JJimmycrackcrack lemmy.ml2Hide 2 repliesOr quicksand for that matter, I was really expecting that to be a much bigger problem. Especially after reading all those Tintin comics.15
ace_garp replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI went up to my knee in quicksand last week. Looked solid, nope. (In the shaded part, under a bridge, on a supposed dry river bed.) Exciting and a little scary.3
MMoonweedbaddegrasse lemm.ee3Hide 3 repliesWhen I was a child I saw a school mate get crushed by a falling piano. True story.11
ddxdydz slrpnk.net3Hide 3 repliesReminds me of this scene from Patriot: https://youtu.be/v4RmvPcaYw05
Lady Butterfly she/her replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesI looooove that show! It's the best show nobody's watched. One of the greatest shows I've ever seen2
ddxdydz replyslrpnk.net1Hide 1 replyYes! It’s the greatest show I can’t talk anyone into watching. It and The Leftovers.2
VVespair lemm.ee3Hide 3 repliesSomebody really enjoyed the success of the quicksand tweet and was hoping for an encore4
SStarbelliedboy replylemm.ee2Hide 2 repliesTweet? That was a John Mulaney joke from like 10 years ago.3
VVespair replylemm.eeAnd was probably said by various people before that too, whatever. The point is this is an obvious derivative.2
ttitter lemmy.worldTo be fair we dont install them using a wooden crane or improvised winch to hoist them over public sidewalks as much these days either3
SSpacehooks reddthat.comAnd when the the time comes you will be ready. Same reason I play dystopia games.2
KKnock_Knock_Lemmy_In lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyHow many people have needed to pick up bricks from deep water in their pajamas?1
VicksVaporBBQrub sh.itjust.worksAbout falling, burning pianos... here's a beautiful 2009 short film set to a 3min piece by Hauschka - Morgenrot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7sB7isi64A1
steps in quicksand
OH GOD 80S TV WAS RIGHT
Or quicksand for that matter, I was really expecting that to be a much bigger problem. Especially after reading all those Tintin comics.
I went up to my knee in quicksand last week.
Looked solid, nope.
(In the shaded part, under a bridge, on a supposed dry river bed.)
Exciting and a little scary.
Yikes
When I was a child I saw a school mate get crushed by a falling piano.
True story.
Did he walk like an accordion after?
He didn't do a lot of walking after tbf
Would have been a lot funnier if the did
So your local OSHA version is doing its intended job.
Reminds me of this scene from Patriot: https://youtu.be/v4RmvPcaYw0
I looooove that show! It's the best show nobody's watched. One of the greatest shows I've ever seen
Yes! It’s the greatest show I can’t talk anyone into watching. It and The Leftovers.
I couldn't get into the leftovers, I did try
Somebody really enjoyed the success of the quicksand tweet and was hoping for an encore
Tweet? That was a John Mulaney joke from like 10 years ago.
New In Town came out in 2009, 16 years ago.
And was probably said by various people before that too, whatever. The point is this is an obvious derivative.
To be fair we dont install them using a wooden crane or improvised winch to hoist them over public sidewalks as much these days either
And when the the time comes you will be ready.
Same reason I play dystopia games.
I have never had to Stop, Drop, and Roll
Charlie Sheen has not been so lucky
How many people have needed to pick up bricks from deep water in their pajamas?
This happens to me at least 4 times a week.
About falling, burning pianos... here's a beautiful 2009 short film set to a 3min piece by Hauschka - Morgenrot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7sB7isi64A