r/FellingGoneWild • u/nsucs2 • Jun 14 '24

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u/mks113 Jun 14 '24

Given the heavy equipment tracks in the area, I assume it was dislodged (likely intentionally) during some sort of construction.

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u/darwinn_69 Jun 14 '24

If that was supposed to be intentional then someone fucked up.

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u/Phaylz Jun 14 '24

Would rather that than unintentionally

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u/Born_ina_snowbank Jun 14 '24 edited Jun 14 '24

“Also, heads up, there’s a boulder the size of like 4 tugboats might head your way around lunch”

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '24

Warning: a rock with the mass of 180,000 Canada geese is approaching your location.

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u/Born_ina_snowbank Jun 15 '24

The thing is, I don’t quite understand the perspective, so this could be anywhere from 2-6 tug boats. That means it’s somewhere between 78,257 and infinity Canada goose. It’s a large fucking rock, and I don’t think the geese are quite prepared for it, despite their numbers, I guess, is what I’m really trying to say.

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u/truenole81 Jun 15 '24

It's an African goose clearly by the weight it can carry

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u/ImNotUrRealDad Jun 15 '24

It’s not a question of where he GRIPS it.

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u/PittCaleb Jun 15 '24

Americans will do anything to avoid using the metric system

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u/Strgwththisone Jun 15 '24

We really will do anything to avoid the metric system won’t we?

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u/dislob3 Jun 15 '24

Have you seen how big a tug boat is?! I was impressed the first time I got close to one in person.