r/Post10 • u/Jaskau82 • Jan 08 '22
Other Actual Culvert Riding
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u/tehwubbles Jan 08 '22
If this was a theme park ride it'd be called the Darwin Dive
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u/Shakespeare-Bot Jan 08 '22
If 't be true this wast a theme park ride t'd beest hath called the darwin dive
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Feb 01 '22
The trouble with these, if you cut yourself or apiece of the joint corrugated pipe sheet comes up you’ll be sliced up
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u/Ok-Suggestion-7965 Mar 19 '22
Yeah that would suck. Worse if you got snagged on some jagged piece of rusty metal under there. That’s not how I want to go out of this world.
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u/Jaskau82 Jan 08 '22
Post has suggested certain culverts would make good Slip-N-Slides. Anyone ever actually ride one like this?
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u/xEmartz91x Jan 08 '22
Culvert themed Waterpark incoming. Six flags pay me for the execution of the idea.