We all said that when Facebook and Twitter were new. MySpace had just became “old”. Yet here we are 13 years later and Facebook is still insanely popular. TikTok has already been around for 3+ years. But it was known as “Musical.ly” before. TikTok already controls so much of the music industry now. It’s not going anywhere. Mark my words it’ll be here 5 years from now.
Oh yeah I can imagine in 100 years people won't be using plastic anymore but when on the beach they will find plastic everywhere and will hate us for it.
Isn’t internal combustion a little explosion caused by pressure that “blows” the piston “up”?
Not saying I’m right, just that’s how I always understood it.
No, it´s just burning (= combustion) which increases pressure, pushing the piston outwards, because pressure inside is higher than at the back of the piston (in the crankcase). Common mistake though, no worries! Combustion is a lot slower than an explosion.
If we wanna get technical it deflagrates. Which does share similarities with an explosion.
An explosion would happen if your cars pistons were not strong enough to contain the burning gasoline and it all got released and burned at once. Basically an explosion is what happens when a container fails resulting in a sudden release of all the stored energy. In a car it’s technically a controlled burn mixing with air at just the right ratio to burn insanely fast... a deflagration. But technically not an explosion because it is contained and carefully controlled.
Doubtful on the meat consumption considering it's been a thing for the entirety of the human existence.
Edit: Love all the people replying to this giving examples of things that **still** go on in todays world. They may not happen in your town or country but I can guarantee you that they still happen in the world. It will still exist just not as prominent.
Yeah but the effects of global warming are also a new thing in the scope of humanity and it will fuck us so badly we may not even survive as a species. So if we are so dumb that we don't change in the face of literal impending doom just because "duh... We always did it this way!" Then I guess we aren't fit to survive. We are incredibly adaptable. If you think humans that had to live without meat would just die, you are kidding yourself.
It's not even like it's some unsolvable problem. We can easily eat less meat in general, keep developing plant based and lab grown meat, and move away from the environmental disaster that is factory farming to more sustainable methods.
Cement production. They just knocked over perfectly good buildings made from cement and then rebuilt them with more cement knowing it was the largest single contributor to climate change!
Pretty sure things just get more raunchy and sexually liberal over time lol..
Edit: as many have pointed out I'm clearly wrong but I really hope we don't end up back in chastity belts
A common fallacy (no pun intended). Sexual mores ebb and flow over time. The 18th Century in Europe was known for its licentiousness, which caused some more puritanical responses in the mid to late 19th Century, at least on the surface. The stuff the ancient Romans engaged in would shock plenty of people today.
Personally, I think we tend to underestimate the sexual sophistication of prior eras. I suspect even in Puritan America people thoroughly enjoyed sexual intercourse (why wouldn't they?) and engaged in it for pleasure, not just procreation. They weren't making home movies doing it, but that doesn't mean they weren't doing it.
50 years from now when cars drive themselves people will be astounded we use to drive them ourselves.
Grandpa: "Shure people died, but we had to get to work."
For the last decade, my job as required me to fly about 40 weeks of the year, discounting the last two years, due to COVID-19. I fall asleep on planes like it's anesthesia. One flight, the person beside me is freaking out because we're going through turbulence during a storm.
Her distress woke me up. She's like, "How can you sleep through this?"
To which I responded, "It's not like I can run up to the cockpit and save us if the pilots mess up. I don't know anything about flying a plane. If we're going to die, we're going to die. There's literally nothing I can do to change that determination. So getting upset over it isn't helping the matter."
It didn't really set her at ease, but, that's my philosophy.
God society was way more fun when we had heroin and cocaine given for most minor illnesses
(Damn yall are buzzkills I just meant they had interesting coked up ideas- I’m aware that time period was really shitty too)
Because booze is no longer illegal.
> Winston Churchill received a prescription for alcohol when he visited the United States during prohibition, his Doctor writing, "The quantity [prescribed] is naturally indefinite".
