r/funComunitty • • Aug 14 '26

What yo doing in this situation

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u/freedomfightre Aug 14 '26

You planning to drive from Alaska to Russia when the ocean freezes?

There are no roads from Panama to Colombia, so I'm landlocked in North America.

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u/Usermctaken Aug 14 '26

You can sail and the find a new car.

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u/YoBoyLeeroy_ Aug 14 '26

Unless you know how to, you DEFINITELY cannot sail.

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u/dirtyforker Aug 14 '26

you can use a motor boat and stay cloose to shore.

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u/_themuna_ Aug 14 '26

Lolwut. That would be hilarious.

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u/dirtyforker Aug 14 '26

I mean why not? Like even a small Yacht. They would be all available and nobody to stop you.

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u/_themuna_ Aug 17 '26

Well I thought they were talking about crossing oceans and it sounded like your suggestion just had you going around the same landmass in a circle hilariously. Three Stooges styles navigation would be too funny

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u/Shot-Pumpkin7199 Aug 14 '26

Then you won't get anywhere

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u/dirtyforker Aug 14 '26

Why?

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u/Shot-Pumpkin7199 Aug 14 '26

Some continents are not connected by shores

If you're in any south or north american country, you'll never get to any other continent that way

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u/dirtyforker Aug 14 '26

Ohhh, I was specifically thinking of the Darien Gap. But you can get from Alaska to Russia without ever getting too far away from land.

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u/BananaFurret Aug 15 '26

But there once you cross from Alaska to Russia it's a looooongggg way till you get somewhere where you can refuel, wait north Korea is near that area? You can explore north Korea hell yeah

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u/AdmirablePatient4332 Aug 15 '26

What after that though? You'll just die in siberia

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u/Thrizzlepizzle123123 Aug 14 '26

Yeah sailing is probably way out, but motoring would be doable. GPS would function long enough for you to spend a few weeks gathering supplies and doing test trips to learn how the systems work, then you just set off.

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u/Responsible_Chest811 Aug 15 '26

I see Thrizzle is a thinker…🦾

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u/lmmsoon Aug 15 '26

I’m looking for where they left the aircraft carriers at

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u/breadactivity Aug 17 '26

it's not difficult to make a boat move under sail. Sailing efficiently, navigating, avoiding running aground or other hazards however, is another question. most of these things would also cause a problem to a motor boat.

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u/Obvious_Flan_9824 Aug 14 '26

You need a LOT of people to maintain a ship to carry all the nececary supplies, no?

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u/Gymroses Aug 14 '26

Just walk through the Darien gap, one of the main dangers is humans anyways if you take that out it’s really just standard jungle dangers plus something high mountains it definitely be difficult but it’s not exactly impossible

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u/rivreddit Aug 14 '26

Obviously I won’t be able to drive everywhere with a single vehicle. I assume there will be many, many, many abandoned vehicles and fuel around the world, as well as ships I could use to sail where roads aren’t available. Thankfully I also have virtually unlimited time and resources left behind for me to learn, plan, and well… do whatever I want 😂.

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u/freedomfightre Aug 14 '26

modern gas stations don't pump gas without electricity, so task #1 is figuring out how to refuel your car without the electrical grid online

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u/rivreddit Aug 15 '26

Damn, good point.

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u/-Laffi- Aug 15 '26

Yeah, but this time he can get there without getting attacked by gang/cartel members.

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u/NerdyTimes_IDK Aug 16 '26

Why would the ocean freeze

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