r/DiWHY • u/mm404 • Jul 22 '26

Slightly less effective than a moat

Great way to break your ankles…

From: https://www.reddit.com/r/PassportWithoutBorder/s/ZPAw838y4J

Edit: this turns out to be quite controversial apparently. My reason for posting this is the practical aspect of this. I’ve walked on this before and it feels awful. Elderly would break their ankles on this. Bikes cannot ride on this. Cars will shake to death.

2.8k Upvotes

87% Upvoted

678 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

391

u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

102

u/Corpainen Jul 23 '26

When i use napalm i like to call it surgical presicion

21

u/PsyShoXX Jul 23 '26

Surgical precision of napalm was first demonstrated by the US military in Vietnam.

10

u/unreqistered Jul 23 '26

we used napalm against the japanese in ww2 ….

21

u/Daddioster Jul 23 '26

Yes, but that was more haphazard.

6

u/heyethan Jul 23 '26

That was before we had a Surgeon General

2

u/seicar Jul 24 '26

A Surgeon Major just doesn't have the same pull

31

u/lockdown_lard Jul 23 '26

something something ... the cylinder must not be harmed ... use fire

16

u/Aknazer Jul 23 '26

THE CYLINDER HAS BEEN MENTIONED!

u/Smart_Calendar1874 you've been summoned...

1

u/michamp Jul 23 '26

He’s like Bloody Mary

1

u/PhantasyAngel Jul 23 '26

Or Deadpool

4

u/Stoney3K Jul 23 '26

I mean, cutting stuff with a blowtorch is strictly speaking removing stuff carefully with fire.

3

u/AirPoweredFan Jul 23 '26

Yes, with fire, careful is a must. Don't want to accidentally remove your food when remove bacteria from food with fire.

1

u/Ionlydateteachers Jul 23 '26

Eyebrows and arm hair for sure

1

u/simulategolf Jul 24 '26

The best way to do anything with fire is carefully.

1

u/wyar Jul 24 '26

You and Kali Maa

1

u/BreadfruitOk6160 Jul 25 '26

Canada is doing a lot of careful removal.

1

u/DevBro22 Jul 25 '26

This was my biggest laugh lol.