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ickplant@lemmy.world to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world ·
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The Hole

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The Hole

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    Good way to die horribly

  • BarneyPiccolo@lemmy.today
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    Yeah, two kids were digging a big hole on the beach near me a few weeks ago, and it collapsed on them, and killed them both. They would have been better off in the water, taking their chances with the sharks.

    Don’t dig holes on the beach.

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      Never dig a hole that’s deeper than wide. Then you should be safe.

      Edit: the hive mind. I’ve just seen there’s a comment similar to mine by another user.

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    The irresistible human urge to build (or dig) things together.

    We’re tall, bipedal ants and I love us for that.

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      Genuinely might be an evolutionarily selected disposition. Could totally see there being an advantage there.

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      This tracks. I hate doing physical labor by myself, but doing it with others is satisfying.

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    Pretty as long as the hole is wider than it is deep they should be fine.

  • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 @pawb.social
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    Well, yeah… We are biologically wired to enjoy holes. 🤷‍♂️

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      Giggity

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    Be very careful, boys (and others) have been killed by collapsing sand holes. No matter how fast their friends tried to dig them out. The sand is not just cutting off your air, and filling your mouth and nose if you try to inhale, it’s also a crushing weight on your lungs, much more than avalanche snow for instance. If you want to dig a hole deeper than your chest, do it in more-solid dirt, not sand.

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      Similarly, snow piles can be dangerous. Like the kind made by machines clearing parking lots that kids love to play on. Depending on how packed it is, there could be gaps a kid could fall in and get stuck, plus kids scream when they are having fun, so many adults might just filter out the sound of child screaming.

      The ones at schools might be specifically made with kids playing on them in mind, but I doubt that’s the case for ones in random parking lots, though maybe I’m just underestimating typical snow plough training.

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      This boy holes

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        I guess they paid the troll toll

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    Oof, unsupported walls in holes can kill you extremely fast. I’d never go into a hole deeper than my waist without shoring (even then, ehhhh).

    Stay safe!

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    All boys think about… Them holes…

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    Just guys being dudes

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    The Milkshake

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    Dangerous

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      You go in the hole

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        This is my hole

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        Holesome.

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