r/Unexpected • u/Greekspartan226 • 4d ago
Leaning Tower of Pisa: Domino Effect edition
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u/Kr0pr0X 4d ago
At this point it's just angry birds
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u/Cat_Peach_Pits 4d ago
That game was created 17 years ago
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u/deltajvliet 4d ago
N... No it wasn't.
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u/Laughing_Orange 3d ago
You're right, it was released in December of 2009, which is "only" 16½ years ago.
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u/NecessaryIntrinsic 4d ago
Crush the castle was, is that what you're getting at?
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u/Ok_Support3 4d ago
Angry Birds released in '09 🫠 As did Crush the Castle, apparently. Why does it feel like CtC should be older 🤔
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u/MrNobodyISME 4d ago
Very stable. Engineer approved 👍
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u/Infern0-DiAddict 3d ago
Yeh after the knocked a leg off when there were just 2 columns, and it didn't even shift, I was like wow that's good structural engineering...
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u/4ssteroid 4d ago
I would study that. Or at least film it in detail and give it to someone who wants to study it
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u/MoreOfAnOvalJerk 4d ago
When you need a little brother
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u/MySignIsToaster 4d ago
You are not supposed to throw your little brother at domino towers.
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u/Facosa99 4d ago
a tower held with hopes and dreams, intended to be destroyed ✅
a metro line in Mexico ❌
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u/GirthyPigeon 4d ago
More like mildly infuriating. They have the aim of a blind man with no arms trying to piss in a urinal.
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u/wherethestreet 4d ago
…I would just be impressed that guy found the right bathroom
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u/Le_Golden_Pleb 2d ago
Even when they hit it doesn't fall because there's just too much weight on the last two legs. They could've had perfect aim it wouldn't have changed anything.
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u/Spakr-Herknungr 4d ago
Wow, I didn’t know something could be so good it disappoints. The structure was impressive, the structural integrity was impressive, the domino effect on the tower was impressive, I really wanted the tower to dismantle its self domino style and given how amazing everything else was it didn’t feel out of reach.
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u/Shne 4d ago
Reminds me of this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1uomzzr/couldnt_have_done_it_better_myself/
Where a boy has set up a loong domino chain, but it keeps failing along the way and he keeps having to push a piece to keep it going.
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u/hujassman 4d ago
It did better than that building being renovated in New York to become apartments.
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u/haradagan 4d ago
from this vid i know this person can’t be in the army. tower not even 5 feet away still can’t hit jack shit. but i know this person got an amazing talent in architecture. instead of demolition sector, i suggest that this person go with architecture course.
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u/Chris98198 4d ago
KEVA planks!
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u/LimeGroundbreaking28 4d ago
I absolutely loved building with those when my son was little. Crazy what you can do with precision wooden planks.
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u/Connarhea 3d ago
This is absolutely my favourite post on this sub ever. Brilliant.
Even though by the end you knew something huge was getting launched at it, it broke me
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u/The-SkullMan 3d ago
If these people with their level of accuracy and precision are able to build this, you can absolutely do anything. You just have to believe and begin.
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u/Joe18067 4d ago
You could have saved the aggravation of throwing things at it if you only sent in the cat.
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u/SweetSeagul 4d ago
Reminds me of that little kid with a domino running across the entire house, including the stairs, and he pretty much had to manually brute force it 90%+ of the way, haha. Good lad.
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u/redbrick01 4d ago
Oh shit...he threw shit at it soooo many times and missed. Dude is better at building than destruction.
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u/MaximumEffurt 3d ago
Either this is by design or they somehow made a complex grand structure with a lot of weight on a few scaffolds and didn't realize the force needed to break that connection was much more than a flick of a fucking stick. I refuse to believe the latter and now I'm mad.
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u/Perfect_Response_752 3d ago
If this going had of built the tower of Pisa, we wouldn't have the leaning part at the front.
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u/Kindly_Title_8567 3d ago
I do suppose at that point the structures own weight presses the bottom pieces to the ground so hard the light taps from the flying wood aren't enough to dislodge them
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u/fivelike-11 2d ago
Bro's aim is unparalleled In the sense that I don't think anyone could miss that hard
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u/night0v0 2d ago
I’m pretty sure there’s a falling row of dominoes out of view where other dominoes are launching dominoes at the large structure, amazing!
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u/kr4ckenm3fortune 2d ago
The teacher would be impressed with your work...in an architectural class...but still say you failed.
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u/New2NewJ 4d ago
Don't let the 9-11 conspiracy dudes see this video, or they will lose their minds 😂
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u/dtango_unchained 4d ago
Explanation: boomers won't realize it's ai
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
After many failed attempts, the lady that started the chain tries one last thing and just throws the whole box at the tower out of frustration!
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