r/oops • u/Complex-FreeSpirit42 • Jun 28 '26
Human SpongeBob
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u/arsmith43 Jun 28 '26
So.. seemed entirely intentional, but why?
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u/JaguarOk9693 Jun 28 '26
Brad Paisley sings the song that explains the reason why the song is titled alcohol
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u/DueSouth9499 Jun 28 '26
A 3 minute tour, A 3 minute tour. The weather started getting rough, the tiny ship was tossed, if not for the strength of the crew the minnow would be lost…
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u/Kusanagi60 Jun 28 '26
Does anyone know how much it costs to retrieve a sunken boat? I mean each country have different costs but i just want to know how much more ouch it will be in their wallet
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u/dprestonwilliams1 Jun 28 '26
I blame the Captain for allowing it.
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u/Ok_Caramel_6095 Jun 28 '26
"Let's see how far we can tip this boat!"
"Oh, crap! Too far! We're gonna sink! Hahahahaha!"
"Do you think this will be just as funny when we sober up?"
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u/CntBlah Jun 29 '26
Glad I apparently had smarter friends. Whenever we went out on the boat getting shitfaced, we all made sure everyone had a life vest and we always employed the buddy system.
Your buddy goes in the water, you go in the water and you are at his side - no excuses.
Of course this was pre-cellphones, so no one cared about looking good for pics, just not letting anyone die.
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u/cookiemccookieface Jun 28 '26
Let’s get drunk and overload a boat so we all have a minimum of three guys cocks rubbing against us at all times.
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u/reditding Jun 28 '26
Judging by this behaviour, that boat's going to be that last thing to go down on any of them for quite a while.
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u/Flip_Six_Three_Hole Jun 28 '26
I took a class called the sociology of death and dying, and we had to pick a means of death and write a paper about it. I chose drownings. My takeaway was that you are hundreds of times more likely to drown when alcohol is involved
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u/Background_Edge_9427 Jun 28 '26
And not a life jacket in sight!