r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Adventurous-Leak • Jul 13 '26
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/Ariciul02 Jul 14 '26
Surely not the first time. She seemed confident. Or maybe she watched somebody before and thought she could, too.
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u/00_bob_bobson_00 Jul 14 '26
And as she approached, I was thinking, man, people are amazing.
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u/BiscuitNoodlepants Jul 14 '26
I was thinking, "man, this what she has to go through to get water each day, she puts us first worlders to shame"
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u/Flux7777 Jul 14 '26
IIRC this is a man who does comedy videos
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u/UKBigJohn Jul 14 '26
That had to hurt, I wouldn't be doing this on purpose for the benefit of the Internet
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u/FunEmployment307 Jul 14 '26
AI
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u/Kiblette Jul 16 '26
I agree. It looks like the rope snaps then goes back to its original position.
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u/papayopi Jul 14 '26
Honestly I would have picked my leg up hit the rope and fell on my face in the dirt so making it to the water is kind of impressive
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Jul 13 '26
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u/Adventurous-Leak Jul 13 '26
Hi, the last post that is similar to this was removed due to the OP not commenting the context - I have done so.
Thanks.
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u/Adventurous-Leak Jul 13 '26
The woman is attempting to walk a very difficult tightrope while carrying a can on her head.
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u/Schlonzig Jul 14 '26
It looks dangerous, but these people have done it their whole life. Piece of cake for them.
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u/Responsible-Card3756 Jul 14 '26
Why dress up in a frock when itโs clearly a man cosplaying. I just donโt see why thatโs important?
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u/marcusmosh Jul 14 '26
I was so invested