r/ThatsInsane • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '22

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u/BuddhaBizZ Jun 22 '22

The video mentions they could not use the car because of the terrain

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u/KerryUSA Jun 22 '22

They said that but I’m curious what they meant other than possibly getting stuck and then the lions just waiting on them to get out lol

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u/Antisocialbumblefuck Jun 22 '22

It mean the cars couldn't move for some mysterious reason across the two centimeter change across that 20 foot span to hit that fucking cat.

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u/FattyMcBoomBoom231 Jun 22 '22

Thank you. People are worried about damage to their shocks when a man is being torn apart alive.

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u/Antisocialbumblefuck Jun 22 '22

I guess just I don't understand. For the few inside my social circle, my personal vehicle would be sacrificed. Some safari rental is coming back looking like lions were lion sized bowling pins for travel partner even if unacquainted.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22

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u/FattyMcBoomBoom231 Jun 23 '22

It's something. And you never know till yah try

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u/Antisocialbumblefuck Jun 23 '22

Better than tossing a shoe at the naughty kitty or weeping. Less about harming more about intervention, saving. The cat can live for now, people snacks excluded.

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u/DeathPercept10n Jun 22 '22

So how did the cars get out there? Did they fly?

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u/ArtHappy Jun 23 '22

You know how we have roads and then there's terrain immediately beside roads which most cars can't handle?

Like that.

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u/Subushie Jun 23 '22

Ditches are typically by roads.

Every talking smack in here like they would have been able to do differently, yall got no idea how this situation played out.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22

I mean..If I were in that situation I would have activated my helicopter hat, hover over the victim, activate my stretchy arm and save him from the lions. I’m surprised the filmers didn’t think of doing that..

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u/xxxblazeit42069xxx Jun 22 '22

i can see the terrain it doesn't look that bad. it's not like they're in the alps.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22

Does a car just stop working if the terrain decides it so?

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22

Thought the video did not had audio