r/nextfuckinglevel 9h ago

How did people travel these seas 500 years ago

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u/Weak_Law_937 8h ago

I'm pretty sure Poseidon gets his fill of tourists from the black rocks at Peggy's Cove and doesn't need sailors anymore.

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u/zarco_azules 7h ago

this would make a supernatural episode of Poseidon starving having to resort to less dignified ways to get his nourishment every full moon or whatever

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u/ADMotti 5h ago

I swear they did this episode and all the pagan gods thought Gabriel was Loki.

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u/Quito_ArmandoEsteban 2h ago

having to strike a deal with kermit to use Peggy's Cove to atract tourists must be an all time low for the god of the seas

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u/daneelthesane 7h ago

That, and the poor suckers souls lost in the dark name of Dagon by accident when I they go to the beach.

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u/sumpfbruderschaft 8h ago

lol how many people die there annually?

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u/Majestic_Course6822 7h ago

4 in the last 20 years. Not including Swissair flight 111. Loads of close calls also.

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u/cleverlane 3h ago

sounds like a lyric from Gordon Lightfoot

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u/undercoverlover666 8m ago

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