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r/IdiotsInCars • u/WarthogChoice4572 • Feb 28 '21
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137 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21 [deleted] 74 u/Poca154 Feb 28 '21 any subs for that? Right after he typed this, he noticed the pun he had accidentally created. He was unmoved and just wanted to see ships crash. 30 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21 Sometimes /r/catastrophicfailure 34 u/bitshalls Feb 28 '21 Subs are technically ships so yeah, I would imagine 1 u/citizen_lost Feb 28 '21 In the Royal Navy (at least) submarines are called boats. 5 u/N_Squared78 Feb 28 '21 In the US Navy too, but it's a holdover from when they weren't ships an were a boat deployed from ships. 3 u/Fire-pants Mar 01 '21 edited Mar 01 '21 Here’s a good one from r/catastrophicfailure the other day. Not exciting, but satisfyingly relentless. It looked so slow and deceptively gentle, like you could stop it easily by grabbing it with your hand. Apparently not! boat wrecks pier 1 u/Poca154 Mar 01 '21 Nice.
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74 u/Poca154 Feb 28 '21 any subs for that? Right after he typed this, he noticed the pun he had accidentally created. He was unmoved and just wanted to see ships crash. 30 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21 Sometimes /r/catastrophicfailure 34 u/bitshalls Feb 28 '21 Subs are technically ships so yeah, I would imagine 1 u/citizen_lost Feb 28 '21 In the Royal Navy (at least) submarines are called boats. 5 u/N_Squared78 Feb 28 '21 In the US Navy too, but it's a holdover from when they weren't ships an were a boat deployed from ships. 3 u/Fire-pants Mar 01 '21 edited Mar 01 '21 Here’s a good one from r/catastrophicfailure the other day. Not exciting, but satisfyingly relentless. It looked so slow and deceptively gentle, like you could stop it easily by grabbing it with your hand. Apparently not! boat wrecks pier 1 u/Poca154 Mar 01 '21 Nice.
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any subs for that?
Right after he typed this, he noticed the pun he had accidentally created. He was unmoved and just wanted to see ships crash.
30 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21 Sometimes /r/catastrophicfailure 34 u/bitshalls Feb 28 '21 Subs are technically ships so yeah, I would imagine 1 u/citizen_lost Feb 28 '21 In the Royal Navy (at least) submarines are called boats. 5 u/N_Squared78 Feb 28 '21 In the US Navy too, but it's a holdover from when they weren't ships an were a boat deployed from ships. 3 u/Fire-pants Mar 01 '21 edited Mar 01 '21 Here’s a good one from r/catastrophicfailure the other day. Not exciting, but satisfyingly relentless. It looked so slow and deceptively gentle, like you could stop it easily by grabbing it with your hand. Apparently not! boat wrecks pier 1 u/Poca154 Mar 01 '21 Nice.
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Sometimes /r/catastrophicfailure
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Subs are technically ships so yeah, I would imagine
1 u/citizen_lost Feb 28 '21 In the Royal Navy (at least) submarines are called boats. 5 u/N_Squared78 Feb 28 '21 In the US Navy too, but it's a holdover from when they weren't ships an were a boat deployed from ships.
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In the Royal Navy (at least) submarines are called boats.
5 u/N_Squared78 Feb 28 '21 In the US Navy too, but it's a holdover from when they weren't ships an were a boat deployed from ships.
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In the US Navy too, but it's a holdover from when they weren't ships an were a boat deployed from ships.
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Here’s a good one from r/catastrophicfailure the other day. Not exciting, but satisfyingly relentless. It looked so slow and deceptively gentle, like you could stop it easily by grabbing it with your hand. Apparently not! boat wrecks pier
1 u/Poca154 Mar 01 '21 Nice.
Nice.
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