Wouldn't the constipation form a cork that makes the substance stuck in you resulting in more and more swollen bowels until it pops you out like a balloon if you don't get surgery done
It's probably not great, but all we really know is that he's drinking water from a culvert. Culverts move water in many different contexts, and not all of them involve polluted water. I like to look for and ID aquatic plants in the wild, so I've spent a fair amount of time looking into and around culverts. Quite a few of them move perfectly clean water.
Because we have no fucking clue how many die of exposure, drowning, dehydration, starvation, rape/murder, infections, and drug overdoses while the churches put up a new gold cross and the white house gets a new ballroom?
I know people that built a whole complex of apartment with a cinema in a drainage system. The authorities know they are there and come to do structural inspections etc. But they just leave the squatters alone. It’s been going for about 10 years now.
When I was about 5 or 6 (1979/80) we used to have the freedom to go wherever we wanted to, almost no questions asked. So like me and 3 friends would go explore the drainage pipes in Austin TX. We came across a sheet of plywood someone used as a floor/bed. we thought we hit gold , we found our new "clubhouse"! Didn't take long for the homeless guy who made it to show up and scare the living shit out of us! Anyway, glad to see he's doing good.
hahaha, I wish we thought of that!
We used to know the tunnels in our neighborhood like the back of our hands. We would use them just to go to our friends house 2 blocks away. My friends and I used to literally say "We can't get kidnapped if we go underground." (stranger danger was some scary shit!)
ps. When Goonies came out I thought "Now this is my kinda movie! We do this stuff every day."
We did this too, constantly, from 1983 when we moved into that house until we were too tall for the pipe. We were the house at the bottom of the street, so the outlet pipe was in our backyard. It was somehow part of the source of a stream that by a few blocks away had actual fish in it and was several feet deep. I think about it all the time because you could walk ten feet from our backyard and be in “the forest.” Magic.
Damn, I got really excited for a second. I thought I found an old friend. unfortunately ours was right around 183 right by a Red lobster. I think that Red lobster is still there but it's been a long time since I drove up that way.
I used to do this as a kid too, it gives you a interesting feeling, confined spaces, kind of like a spelunker.
Then I realized if things were sized according to the potential volume of water that had to come through them, perhaps I shouldn't be there. Then again, we had a couple years of drought and I found some of my first gentleman's mags shoved in a crack of a larger storm drain...
I found some vintage Playboy and Hustler magazines in a box of Wild Turkey in an abandoned parking lot next to a railroad track. I thought the cliché was hilarious.
I also found a brown paper bag filled with Hustlers next to some train tracks as a 14 year-old. Little did I know that would be one of the greatest days of my life.
I only found a couple tore up mags in the woods behind Taco Bell. Luckily my dad had a wild porn addiction, so I was able to find plenty more before the internet became available.
I found a bag of weed in a parking lot by a 24 hour friend frog leg place and smoked it with my friends girlfriend and he wasn’t too happy about it but we’re still friends and they found like a dozen cars in the river by the parking lot this past summer. The weed was from like 2010
There's a saying about engineering that anyone can build a bridge but only an engineer can barely build bridge. If something in engineered correctly than it was built to specification at the the cheapest price. If that drain was 20ft tall then the reason for it is that at some point in the future during a once in a decade storm the water will reach the top of that drain.
My brother dared me to crawl through one that ran under our apartment complex when we were kids, so I did. He then told on me FOR DOING WHAT HE DARED ME TO DO!
There’s a guy on YouTube that does all sorts of urban stealth camping. He did this in the winter. As his body heat warmed the space up it started thawing out the dormant bugs that had been riding out the cold stuck to the ceiling and they all started falling on him on the night.
This isn't a storm drainage pipe, but a camping setup or a structure that this guy built over a creek. I'm sure it's still dangerous, but it's not in a pipe.
Genuinely not true, for a variety of reasons. The main reason is that both the city and volunteers go through and clear out the tunnels well in advance of floods. Unless someone is deliberately disregarding the warnings, they won't get caught in the tunnels when they flood.
Actually, it is a well-documented coordinated effort, though it is primarily led by non-profits rather than just random city officials. Groups like Shine A Light (run by former tunnel residents) and HELP of Southern Nevada work with county fire/rescue teams to conduct "tunnel sweeps" specifically when heavy storms are forecast. They don’t just wander in while the tunnel is already full of water; they go in when the threat is imminent (e.g., incoming monsoons or specific systems like Hurricane Hilary) to get people out before the flash floods hit.