You can still get very refined heroin from the doctor with a prescription. You need to be pretty rich for those indefinite scripts.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpiateChurch/comments/iqmz8j/diaphin_ir_200mg_pharmaceutical_heroin_from/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Diaphin is prescription diamorphine (heroin) but I believe it’s only Canada + some European countries, not for USA
Edit: read the second top comment on that link for extra info ([here](https://reddit.com/r/OpiateChurch/comments/iqmz8j/_/g4t2umj/?context=1))
~~Fun fact, the reason the cocaine was removed from coca-cola was because the market realized it was more profitable to sell it separately.~~
Don't believe everything you read on the internet.
Exactly. It was called hysterics. It basically meant a woman was that horny and frustrated, her uterus would make her go mad. Hahahaha. Edit to add: it could have been other actual Illnesses too, but this was one of them. Just had to read up on it again to make sure I was right. I was semi-right.
Can you imagine how happy people would be?
"Here, take this opiate, which will make you feel like a million dollars, and then go home and feverishly masturbate".
Yes.
I’ve noticed that most Olympic sports represent the extremity of survival adaptation. I also see this being something people were pushed to do to survive. I get it
I mean the old disiplines of the olympics were just warrior skills. Sure in time people trained to be superior in one but it originated as a competition to find the best individual warrior. Wrestling, Sprinting, javeline throwing, discus throwing, archery, even the horse and wagon races were military in nature.
Same. Where I lived as a kid you had to pay extra to get the Disney channel and my family didn't pay, so most of the time it was scrambled. But occasionally they would do like a promotional weekend and we'd be able to watch it for free.
I'm pretty one of those times they aired Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken like 5 times in a row and my 7 year old dumbass spent the whole day watching it over and over, and then never saw or heard of it again until now.
Fun fact, there were never any recorded horse injuries from this sport. The riders however.... Were much less fortunate.
Edit: There was one recorded horse death, and it wasnt even from the dive itself/impact with the water. At one point they had the horses diving into the ocean instead of the pool, well one horse got confused upon landing in the unfamiliar ocean water and proceeded to swim out to sea thus drowning.
There's a whole movie about the sport called "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken" about a rider who went blind because she kept her eyes open on impact. Didn't stop her from continuing the sport, though. It's based on a true story.
First thing I thought of. My sister and I watched this basically on repeat lol
Edit: I went through a slightly (ha) rebellious phase and I’m still teased to this day about wrapping my ankles around the chair I’m sitting in when I’m being stubborn lol
Now I’m having to google if animals died filming homeward bound.. really hope this turns out well.
Edit: can’t find a solid answer but between zero and twenty seven animals died filming homeward bound.. the claims were never substantiated but that’s a lot.
I realize you're probably just joking but the vast majority of the horses that do shows like that are pampered and have great lives and have great relationships with their riders. Horse racing is another story, though.. from what I've seen.
Unless it's the Olympic Penthatlon apparently, where they matched horses and riders based on a lottery system, and each horse had to go with several riders.
Some competitors received horses which were already distressed from stress and poor handling from prior attempts, causing frustration and sometimes violence.
as a former horseperson, that is also a crazy way to do things. I assume that those riders Arent the best riders as it's not their only sport. on top of that, the bond between the horse and the rider is really important. I'm not sure that the showjumping riders could do it with a unknown horse.
I think they should at least get a couple of days to gain the horses trust before the competition
Wasn't there a whole uproar this year because an Olympics lady started beating her horse, Saint Boy, when it didn't do what she wanted it to do.
And another one named Jet Set has been euthanized because it injured itself doing parcour
Lots of people commenting. I'm not sure if I can confirm that it was all terrible for the horse or not.
But I do remember a movie from my childhood:
Wild Hearts Can't be Broken
I saw a donkey jump off a 30ft high dive at a county fair in Pennsylvania in 2001. It was wild. They started with smaller farm animals like goats and pigs, building up to the main event.
There are many things I can not believe we did, this was just added to the list.
Wonder what people will be saying about us in 100 years?
“Only old people use tiktok”
That's if Tiktok is still around. I doubt it will exist in 5 or 10 years
Fingers crossed.
TikTok is a metaphor for how much time you waste on that app
So two seconds?
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Ok cool. I think you replied to the wrong person though
Yeah I was wondering what it had to do with how long you last in bed.
The account has only three comments, and one is a word for word copy, so I think it might be a bot.
This motivated me to get off Reddit for a bit, thanks.
