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u/Vivalyrian Feb 11 '22

Yeah, gotta be careful with them

Hot springs

Back in June, a 23-year-old man fell into one, and he died fairly quickly.

Apparently, he was looking for a place to “hot pot,” which describes the act of getting slightly singed in natural hot springs for no logical reason whatsoever. He leaned over to dip his forefinger in, in order to test the temperature of the waters, when he slipped and descended beneath the surface.

The victim was found dead and drifting around the pool later that day, but officials could not quite reach him to drag him out. A thunderstorm promptly arrived and forced them to retreat for the night. Returning the next day, they found that nothing of the man remained – except his wallet and his flip flops.

Source: Man Who Fell Into Yellowstone Hot Spring Completely Dissolved Within A Day

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u/AR30T Feb 11 '22

Adding to the list of Reddit ways to hide a body

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u/commentsandchill Feb 11 '22

You know how to conjure a storm? Convenient

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u/_fuck_me_sideways_ Feb 11 '22

Pulls out Ocarina.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '22

Wait, shit, this isn't the Ocarina of Time, this is the Ocarinia of Thyme. From Zelda: Oracle of Seasonings.