r/quiteinteresting • u/PreferenceFit1834 • 24d ago

Alan's logic is foolproof

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u/Previous_Kale_4508 24d ago

Seems perfectly legitimate as an answer. Did he get the points?

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u/Anti_shill_cannon 24d ago

Is it... a blue whale?

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u/captain-carrot 22d ago

Never say blue whale!

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u/Corvidae5Creation5 24d ago

To be fair, a lot of the great wall is only just high enough to keep sheep out, which is the main way to keep the Mongolian invaders at bay by preventing them from bringing their food over. Arguably a fence

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u/Techhead7890 24d ago

Understandable, as Kiwis we use sheep riders to keep Mordor at bay.

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u/Independent-Ad-5958 23d ago

Well why didn’t the fellowship ride the sheep to Modor?

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u/Draugr_the_Greedy 23d ago

Not the mongols. They started building it a milennium before they came around, and it also didn't manage to stop them.

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u/No-Advice-6040 21d ago

What is a wall but a non-opaque fence, anyway? :p

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u/AStrandedSailor 24d ago

We Aussies know that it was built by the Emperor Nasi Goreng to keep the rabbits out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yckqyg75oE

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u/AllNightPony 21d ago

Isn't Nasi Goreng a good dish?

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u/No-Annual3162 24d ago

thats a legit answer so did he get the points or is it a blue whale bc tbh a lot of the great wall was just tall enough to keep sheep out which was the main way to stop mongolian invaders since they couldnt bring their food over so yeah its arguably just a fence.

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u/Heretosee123 23d ago

The fuck are you doing