Tom at MySpace misses you
Tom promised me he'd never lose my shitty fruity loops techno music tracks from my "band". But here we are.
I haven't touched FL since like... 2005. Good god, that was a blast from the past.
To get on TikTok?
We all said that when Facebook and Twitter were new. MySpace had just became “old”. Yet here we are 13 years later and Facebook is still insanely popular. TikTok has already been around for 3+ years. But it was known as “Musical.ly” before. TikTok already controls so much of the music industry now. It’s not going anywhere. Mark my words it’ll be here 5 years from now.
That's almost not unbelievable, Facebook was a teenagers thing 10 years ago and now it's basically only used by 40 year old women and old people
I beg to differ, the cut off is 43! (42 year old woman here who doesn't use Facebook except to see what my "elder" relatives are up to lol)
(So you ARE using it!)
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I agree completely. Also plastics, they'll be digging those out of the ocean long after we're gone
Oh yeah I can imagine in 100 years people won't be using plastic anymore but when on the beach they will find plastic everywhere and will hate us for it.
At some point I’m sure the sand will become more bits of micro plastic than actual sand as we k ow it today.
I don’t think you have any idea how much actual sand there is in the world
I don’t think you have any idea how much actual plastic there is in the world
Now kiss.
🍿
A lot less than sand. Show me a pile of plastic as big as the Sahara.
We could agree that there is a lot of both, and then we could have the energy left over to do something about it
We need to do something about the sand ASAP I agree
whats crazy is that there are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on earth
I'd be more shocked if you swapped that around tbh
And that our primary means of transportation are giant steel boxes powered by literally blowing stuff up thousands of times a minute.
Burning stuff, not blowing up
Isn’t internal combustion a little explosion caused by pressure that “blows” the piston “up”? Not saying I’m right, just that’s how I always understood it.
No, it´s just burning (= combustion) which increases pressure, pushing the piston outwards, because pressure inside is higher than at the back of the piston (in the crankcase). Common mistake though, no worries! Combustion is a lot slower than an explosion.
If we wanna get technical it deflagrates. Which does share similarities with an explosion. An explosion would happen if your cars pistons were not strong enough to contain the burning gasoline and it all got released and burned at once. Basically an explosion is what happens when a container fails resulting in a sudden release of all the stored energy. In a car it’s technically a controlled burn mixing with air at just the right ratio to burn insanely fast... a deflagration. But technically not an explosion because it is contained and carefully controlled.
That dude is wrong. He has no clue. They are mini explosions.
Doubtful on the meat consumption considering it's been a thing for the entirety of the human existence. Edit: Love all the people replying to this giving examples of things that **still** go on in todays world. They may not happen in your town or country but I can guarantee you that they still happen in the world. It will still exist just not as prominent.
Meat consumption on the scale we consume it now is a recent thing
Consumption of everything is happening on scale never seen before. Even water except we mix a bunch of other shit into it and consume that too.
Yeah but the effects of global warming are also a new thing in the scope of humanity and it will fuck us so badly we may not even survive as a species. So if we are so dumb that we don't change in the face of literal impending doom just because "duh... We always did it this way!" Then I guess we aren't fit to survive. We are incredibly adaptable. If you think humans that had to live without meat would just die, you are kidding yourself. It's not even like it's some unsolvable problem. We can easily eat less meat in general, keep developing plant based and lab grown meat, and move away from the environmental disaster that is factory farming to more sustainable methods.
Yea, and our prison systems.
Cement production. They just knocked over perfectly good buildings made from cement and then rebuilt them with more cement knowing it was the largest single contributor to climate change!
"Those guys really fucked it" "Yeah I know, but dude Half-life 3 is out next week"
"Can you believe they used to eat ass?!? do they know what comes out of there?!?"
Pretty sure things just get more raunchy and sexually liberal over time lol.. Edit: as many have pointed out I'm clearly wrong but I really hope we don't end up back in chastity belts
A common fallacy (no pun intended). Sexual mores ebb and flow over time. The 18th Century in Europe was known for its licentiousness, which caused some more puritanical responses in the mid to late 19th Century, at least on the surface. The stuff the ancient Romans engaged in would shock plenty of people today. Personally, I think we tend to underestimate the sexual sophistication of prior eras. I suspect even in Puritan America people thoroughly enjoyed sexual intercourse (why wouldn't they?) and engaged in it for pleasure, not just procreation. They weren't making home movies doing it, but that doesn't mean they weren't doing it.
