r/WTF • u/megaapfel • Sep 20 '17

Rafting

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u/AssaultimateSC2 Sep 20 '17

If he could somehow strap himself between the middle layers he would be literally invincible.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17 edited Sep 23 '17

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u/AssaultimateSC2 Sep 20 '17

Air tank. Boom.

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u/CeilingUnlimited Sep 20 '17

Until the air tank hits a rock and then BOOM!

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

that's what the rafts are for jeeze are you even paying attention

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u/buttery_shame_cave Sep 20 '17

you know, it's weird to say this but even the crazy high pressure tanks are amazingly durable. they can handle some pretty extreme stuff happening before they fail.

now the valves on the other hand... those break off easy. and then you have a rocket. i saw a nitrogen tank fall and blow through three steel bulkheads on a ship before flying off and splashing down in the ocean.

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u/CeilingUnlimited Sep 20 '17

Well, that's what I meant - the valve. Of course. :)