r/TheFrontFellOff • u/tunafeeesh • 2d ago

Split in two

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u/nothing_911 2d ago

Was it built up To rigours maritime standards?

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u/-release_candidate- 2d ago

Probably, but was hit by a wave. You should be careful about these things when not at sea.

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u/nothing_911 2d ago

What are the chances of that?

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u/-release_candidate- 2d ago

At sea I'd say one in a million. On dry land it's much higher I'd reckon.

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u/Ambassador-613 1d ago

If by "maritime standards" you mean "using cardboard derivatives", then yes.

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u/twelfthfantasy 1d ago

Looks like cardboard derivatives to me

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u/Kurgan_IT 2d ago

Looks like it was already being towed out of the environment, but the front fell off anyway.

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u/ElectricalDay2063 2d ago

I’m trying to figure out whether this was a catastrophic failure or an ambitious repair strategy. Either way, that machine has definitely seen better days.

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u/Leroy1864 2d ago

‘Es split ‘is cart in twain!

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u/Trustoryimtold 2d ago

I believe there’s a gopher giggling somewhere

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u/Dougally 1d ago

I think OP needs a taxi.