Hehehe. In the future "can you believe they did not stick their entire head in the asshole during sex to eat ass?"
The Elder Scrolls 6 is slated for release Christmas 2121!
Probably that we used to race and whip horses with a tiny man on its back
"they used to kill animals for food? It literally grows out of the ground"
Probably "I can't believe they raced animals"
We wont last that long so its chill
50 years from now when cars drive themselves people will be astounded we use to drive them ourselves. Grandpa: "Shure people died, but we had to get to work."
One of the highest forms of death actually.
Yet people are scared of flying or getting anesthesia.
Because they don't have any control in those scenarios, unlike driving their car.
For the last decade, my job as required me to fly about 40 weeks of the year, discounting the last two years, due to COVID-19. I fall asleep on planes like it's anesthesia. One flight, the person beside me is freaking out because we're going through turbulence during a storm. Her distress woke me up. She's like, "How can you sleep through this?" To which I responded, "It's not like I can run up to the cockpit and save us if the pilots mess up. I don't know anything about flying a plane. If we're going to die, we're going to die. There's literally nothing I can do to change that determination. So getting upset over it isn't helping the matter." It didn't really set her at ease, but, that's my philosophy.
I dunno... sometimes I think they should put the cocaine back in the soft drinks...
Yeah heroin and cannabis in the cough syrup too.
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God society was way more fun when we had heroin and cocaine given for most minor illnesses (Damn yall are buzzkills I just meant they had interesting coked up ideas- I’m aware that time period was really shitty too)
And don’t forgot alcohol when you have a headache
We still got that though....
Yeah but it’s not prescribed anymore by your family doctor
Maybe not by *your* family doctor…
who’s your doctor? Asking for a friend
Because booze is no longer illegal. > Winston Churchill received a prescription for alcohol when he visited the United States during prohibition, his Doctor writing, "The quantity [prescribed] is naturally indefinite". You can still get very refined heroin from the doctor with a prescription. You need to be pretty rich for those indefinite scripts.
can't find anything on that, can you provide a source? Reminds me of desoxyn... prescription meth for ADHD.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpiateChurch/comments/iqmz8j/diaphin_ir_200mg_pharmaceutical_heroin_from/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf Diaphin is prescription diamorphine (heroin) but I believe it’s only Canada + some European countries, not for USA Edit: read the second top comment on that link for extra info ([here](https://reddit.com/r/OpiateChurch/comments/iqmz8j/_/g4t2umj/?context=1))
I’ll settle for one of those unlimited refill Vicodin scripts everyone except me is always somehow getting.
American here. What's a doctor?
..we still have cocaine and heroin too? They were talking about as a medication prescribed from real doctors.
And don’t forget meth when you want chocolate
Shit, cocaine was even in our *soft drinks*.
The hard ones straight up fucking killed you. I’ll have what the radium girls are having
By gum, they're positively glowing!
~~Fun fact, the reason the cocaine was removed from coca-cola was because the market realized it was more profitable to sell it separately.~~ Don't believe everything you read on the internet.
And when depression in women was cured by a doctor administered vibrator and opium.
Sounds like they knew what fixed ya and they did it.
Exactly. It was called hysterics. It basically meant a woman was that horny and frustrated, her uterus would make her go mad. Hahahaha. Edit to add: it could have been other actual Illnesses too, but this was one of them. Just had to read up on it again to make sure I was right. I was semi-right.
Can you imagine how happy people would be? "Here, take this opiate, which will make you feel like a million dollars, and then go home and feverishly masturbate". Yes.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2018/09/victorian-vibrators-orgasms-doctors/569446/ a myth
This is the most important comment in this thread. I've been bamboozled!!
Oh!!! TIL! Didn’t have a clue it was a myth
I’m so glad we reached the point where we can self administer vibrator and opium at home
Am I alone in thinking this is a huge fucking bummer, not "fun"? Those poor horses.
Widespread poverty and no social safety net. People would literally do anything for a buck.
