza in New York? Quicksand would appear under your feet!
I'd like to add ghosts and witches to the list
Witches went from a fear to a desire.
I was sure that boats sank the vast majority of the time they were used. Also, I have yet to be on fire.
Yeah I was worried about spontaneous combustion in my sleep also. I wonder if those people were just smokers who dozed off with a cig in bed.
funnily enough, there is an area in vienna, austria that is unofficially called "bermuda triangle", owing the name to the large concentration of bars.
sounds like a nice place to get lost for a bit
eh, it was more fun 40 years ago from what i've heard. everything is pretty sanitized these days.
Nah, I was worried elevators might go higher as intended, smash through the roof and abduct me.
You should be safe as long as you don't use an elevator with/owned by an eccentric billionaire inventor.
Just lay off the fizzy lifting drinks a bit
I was a simpler kid. I just thought that the sun was going to just disappear and we wouldn't notice for 8 minutes.
I was literally looking at the sky thinking the sun has already be gone.
Yeah what's up with that btw? Into the bermuda triangle rabbit hole i go...
TLDR: the Bermuda Triangle isn't particularly dangerous in any way, it just has a lot of ships that go through it.
I watched adoku about it that said that in the 80s someone wrote a book about it which proliferated many false claims about the triangle (they were debunked later on) apparently this boosted the notoriety of the myth even more.