Well, looks like the Darwin Awards have 5 new nominees now.

Well, looks like the Darwin Awards have 5 new nominees now.
- Mashadar

The Darwet Award

Kick

Governor Josh Shapiro
@GovernorShapiro
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3h
To rebuild I-95 on time, we need 12 hours of dry weather to complete the paving and striping process.

With rain in the forecast, we reached out
@PoconoRaceway
for help — and they're bringing their jet dryer to Philly to help dry this section of I-95 and keep us on schedule.
- Symba007

that is some wacky poop.

Well, looks like the Darwin Awards have 5 new nominees now.
- Mashadar

I'm not sure if they were told that it was as safe as it gets and that the risks were minimal, but yeah you have to be a bit naive to get in that thing in the first place...

I'm not sure if they were told that it was as safe as it gets and that the risks were minimal, but yeah you have to be a bit naive to get in that thing in the first place...
- Pat1993

Still not as a deep as deadoulet's big butt

Still not as a deep as deadoulet's big butt
- mr.peanut

it seems you've explored its depths numerous times, so I'll take your word for it...

I'm not sure if they were told that it was as safe as it gets and that the risks were minimal, but yeah you have to be a bit naive to get in that thing in the first place...
- Pat1993

They were not, if you look at the contract they signed it made it very clear it was very dangerous, as pretty much all forms of exploration usually is.

The submariners died peacefully (unaware even of imminent death) doing what they love. Most will never be able to understand the desire to understand and seek out the world. I for one, would not have had the stones to do it. Hell, I almost drop a load just looking over the side of a tall bridge.

They were not, if you look at the contract they signed it made it very clear it was very dangerous, as pretty much all forms of exploration usually is.

The submariners died peacefully (unaware even of imminent death) doing what they love. Most will never be able to understand the desire to understand and seek out the world. I for one, would not have had the stones to do it. Hell, I almost drop a load just looking over the side of a tall bridge.
- The Judge

I get a bit claustrophobic just looking at the interior of the sub, I can't imagine I would've been willing to get inside it and go thousands of metres deep in the ocean, wtf.

I hope for them that what you say is true, that they died peacefully, without even having time to freak out about what was going on...

I get a bit claustrophobic just looking at the interior of the sub, I can't imagine I would've been willing to get inside it and go thousands of metres deep in the ocean, wtf.

I hope for them that what you say is true, that they died peacefully, without even having time to freak out about what was going on...
- Pat1993

Yeah, I am quite claustrophobic as well. I saw an explanation that the speed of the implosion would be as such, that it took a fraction of a millisecond. The human brain would not have registered anything at all.

oh (frank) off. i gave you my pick 3 times already.
- Gramps28

LMFAO!!!!

You tell him Gramps!!! 😂🤣

Still not as a deep as deadoulet's big butt
- mr.peanut

Is that submarine really just a giant beer can???

I get a bit claustrophobic just looking at the interior of the sub, I can't imagine I would've been willing to get inside it and go thousands of metres deep in the ocean, wtf.

I hope for them that what you say is true, that they died peacefully, without even having time to freak out about what was going on...
- Pat1993

They would have been immediately killed as the pressure at those depths are sureal. We’re talking hundreds or even thousand lbs of pressure that gains exponentially the deeper you go. No way that they died a conventional drowning death.

Also, absolutely no (frank)ing way I climb into a can of Starkist tuna and explore at those depths!!! (frank) that noise!!

They would have been immediately killed as the pressure at those depths are sureal. We’re talking hundreds or even thousand lbs of pressure that gains exponentially the deeper you go. No way that they died a conventional drowning death.

Also, absolutely no (frank)ing way I climb into a can of Sunkist tuna and explore at those depths!!! (frank) that noise!!
- Snots33_77

(you can say that again... )

(you can say that again... )
- Pat1993

I don’t have many irrational fears, but that closterphobic bullpoop would be at the top of my list. Unless I was terminally I’ll or something (frank)ed and I wanted a quick and painless death

I don’t have many irrational fears, but that closterphobic bullpoop would be at the top of my list. Unless I was terminally I’ll or something (frank)ed and I wanted a quick and painless death
- Snots33_77

oh I wouldn't consider this to be "irrational", not one bit lol.

Is that submarine really just a giant beer can???
- Snots33_77

- kicksave856

Either way, there will be great pressure and great depths it will travel……

oh I wouldn't consider this to be "irrational", not one bit lol.
- Pat1993

Yeah. Ok. I’m not a (frank)ing moron…….

😂🤣

Yeah. Ok. I’m not a (frank)ing moron…….

😂🤣
- Snots33_77

Yeah. Ok. I’m not a (frank)ing moron…….

😂🤣
- Snots33_77

SDIT: That is completely debatable

- kicksave856

I like how he uses his little beak tie to wipe the sweat off

I like how he uses his little beak tie to wipe the sweat off
- Pat1993

Lmao!! I never noticed that

I like how he uses his little beak tie to wipe the sweat off
- Pat1993

The only time I’ve ever seen a chicken sweat was when Pete was standing behind one…..

Either way, there will be great pressure and great depths it will travel……
- Snots33_77

I like how he uses his little beak tie to wipe the sweat off
- Pat1993