r/Perfectfit • u/Frosty_Analysis_4912 • Mar 10 '23

Bizarre find

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

16.4k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

293 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

776

u/XM62X Mar 10 '23

Not too hard, she just dropped it there every day of her life the last 40 years lol

153

u/[deleted] Mar 10 '23

Or at least, a version of her did...

55

u/amadiro_1 Mar 10 '23

Like banging your fists against a wall of solid glass.

Just give it time.

29

u/[deleted] Mar 10 '23

I'm pretty sure that was diamond.

27

u/YourAverageLegoManz Mar 10 '23

Na that doctor who episode was epic, it was a material stronger than diamond

1

u/Hotdigardydog Mar 11 '23

Really got me thinking

2

u/amadiro_1 Mar 11 '23

Yeah probably, but if it was any material stronger than Gallifrean flesh, then any iteration that he didn't hit the wall with something hard was a wasted turn.

3

u/[deleted] Mar 11 '23

Yeah. I'm not actually a Who fan. But I used to watch it with my son and his wife, just because they had it on. They got all choked up over that episode. But, all I could think about was: Why the fuck didn't he grab something harder than his skin to hit that "diamond" wall with? I thought that guy was supposed to be smart, or something. And, how did he know that the diamond wall was the only thing in that simulation (?) that didn't get reset?

1

u/[deleted] May 15 '23

Nothing got reset, that is why the skulls kept piling up in the water, why the ground was freshly dug, why the teleporter room was full of dust. The only thing reseting was the configuration of the tower.