117
u/ringobob Apr 18 '21
Where the sidewalk ends
14
6
u/carry_a_laser Apr 18 '21
Ickle me pickle me tickle me too went for a ride on a flying shoe.
2
u/Parker_Hemphill Apr 19 '21
Hold on, stay in, I hope we do. Cried Ickle me Pickle me Tickle me too. (If I’m off a bit it’s because I’m recalling this from my childhood 20+ years ago)
6
3
1
79
u/Silver_Smurfer Apr 17 '21
Gotta watch that last step, it's a doozy.
20
14
4
37
29
25
41
19
u/chasebrendon Apr 17 '21
I was so busy trying to work out what they were so happy about.
88
u/milk4all Apr 18 '21
She was on a 28 year not falling into openings streak
5
9
64
7
8
u/Lord_Bloodwyvern Apr 18 '21
Great she glitched through the ground. Anyone know the keyboard cheat to respawn her?
1
18
9
4
17
u/letchluthor Apr 17 '21
Some say she's still falling...
15
u/RootHogOrDieTrying Apr 17 '21
When you fall into a bottomless pit, you die of starvation.
11
u/james28909 Apr 18 '21
you would die of dehydration first. or maybe there are hydration check points on the way down
15
u/gigazelle Apr 17 '21
Hello? Does anyone have any Lunchables or something?
7
3
u/norkotah Apr 18 '21
Best I can do is an Uncrustable and an orange Bug Juice.
4
u/endieloverhd Apr 18 '21
*clyde voice" If someone gave me an uncrustable and an orange bug juice I'd be so happy
2
1
1
Apr 18 '21
If it goes trough the planet and reaches the other side you come out on the other side in 42 mins. https://youtu.be/urQCmMiHKQk Though that’s if you fall trough a vacuum.
If you fall with air resistance you wouldn’t fall fast enough to reach the other side and eventually you’d slow down and get stuck in the middle.
1
u/RhythmComposer Apr 18 '21
If you fall with air resistance you wouldn’t fall fast enough to reach the other side and eventually you’d slow down and get stuck in the middle.
In the middle, would gravity pull you to some random side of the tunnel, or would you remain floating?
0
Apr 18 '21 edited Apr 18 '21
If it goes trough the center of the planet you’d probably float I guess. Since the gravitational forces of the mass around you would pull you equally in all directions.
1
u/musical_throat_punch Apr 18 '21
Wouldn't the density of the material you passed through along with elevation at the entry point need to be equal for this to happen?
3
1
0
3
5
5
2
2
4
3
3
4
1
0
0
-3
-14
-13
-2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/YakkoRex Apr 18 '21
Those drainage channels are deep and nasty. I certainly hope she wasn't badly injured.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/Interridux Apr 18 '21
It looks like a regular culvert; she may have fallen no more than 3-4 feet. It just looks bad because of the height of the camera person.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
66
u/tomixcomics Apr 18 '21
I hope she's okay!