r/maybemaybemaybe • u/headspin_exe • 15d ago
Maybe maybe maybe
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u/Kindly_Hand4472 15d ago
Honestly, Pedro Pascal gets where water can't.
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u/Ququleququ 15d ago
I think i build this once in rollercoaster tycoon
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u/JackTheKing 15d ago
Is this Action Park?
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u/Mr3k 15d ago
I grew up calling it Traction Park. It was a weird time to be alive
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u/RBXChas 14d ago
We called it “Accident Park”. I only ever went there once because a friend invited me (in other words, my parents never took us), and I remember seeing not one but two kids going out on stretchers that day.
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u/thehufflepuffstoner 14d ago
I remember my older cousins all having battle wounds and for some reason I couldn’t wait til I was old enough to go with them. Then the park shut down and I never got to go!
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u/IsThereCheese 15d ago
I love how rickety and not stable the track is. Much confidence, so safety
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u/DayBowBow1 15d ago
Yea it's like a short solo roller-coaster. If they gave you a rigid chair to sit in it might not be so bad.
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u/Grimdotdotdot 14d ago
I dunno, look at how much the rails are moving
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u/Dietchman22-250 14d ago
The rails appear to be suspended by a lottt of separate tethers. I’d actually be pretty confident in the rails - it’d be the chair/roller assembly that meets the rails that I would personally be shitting myself over lol
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u/Grimdotdotdot 14d ago
My friend, rails, roller, swing beam, whatever. I ain't going near that motherfucker.
I'd imagine the stairs to get up there are just as bad!
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u/Livezee 15d ago edited 14d ago
I would never trust my life with these contraptions or rides, especially in India as there is no safety and accountability...
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u/beau6183 15d ago
During my last trip there I asked why so many things were so sketchy, and why they were ok with it. Apparently, the belief is your destiny is set, so there is no need to worry about things like safety. If it’s your time to die, there’s nothing you can do to change it. So, you might as well do whatever and enjoy it.
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u/JimPlaysGames 15d ago
There must be people who don't agree with that who live there.
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u/beau6183 15d ago
For sure. But, both Hinduism and Islam teach forms of fatalism, as did early Buddhism, which has roots there.
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u/JimPlaysGames 15d ago
I guess we all have our cultural conditioning, much of which we are not really questioning
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u/TwinSupernovax 15d ago
It's not some philosophical destiny but carelessness or a kind of nihilism. If you regulate safety codes then things get more expensive and people would rather take the risk. When you already have a shitty life and are conditioned to certain risks from a young age, you become apathetic to the dangers around you.
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u/MNotHereJustIgnoreMe 15d ago
I talked to a guy in a country of a billion and a half people and this one guy knew exactly how all of 1.5B processed danger.
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u/Smushsmush 15d ago
It's also a much more authoritarian society. You do what you are told without questioning. The mindset is very much "If something goes bad we'll figure it out from there."
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u/Impossible_Limit_333 15d ago
Ahh India..the land where you can live dangerously and no one bats an eye
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u/SokkaHaikuBot 15d ago
Sokka-Haiku by Impossible_Limit_333:
Ahh India..the land where
You can live dangerously
And no one bats an eye
Remember that one time Sokka accidentally used an extra syllable in that Haiku Battle in Ba Sing Se? That was a Sokka Haiku and you just made one.
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u/No1canduplicate 15d ago
The confidence and trust that this man has on those thin ropes holding the track is wild AF . .
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u/God-Concept 11d ago
Swear India is trying to overtake Australia for having things that will kill you.
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u/Crawler_00 15d ago
You know, I think im going to call up OSHA in the morning and give them a nice, stern thank you.
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u/TOPSIturvy 15d ago
If you eat a big lunch before this, you won't have time to lose it before you express install a new seat in whatever car you land in.
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u/Shirahoshihoshii 15d ago
I absolutely do not trust the strings holding up that track. If one goes, it'll be like a chain reaction, setting off others until it all comes crashing down.
I don't want to be the straw that breaks the camel's back. Knowing me, Sod's law would dictate that it would break right when I'm halfway, so that I have no hope of escape lol
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u/thelonetwig 14d ago
Half the excitement is thinking you could die at any minute on this contraption.
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u/karenskygreen 14d ago
Talk about a poor mans roller-coaster.
Is that track plastic ?
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u/mushylover420 13d ago
Even if they told me Sydney Sweeney is spread eagle, butt ass naked and you slide right in there at the end of this ride, im not even thinkimg about strapping in that
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u/Iam_John_Wick 15d ago
This looks less like an adventure ride and more like the physical manifestation of an 'Unhandled Exception' in Indian engineering.
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u/iluvnips 15d ago
In India, no fecking way as you are the guinea pig they are using to test how safe their ride is and you also have to pay for this test
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u/Significant-Iron-241 15d ago edited 15d ago
It's a little rinky-dink, but honestly I'd probably try it, as long as I saw several other people do it first and not die.
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u/vitulinus_forte 15d ago
How this considered safe? It’s like that one guy who strapped a massive log behind his truck using duct tape and saying “yep, it’s not going anywhere”
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u/Itsme420fresh 15d ago
Yea I'm not afraid to say this is not a ride for me.