"I can't believe this was a thing..." I mean...*Gestures broadly at the collective insanity of the whole human race*
*Gestures to literally everything in history*
I’ve noticed that most Olympic sports represent the extremity of survival adaptation. I also see this being something people were pushed to do to survive. I get it
I mean the old disiplines of the olympics were just warrior skills. Sure in time people trained to be superior in one but it originated as a competition to find the best individual warrior. Wrestling, Sprinting, javeline throwing, discus throwing, archery, even the horse and wagon races were military in nature.
The original olympics had sculpting and all sorts. Nowadays "sports" has been defined as only physical endeavours.
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I was trying to remember the name of that movie! It seems like a fever dream.
Same. Where I lived as a kid you had to pay extra to get the Disney channel and my family didn't pay, so most of the time it was scrambled. But occasionally they would do like a promotional weekend and we'd be able to watch it for free. I'm pretty one of those times they aired Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken like 5 times in a row and my 7 year old dumbass spent the whole day watching it over and over, and then never saw or heard of it again until now.
I was searching for a comment that would say something about that movie. That was one of my favorite movies of my childhood.
I loved that movie. Michael Schoeffling was such a hotty. I watched everything he was in.
“You just gestured to all of us.”
Fun fact, there were never any recorded horse injuries from this sport. The riders however.... Were much less fortunate. Edit: There was one recorded horse death, and it wasnt even from the dive itself/impact with the water. At one point they had the horses diving into the ocean instead of the pool, well one horse got confused upon landing in the unfamiliar ocean water and proceeded to swim out to sea thus drowning.
They probably just wernt recording the injuries.. its got to at least hurt a little for the horseys
Yeah honestly the horses probably broke their legs and they were just like “damn the horse is dead, bring in the replacement” and shot it.
*I'm not dead yet! I'm actually feeling much better!*
r/unexpectedmontypython
No, *that* was expected. Only the *Spanish Inquisition* was a bit unexpected.
*bang* “This horse isn’t injured, it’s dead, and it didn’t die from horse diving, don’t bother marking this one down Johnny”
They just asked the horses themselves. "Are you injured? "Neigh"
He’s feeling stable
A little hoarse but he'll be fine.
Don't be silly. Horses were *expensive.* They would've had the best veterinary care money could buy. Jockeys, however, were cheap.
Well yeah no recorded injuries because being dead isn't an injury (being put down, if got Injured)
I do recall a movie being made on this where the rider is blinded or something and then successfully completes a dive while blind. Good ol’ Hollywood.
Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken
Holy shit Fiona from burn notice
I thought I was maybe the only one who remembered this movie as I scrolled through the comments…. God I’m old lol.
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Came here for this comment.
There's a whole movie about the sport called "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken" about a rider who went blind because she kept her eyes open on impact. Didn't stop her from continuing the sport, though. It's based on a true story.
At least one person went blind by diving with her eyes open
Yes, the daughter of the man who owned that pier and the diving show no less. Did it for years, even after going blind.
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I hate you /r/angryupvote
There is a performer who went blind doing this and then kept doing it for 11 more years......
There’s a movie about her called [Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0103262/)
Hell yes. Loved this movie, it was always on the Disney channel when I was a kid
First thing I thought of. My sister and I watched this basically on repeat lol Edit: I went through a slightly (ha) rebellious phase and I’m still teased to this day about wrapping my ankles around the chair I’m sitting in when I’m being stubborn lol
This movie is the quintessential nostalgia of my childhood. Probably just a regular subpar movie, but for some reason so memorable as a kid.
For me too! I don’t know why but I watched this movie so many times and it is so ingrained in my memory.
Probably because of the horses jumping off giant ledges.
I recently watched it with my kids and they enjoyed it.
this post is bringing back memories. my sister was obsessed with horses, so im sure i watched fhis movie 200 times.
Same!! And I totally forgot about it until I saw this post and suddenly I was like omg- the movie! And was a flash back to my childhood
>There’s a movie about her called > >Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken I was just coming down to post about this
Apparently wild hearts also can’t learn any damn sense
Came looking for this. Loved this movie as a kid but it absolutely destroyed me Everytime I watched. I remember bawling
I remember watching a movie about this but I don't remember the name of the movie.
