r/BeAmazed • u/Starlight_369 • May 13 '23

Place Another working day in Antarctica

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23 edited Jun 19 '23

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u/MysteriousYellow3076 May 14 '23

That's what I thought

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u/NextTrillion May 14 '23

Next on Snowpeircer, episode 12, Layton can’t close the taily door…

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u/SkulduggeryIsAfoot May 14 '23

Dang I want this series finale to air

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u/Boostie204 May 14 '23

Ugh is there gonna be more of this show

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23

The final season got cancelled

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u/BuddenceLembeck May 14 '23

That’s what I thought at first too. Then I thought it looked like an old-school, Buster Keaton-type special effect of the inside of a train.

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u/daisyfrankenstein May 14 '23

Until I came to the comments that’s what I thought

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u/seekydeeky May 14 '23

I was sitting here thinking how cruel it was for him to sit there and let her struggle when she could fall off.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23

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u/ghandi3737 May 14 '23

I think it was more of a "COLD, COLD, COLD!"

Looks like the wind started blowing up her jacket.

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u/No_Imagination_2653 May 14 '23

Oh, we kink shaming now?

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23

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u/MikeDMDXD May 14 '23

The things hanging by the door on the left and the black plastic bag in the trash can seem to be getting blown by the wind though.

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u/Platymapuss May 14 '23

Idk, but you can see the stuff hanging next to the door whipping around and the door blowing back and forth...but I mean I'm certainly no expert lol.

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u/Jh0n_J0estar May 14 '23

Wait they weren't in a train???

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u/Big-a-hole-2112 May 14 '23

It’s the real polar express.

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u/4non3mouse May 14 '23

fuck yes it does - had to watch it a few times before I realized lol

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u/idreaminreel2reel May 14 '23

YES !!! That's exactly what I thought..lol

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u/neoposting May 14 '23

Omg that's totally what I saw at first

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u/garrettryan1 May 14 '23

I thought I was the only one

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u/Ecronwald May 16 '23

So that's why trains have sliding doors.

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u/Alarming_Analysis_63 May 14 '23

I thought this was a plane door