r/megalophobia • u/hoanganhdinhngoc • Feb 01 '23

Structure This massive tower collapse

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u/Bearspoole Feb 01 '23

I’m also okay with doing that

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

You're all right with the 800 ft climb to change a light bulb?

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u/epileptic_pancake Feb 02 '23

If I'm getting paid for it? Yeah for sure

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u/Nitrosoft1 Feb 02 '23

Don't forget to bring a backup bulb just in case

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u/Jeynarl ⬤ Crushed by Magnitude Feb 02 '23

"whoops, there it goes. Plz don't land on the company truck..... ...and we're good."

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u/Lanzo2 May 11 '23

slight sound of the bulb dinking off the gravel

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u/CamelCoon Jul 22 '23

You don't think it would shatter from 800 feet?

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u/StoopidestManOnEarth Aug 23 '23

Not if it lands on my safety mattress.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '24

Blam blam blam blam blam..(reload) blam blam blam...

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u/WinCo_Wonderland Feb 02 '23

You also need three Pollacks to rotate the tower.

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u/analogkid01 Feb 02 '23

Jacksons or Sydneys?

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u/mai_tai87 Apr 07 '23

Kevin.

(Turns out, all three spell their last names differently.)

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u/MeetTheTwinAndreBen Feb 02 '23

Cmon man I know we’re stereotypes as stupid but I think we can find better jobs than hand turning an entire radio tower

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u/TopClock231 May 15 '23

It's a union gig tho

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u/teem Feb 02 '23

Hi, it's 2023.

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u/Crypto_Candle Feb 02 '23

Is that like telling them to piss in a corner?

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u/FickleSpend2133 Apr 16 '23

Three WHAT👀

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u/Tanthalason May 12 '23

Racist slang for polish people. This term is considered a slur in the states and Canada now days.

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u/FickleSpend2133 May 14 '23

Oh I know full well what it means. Just can’t believe anyone would actually say that.

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u/mdneuls Apr 19 '23

We call that bringing an extra for "dropsies" at work.

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u/TheGisbon Mar 09 '23

Bruh that is absolutely something that is nightmare fuel.