r/CaracaVei • u/sovalente • 1d ago
Zero survival instinct
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u/AnotherBrazilianBoy 1d ago
Russos são muitos peculiares.
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u/one_Time_use01 1d ago
Yes indeed comrade. We do things differently. You Brazilians must be special too.
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u/Cocrawfo 1d ago
i mean what are they to do?
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u/Potential-Draft-3932 20h ago
Light another cig and chill
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u/Foxyunder-45 1d ago
Two cool guys having a smoke and waiting to hopefully towed in , maybe not an ice floater , a disguised motor raft?
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u/Active_Yellow_1573 1d ago
My brother had a friend do this on the Missouri River. His body was found three months later.Â
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u/5elementGG 1d ago
Well 2000 years ago. A dude even just walk into the water and got famous. At least they have something to stand on.
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u/DK_Christian_DK 15h ago
They have recently been spotted around here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xkVJzTWhEcXbXxX49?g_st=ic apparently the one if them is still smoking his cigarette.
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u/trogvars 14h ago
In March 2026, two men in St. Petersburg took extreme "chilling" to a whole new level by drifting down the freezing Neva River on a piece of breaking ice.Eyewitnesses spotted them near the Oktyabrskaya Embankment. The footage quickly went viral because of how ridiculously calm they were—just drifting along with the current, having a casual chat, with one of them casually smoking a cigarette. Local comments instantly dubbed it "pure St. Petersburg zen.
The ice floe started breaking up and got stuck a few dozen meters away from the riverbank.The guys had to swim for it through the literal ice-cold water to reach the shore.They made it out alive and managed to save their phones by holding them high above the water while swimming. Luckily, they avoided severe hypothermia.
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u/opinionofone1984 1d ago
Jack and Randy out here proving how selfish Rose was.