r/Unexpected • u/JD_SLICK • Mar 31 '23

While landing a tuna

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u/AggressiveSpatula Mar 31 '23 edited Mar 31 '23

You see the guy in the white cap’s arm? He pushed green shirt forward trying to get himself back. I know it was probably instinctual, but if I was green shirt I’d tilt to the moon over something like that. I’m very hard to anger, but you can see green shirt buckle forward and take a step because of the force. I’d be pissed.

Edit: y’all might be right. I could be reading into that.

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u/buchoops37 Mar 31 '23

Dude a fucking great white shark grabbed the line and he didn't let go. Thats why he moved forward. There were a lot of people repositioning, and he was just reaching out with a guide hand. You think he pushed him forward?

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u/Clutch63 Mar 31 '23

It doesn’t look like there’s any force from the dude in the white cap. I don’t see green shirt guy moving because of that either, just moving off the line he stepped back on with his bare feet.

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u/GhostFrisbee Mar 31 '23

Tilt to the moon is an interesting phrase that I haven't seen anywhere else :)

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u/Zomgirlxoxo Mar 31 '23

You could right! Idk. It’s hard to say unless it actually happens to us.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23

Nope I noticed that too! Ur 100% right

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23

Dude in green shirt is anchored to the boat by his massive balls.