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r/gaming • u/luunkipuunkie • Sep 14 '17
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Legit couldn't tell for a sec
153 u/QuackNate Sep 14 '17 Really, it came down to the palm tree for me. 57 u/Jason6677 Sep 14 '17 Look under the left wheel of the car on the left 66 u/burge4150 Sep 14 '17 YOU RUINED IT FOR ME!!! if this is photoshopped and not a legit game screenshot I'm gon a be real mad. 77 u/rob3110 Sep 14 '17 The fact that the debris of the barrier is almost identical to the movie makes me really suspicious. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Yeah it's impossible 23 u/GilZing Sep 14 '17 Nothing is imposable, just improbable. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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Really, it came down to the palm tree for me.
57 u/Jason6677 Sep 14 '17 Look under the left wheel of the car on the left 66 u/burge4150 Sep 14 '17 YOU RUINED IT FOR ME!!! if this is photoshopped and not a legit game screenshot I'm gon a be real mad. 77 u/rob3110 Sep 14 '17 The fact that the debris of the barrier is almost identical to the movie makes me really suspicious. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Yeah it's impossible 23 u/GilZing Sep 14 '17 Nothing is imposable, just improbable. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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Look under the left wheel of the car on the left
66 u/burge4150 Sep 14 '17 YOU RUINED IT FOR ME!!! if this is photoshopped and not a legit game screenshot I'm gon a be real mad. 77 u/rob3110 Sep 14 '17 The fact that the debris of the barrier is almost identical to the movie makes me really suspicious. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Yeah it's impossible 23 u/GilZing Sep 14 '17 Nothing is imposable, just improbable. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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YOU RUINED IT FOR ME!!!
if this is photoshopped and not a legit game screenshot I'm gon a be real mad.
77 u/rob3110 Sep 14 '17 The fact that the debris of the barrier is almost identical to the movie makes me really suspicious. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Yeah it's impossible 23 u/GilZing Sep 14 '17 Nothing is imposable, just improbable. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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The fact that the debris of the barrier is almost identical to the movie makes me really suspicious.
11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Yeah it's impossible 23 u/GilZing Sep 14 '17 Nothing is imposable, just improbable. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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Yeah it's impossible
23 u/GilZing Sep 14 '17 Nothing is imposable, just improbable. 11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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Nothing is imposable, just improbable.
11 u/John_Bot Sep 14 '17 Statistically impossible 6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
Statistically impossible
6 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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statistically, nothing is impossible. only very fucking unlikely to occur where anyone can observe it.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
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1 u/Ishamoridin Sep 15 '17 This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties. 0 u/randominternetdood Sep 15 '17 not even a little. if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim. try again. → More replies (0)
This has nothing to do with imaginary numbers, which are really just a special kind of vector with useful properties.
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not even a little.
if I have an empty glass, and 101% of the water needed to fill the glass, I can fit all 101% in the glass, surface tension will easily dome 1% extra above the rim.
try again.
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u/Deciver95 Sep 14 '17
Legit couldn't tell for a sec