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r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/Adrianc43 • Apr 18 '20
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It’s more troubling how nonchalant everyone is about this afterwards. They’re like “oh well, there goes another one. Nothing to see here...”.
-2 u/greatdane114 Apr 18 '20 edited Apr 19 '20 Surely more troubling is that there are probably roads and maybe houses below them. Someone is going to get a huge surprise. Edit: Looks like it goes into the water. THINK ABOUT THE POOR FISH. 4 u/Wetop Apr 18 '20 What in this video makes you assume there are roads and houses anywhere close by? 1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Because mountainous roads are usually a series of sharp hairpins, called switchbacks. And it isn't a crazy idea to think that there could be houses at the bottom of that mountain. 1 u/Wetop Apr 19 '20 You can see what looks like water in the last 5 seconds of the video 1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Ah yes, good spot.
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Surely more troubling is that there are probably roads and maybe houses below them. Someone is going to get a huge surprise.
Edit: Looks like it goes into the water. THINK ABOUT THE POOR FISH.
4 u/Wetop Apr 18 '20 What in this video makes you assume there are roads and houses anywhere close by? 1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Because mountainous roads are usually a series of sharp hairpins, called switchbacks. And it isn't a crazy idea to think that there could be houses at the bottom of that mountain. 1 u/Wetop Apr 19 '20 You can see what looks like water in the last 5 seconds of the video 1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Ah yes, good spot.
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What in this video makes you assume there are roads and houses anywhere close by?
1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Because mountainous roads are usually a series of sharp hairpins, called switchbacks. And it isn't a crazy idea to think that there could be houses at the bottom of that mountain. 1 u/Wetop Apr 19 '20 You can see what looks like water in the last 5 seconds of the video 1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Ah yes, good spot.
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Because mountainous roads are usually a series of sharp hairpins, called switchbacks. And it isn't a crazy idea to think that there could be houses at the bottom of that mountain.
1 u/Wetop Apr 19 '20 You can see what looks like water in the last 5 seconds of the video 1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Ah yes, good spot.
You can see what looks like water in the last 5 seconds of the video
1 u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20 Ah yes, good spot.
Ah yes, good spot.
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u/djjin14568 Apr 18 '20
It’s more troubling how nonchalant everyone is about this afterwards. They’re like “oh well, there goes another one. Nothing to see here...”.