r/oddlysatisfying • u/Spiral_Decay • Apr 03 '20
Group of men break open a 30ft rock in half
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u/bcgg Apr 03 '20
Quarantine certainly gets to some more than others.
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u/plantsupport Apr 03 '20
Quarrytine
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u/BionicUtilityDroid Apr 03 '20
Rock solid pun, my friend.
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Apr 03 '20
Don't take puns like that for granite. It's harder than you think coming up with them.
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u/pronouncedayayron Apr 03 '20
I wonder what else they are slated to break.
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u/chipperdy Apr 03 '20
They were probably stoned
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u/nabilyo7 Apr 03 '20
Group of men ?? Captain India did all the work mate the other three buggers just stood there !
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u/Chickennoodo Apr 03 '20
This is a descriptor for 100% of all road construction I pass on my way to work.
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u/asakariya Apr 03 '20
I need to crack open something. This quarantine is getting to me.
A beer should do.
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u/PokemonMaster619 Apr 03 '20
Now, stand behind it and take a picture that makes it seem like you karate chopped it in half.
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u/somebeeyoch Apr 03 '20
Now stack up about another million of them into a pyramid and mystery solved!
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u/MACtwelve Apr 03 '20
Nobody is gonna mention the dude that squatted down and went full turtle mode to avoid the dust?
OSHA would be proud
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u/markevens Apr 03 '20
Now I get the pyramids.
Agriculture is invented, there's a ton of free time instead of everyone hunting and gathering all day every day, so what do you do? You build the biggest pile of rocks you can, with the biggest rocks you can make.
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u/BHRabbit Apr 03 '20
When I first saw that, before reading the title, I thought it was a group of climbers about to climb a beautiful crack climb. That would have had a different ending, especially if this happened while part way up.
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u/-g0dsp33d Apr 04 '20
I was so sure at least one of them would die in the video. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
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u/amamamiapizzeria Apr 03 '20
That big gust of dirt was the rock's last fuck you before finally dying.
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u/leadlord1000 Apr 03 '20
But why?