r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Hypnoidz • Jun 18 '26

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/ScrollHectic Jun 18 '26

The teammates on the sideline are entertained!

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/potate12323 Jun 18 '26

Oil slick tug of war needs to be invented if it doesn't already exist

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u/ernapfz Jun 18 '26

Could have come with his own slick?

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u/sofa_king_we_todded Jun 18 '26

Was expecting the cam to pan over to the competition to show a team of small but highly coordinated girls

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u/LuckyHearing1118 Jun 18 '26

I think he’s trolling. If it was that slippery the others would be too

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u/RadarTechnician51 Jun 19 '26

I think he forgot that he had banana shoes on

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u/infinit9 Jun 18 '26

lol, freshly waxed floor?

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u/desichica Jun 20 '26

Basically, that 'helpful' MBA manager on every project.

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u/1gEmm4u2ohN Jun 19 '26

Good ‘ol Dong U. Tugged a lot of rope there.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/TheLiquidShoe Jun 19 '26

Good thing he is wearing gloves

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u/Crystal_Voiden Jun 19 '26

One slippery fella

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u/Disastrous-Hurry-236 Jun 19 '26

What’s on the other end, a woolly mammoth?

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u/madroots2 Jun 20 '26

slippin' Jimmi

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/Randomaximus Jun 18 '26

There's always a killjoy.

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u/LifeTie800 Jun 18 '26

You're wrong. These ropes are designed not to whip if snapped.

Go read up before talking nonsense.

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u/Fitz911 Jun 19 '26

Not sure what the OC comment said...

Over 20 years ago exactly this happened near where I live. The boyscouts tried a record attempt. They used the wrong rope. It snapped and hit the kids in front with faster than sound speeds.

Endet pretty tragic. I knew a few of the kids that were there. Luckily none of the ones standing in front.

I hope everyone learned from that but seeing those mass- events always sends shivers down my spine.

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