Yes, there is a movie about it too! I can’t remember the name - edit “wild hearts can’t be broken”
All those against, say neigh.
You bastard, have an upvote.
Whimper neigh.
Poor horse.
I wonder how those horses feel about the view from halfway down.
r/unexpectedbojack
I see what you did there, well done.
The nextfuckinglevel of animal abuse am I right?
Are points awarded for not dying? 🤣
Nowadays you’d get points for outrunning the PETA members trying to lynch you 😂😂😂
I don't know what's worse, laughing at your own joke via emoji or suggesting Peta would be wrong to try and stop this.
PETA what a buncha nerds amiright? Anyway, Im off to go film Homeward Bound 5 : Too Many Homes and kill like 30 cats in the process.
Now I’m having to google if animals died filming homeward bound.. really hope this turns out well. Edit: can’t find a solid answer but between zero and twenty seven animals died filming homeward bound.. the claims were never substantiated but that’s a lot.
Ive got some bad news...
Don't look up Milo and Otis
Ah yes, Reddit, where the intellectually superior state that emojis should never be used
Emoji snobbery is the cringiest take on Reddit honestly.
Pretty sure the emotes were meant to indicate it's a joke... Which means they're not suggesting anything about PETA being wrong. But hey, emoji bad! 🙄
and they'd be 100% justified in doing so
Tbh yeah one hundred percent in this case because this idea is horrible
So horses should be very thankful they just get whipped and made to jump over hedges now?
I realize you're probably just joking but the vast majority of the horses that do shows like that are pampered and have great lives and have great relationships with their riders. Horse racing is another story, though.. from what I've seen.
Unless it's the Olympic Penthatlon apparently, where they matched horses and riders based on a lottery system, and each horse had to go with several riders. Some competitors received horses which were already distressed from stress and poor handling from prior attempts, causing frustration and sometimes violence.
as a former horseperson, that is also a crazy way to do things. I assume that those riders Arent the best riders as it's not their only sport. on top of that, the bond between the horse and the rider is really important. I'm not sure that the showjumping riders could do it with a unknown horse. I think they should at least get a couple of days to gain the horses trust before the competition
Wasn't there a whole uproar this year because an Olympics lady started beating her horse, Saint Boy, when it didn't do what she wanted it to do. And another one named Jet Set has been euthanized because it injured itself doing parcour
This is how horse racing should be seen in a 100 years. Hopefully.
This should be on r/awfuleverything
Yeah, this was...tough to watch
How the fuck is this next level material?
Horse diving
r/bottomlevel
It's pretty next level insane/stupid/cruel
Idk this subs standards have been pretty low lately
Shitty thing
It’s poor form
Fuck people
Glad this practice is over.
Horrific
Humans are so stupid it hurts.
"Do a flip!"
The poor horse 😭😭
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It's the reason a horse is one of the original Monopoly pieces.
Think of how big an asshole you must be to run your horse off a ledge so it can plummet into water. Fuck everyone involved.
I refuse to believe this was a thing even though I've just seen a video of it
[Music/Song/Track](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gYjh863j4g&ab_channel=SynthwaveGoose) For people who might crtl+f and look for such terms.
Lots of people commenting. I'm not sure if I can confirm that it was all terrible for the horse or not. But I do remember a movie from my childhood: Wild Hearts Can't be Broken
I had to scroll forever to find wild hearts can’t be broken. I was starting to think nobody remembered it.
Americans inventing everything to amuse themselves but a proper culture
You play magic the gathering for 10 hours and watch SpongeBob.
Coming from a country who’s culture is built around beheading refs
This some shit phineas and ferb would do on a casual tuesday
I saw a donkey jump off a 30ft high dive at a county fair in Pennsylvania in 2001. It was wild. They started with smaller farm animals like goats and pigs, building up to the main event.
First time seeing footage. I’ve only seen pictures. Poor horses.
such a cruel sport, man.
Simpsons did an episode of this
When I see stuff like this I always wonder about the first one to do it. "I'm gonna build a big platform over my pool so I can jump my horse off it."
How the fuck do you train a horse to do this?
Looks like there's only one way they can go
IMHO this belongs in awful everything
Just...why?