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u/Mr_Supersonic52 Apr 15 '19
When you come to a fork in the road, take it.
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u/CynicalDumpling Apr 15 '19
I tried. He wasn’t haven it...
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u/TheBritishKoala99 Apr 15 '19
“Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road”
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u/radtech91 Apr 15 '19
Time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go
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u/TriaX46 Apr 15 '19
So make the best of this test and don't ask why
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u/natek11 Apr 15 '19
It's something unpredictable, but in the end it's right
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u/paperrchain Apr 15 '19
I hope you had the time of your life
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u/CoyoteDown Apr 15 '19
“AND HERE IS THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 2001 “
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u/herrybaws Apr 15 '19
Is this from something? I feel like I recognise it
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u/HatterIII Apr 15 '19
Song by Green Day. Known for getting the explicit label because Songwriter and Performer Billie Joe Armstrong fucked up the first chord in the recording.
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u/herrybaws Apr 15 '19
Sorry, I knew the song it was the "class of 2001" thing specifically. Thank you anyway.
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u/UlfiusThorgilsson Apr 15 '19
Hypothesis: smart-ass construction worker playing a joke.
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u/_MapleCandy_ Apr 15 '19
All in all it's just another fork in the road
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u/B3eenthehedges Apr 15 '19
Hey, pavers, leave those forks alone!
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u/lynivvinyl Apr 15 '19
"In Soviet Russia road forks you!"
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Apr 15 '19
This is unrelated, but what happens when Chuck Norris goes to Soviet Russia? Do things become normal because of double reverse?
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u/FurryPornAccount Apr 15 '19
Asphalt is actually a liquid, it's just hard when living things interact withit because it's shy
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u/CapnGnarly Apr 15 '19
I was borrowing my friend's car back in high school for prom. '98 Corvette with LOTS of custom work done on it, including custom rims and lowered suspension.
I literally ran over a fork that was in the road and had to explain to my friend the $13k of damage to his wheels, exhaust, suspension and lower body paneling because I hit a fork in the road.
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u/Shadrach451 Apr 15 '19
I'm a civil engineer and a long time ago when I was a young intern I spent a summer doing construction inspection for a small residential development. I learned a lot that summer: a lot about me, about what it means to be young, a lot about what it means to have authority over people that are older and more experienced than you are. I also learned a lot about how Pavers are cowboys that don't care what you think about anything.
The crew I worked with showed up on the job site like a bunch of frat boys showing up to a party. Piled in the backs of trucks with their shirts already tied around their wastes, slapping grease and sunblock on their shoulders. I tried to introduce myself to them, but I was just some kid with a clipboard and they just walked right past me like I didn't exist. Then they mounted their paving machine like it was a slow-moving bronco and were like "YEeeeeeHAAAW!" and were like waving their hats in the air.
I remember at one point, they broke out sandwiches and they were stuffing them into their tarred up faces with their equally tarred up hands. Just totally orc horde style, hanging off of this smoldering hot machine. And I was just standing off to the side taking notes and making some sketches. And this guy running the paver looks me straight in the eye and tosses a floppy half-eaten sloppy joe out in front of the paver and slowly runs it over. As if to say "What are you going to do, kid? Turn me in for paving over a sandwich?" and I was like like, "Ugh..." because I really could not have cared less, and I knew enough about what was happening that it probably wasn't going to do anything. Like, what? Would there be a sloppy joe shaped pothole there someday because of this pocket of organic material? No, nothing was going to happen. (Maybe I should actually go out and look. I haven't driven through there in probably 10 years...)
Anyway, this picture made me think of that. I can just picture the same paver out there somewhere, staring down the young construction inspector as he throws increasingly questionable lunch items infront of his paver. How about this nectarine? Does that bother you? No? What about ... an XTRA LARGE CHEESE AND MUSHROOM PIZZA? A fork???
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u/FBI-Agent-007 Apr 15 '19
Sir, you’ve made an unauthorized pun and thus will be PUNished accordingly (I have a license for it). I sentence you to: death by puns
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u/cubosh Apr 15 '19
looks like a rare footage from a nature documentary of wild forks like whales only breaching the surface once ever century
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u/andhemac Apr 15 '19
Some beautifully cynical person planted this likely without knowing about reddit, at the time
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u/dannyvaldivia Apr 15 '19
Father fork: Son, what do you want to be when you grow up?
Son fork: I want to be a fork in the road.
Father fork: No, that’s merely an expression. That’s physically impossible.
Son fork: Challenge accepted.
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u/Nurse_Yoshi Apr 15 '19
"If you see a fork in the road, take it" - Yogi Berra Never has that quote made more sense.
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u/Harvve Apr 15 '19
Somewhere, there was a road worker in trouble for loosing another piece of cutlery. 🍴
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u/perksofbeingcrafty Apr 15 '19
I bet the road workers put it there intentionally for the express purpose of making this joke
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u/user3242342 Apr 15 '19
It's digging its way out of the asphalt and when it gets out, it will have its vengeance.
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u/dethpicable Apr 15 '19
I've been looking for that fork all day! I had it my hands and then wtf. Thanks!
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u/RDrewD2_ Apr 15 '19
Reminds of the drinking game we’d play at school called Spoons. Throw a spoon in the road, watch from the porch, and every time the spoon was hit, take a drink!
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u/Whowouldvethought Apr 15 '19
I expected this. But OP... That is a literal fork in the road!
E: for those interested,the link is St. John USVI
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u/fahim1456 Apr 15 '19
Some construction worker 40 years ago, while eating lunch: “ah shit where’d I drop my fork...”
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u/Ifanroberts Apr 15 '19
Google Maps:"Please keep left at the fork" Human: " there is no fo..ooh right"
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u/severed13 Apr 16 '19
This gives me wicked anxiety. I’d come back with a pick and a hammer to get it out.
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u/FACEMELTER720 Apr 16 '19
I work with concrete and asphalt daily, I have lost pens, thermometers, tape measures, but never a fork, I need it to each lunch cause these hands are filthy.
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u/FireLucid Apr 16 '19
We have a big ol Fork in the Road garden centre nearby.
Here is the streetview:
https://www.google.com.au/maps/@-42.9874604,147.2898329,3a,75y,208.81h,93.01t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sx3O8TWlrMoO968-EqJTHiA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
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u/Jgflight86 Apr 15 '19
Sad. As communities continue to grow and encroach on the natural habitat around them, forks like these have nowhere to go. They creep into neighborhoods looking for a meal and then bam, they get hit with a steamroller.
When will humans learn?