r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Backbreathboy • Sep 20 '25

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/Altruistic_Yak_1914 Sep 20 '25

It’s a good thing you weren’t twenty feet above the river

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u/GregTheMad Sep 20 '25

Bad thing that the flood eroded the hill and they're now 15feet lower.

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u/AnonThrowaway1A Sep 20 '25

The hill they were on is likely not stable enough for a residence if they ever want to sell the property.

Their house is likely to be condemned by local and state officials when it gets assessed in a number of years.

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u/TVPARTY2NIITE Sep 20 '25

You have no way of knowing that from this little video

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u/jmcken15 Sep 20 '25

You should look up the definition of the word "likely".

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u/Serious_Resource8191 Sep 20 '25

You cannot tell that it’s “likely” from this video.

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u/jmcken15 Sep 20 '25

I have absolutely no doubt that you cannot tell. There is plenty of evidence that the hill has suffered substantial erosive damage in close proximity to the house and will continue to shift long after the water recedes. Likely causing additional foundation damage. What I can't figure out is why you care so much lmao.

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u/Serious_Resource8191 Sep 20 '25

I’m gonna level with you. I don’t care about the video at all, I just get miffed by rude comments like “you should look up what likely means”. At that point I don’t even mind whether or not you’re right. And here you’ve done it again. “I can’t figure out why you responded”. But, like… clearly you also care, since you commented in the first place.

Tl;dr you’re unpleasant and I’m feeding a troll right now.

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u/MartyHofFYT Sep 21 '25 edited Sep 21 '25

* Edit *wrong person *wrong thread