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I believe it happened and all. But I wonder how. How did he get it on his shoulder and keep it there when overcoming the initial inertia. Then getting there without stopping suddenly. Then how did he get it down? The pure mechanics boggle my mind.
After they invented tar, but before gz
Just how? How is that not all over the road
Yeah, this feels like it had to be staged in some way. I know there are examples of people who do shit like this, but it doesn’t seem like it’s a thing that would ever happen regularly.
For anyone looking for it, the photographer is Mainichi Shibun - https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/japan-soba-delivery-old-photos/
Thats just the name of the newspaper. But the quantity of these photos suggests that even if it is staged it’s not that much of an exaggeration.
Is Death Stranding worth picking up on PC this late in the game? Does it still have a decent player population? From the way I understand it, the stuff you do in the game world has an impact on other players (like building a bridge to make an area easier to reach, for example). Are there still things to do?
Oh yeah. It’s definitely worth it. And if you need someone else on, I’ll jump back in and drop stuff too. Heck I just might do it anyways.
While I’m tripping over literally nothing carrying a bowl of ramen from the microwave to my couch.
You should get that checked.
This is an NPC that gets put in a game like Octodad. You accidentally bump him and now there’s a big pile of noodles!
Octodaaaad! Nobody suspects a thing!
That poor guy
