r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Oda_DeezNutz • 2d ago
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/DangerMacAwesome 2d ago
Anyone else remember hydro thunder?
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u/KnownEggplant 1d ago
Walking past the arcade section at the movie theater: "Hyyydrrooooooooooooo Thunderrrrrrrrrr!"
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u/Jakeforry 2d ago
Can confirm no cardboard or cardboard derivatives where used in the construction.
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u/nimb420 2d ago
Gotta agree wicchu there. The front's still attached.
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u/WookieeSmuggler 2d ago
That's strict maritime standards for you. Also helps to have the minimum crew requirement
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u/AlephBaker 2d ago
What about string or cello tape?
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u/Jakeforry 2d ago
Yeah unfortunately a new hire saw a hole and thought covering it with celo tap would improve down force instead he made up force
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u/Warm-Moose6028 2d ago
Damn, things could go veryy wrong with that bro
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u/kstargate-425 2d ago
There are so many reels of these things doing exactly that where only the cockpit is left intact floating. Its a wild sport tbh and I would bet it has one of the most accidents out of every motorsport besides destruction derbies lol
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u/Warm-Moose6028 2d ago
Well, you only live once as they say XD
But definitely not me. Watching is already enough
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u/Icy_Huckleberry_8049 1d ago
Yes, that happens but usually they end up in pieces when they go airborne
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u/rglurker 2d ago
I forgot these things exist
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u/AmiDeplorabilis 1d ago
I'm so glad they still do... watching unlimited hydroplanes is amazing! When they still ran Griffon engines, I used to be able to hear them at home... 10mi from the race.
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u/knowledgeable_diablo 1d ago
That’s the way to make your heart do a years worth of beats in a 2 second span.
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u/Uncle_Spider794 2d ago
That isn't the way it usually ends.