You can verify this easily. During Hurricane Hilary in 2023, multiple news outlets filmed teams going into the tunnels to warn residents to evacuate. This video from 8 News Now Las Vegas explicitly shows outreach workers warning tunnel residents of the incoming storm. Similarly, this report from the Nevada Independent details how caseworkers rush to get people out during "monsoon season" (June-Sept) because the water rises too fast for people to outrun.
Yep, I was there a few weeks ago after they had a few days of rain. The cab driver mentioned it and it was leading to a spike of issues around the strip. I didn't see increased issues, but you could definitely measure the displacement.
It was pretty heavy rain too, for the first time in a long time. Like two feet of water flowing in places, and I'm higher up than most of the city. Can't imagine what it would be like in those tunnels.
Having lived there in the 90s and saw the flooding that pushed for the new wash canal creation, I have a bit of an idea of what it would look like. Spoiler, really bad…and wet.
Yeah they have legit setups. An old Steam buddy of mine used to talk about how a group of his friends had setup a full theater and rave club in one of the passages and got away with it for years by swapping different municipal property signs on the door they built.
This couldn’t be the other side of the urban legend where cops discovered a theater then came back the next day to find they packed up and left only a note could it?
I know there used to be parties for people in the know. There are security guards, I don’t know if they are police (because it’s dangerous out there and you will die if you go there without knowing where you’re going), and basically they knew the party people were harmless and respected the place, so they left them alone. People they didn’t know would get kicked out if found.
That was 20 years ago, I don’t know the situation now, and whether there are actually homeless people living there.
That makes the hive cities of sci fi series all the more believable. People toiling underground for generations without ever seeing the sun just to fuel the Emperor’s war machine.
I think it’s a natural freshwater stream. With a single lane bridge over it. If so, the water is probably relatively safe depending on how far away from the urban environment it is.
Idk here in Switzerland we have a ton of fountains that are fed by fresh water glacier melts and they have signs that say safe to drink.
I’m not sure if it’s actually safe but Switzerland is always on the ball with the safety/medical stuff so I trust them lol. I’ve personally never had an issue and have drank from them my whole life.
Fountains that has a sign thats says "safe to drink", those are regularly tested, and also probably goes through some kind of filtration, not always though.
Random water streams like in the video, are not tested if they are safe to drink. Even if it seems clear, you have idea where it comes from.
It can be the cleanest water but then you could walk like 5 km following the stream, and find some animal shitting in it or simply laying dead in it rotting.
Those are usually found in the muddy silt in still water like ponds, but don't despair, there's still plenty of stuff that can kill you in fast-moving drain pipe water.
Lol i wouldn’t even wanna be paid $1.2 million to live in such a place.
Like if a billionaire offers me $1.2M but I have to live there for 3 months….no thanks, I’d rather not have to deal with dysentery + cholera + E coli on a daily basis
This what the reality of Living In the Las Vegas tunnels are like… just recently learned there’s a whole underground system underneath the city of Las Vegas that’s full of homeless and people who aren’t identifiable by the government anymore.. it’s scary how many people live and die down there just below the streets people walk on
Storm Sewer not Sanitary Sewer lol. No human can live in a sanitary sewer because of the gases. There may or may not be deadly gases in a storm sewer. And you better not be in it when a storm comes.
I live in a pretty pristine area and the streams are contaminated by heavy metals. In olden days they’d drive the gold miners to madness. Mercury and arsenic to be specific.
This must be fake. Someone resourceful enough to have battery powered lights would surely be able to access clean drinking water, rather than this straw system he’s got going on. Also why is he filming…?
In Feng Shui, water elements are highly discouraged in the bedroom because they represent powerful, active energy (yang) that can disrupt the restful atmosphere needed for sleep.
Well yes it’s flowing but I’d still recommend boiling it or better yet distilling it via boiling then drinking the reformed water that condenses from the steam.
That has to be really cold. An old-school pantry method is to build over a running stream. Cold running water pulls cold air along with it, creating a convection cooler. Bonus points for being underground where the ambient temperature is lower than above ground. No wonder they are bundled up.
Sometimes, I think about this kinda set up when I drive by a large drainage pipe like this. I never thought someone would actually do it.
Yeah it's deadly.
ANYONE GONNA SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THE DUDE DRINKING RECESS WATER?....
He's living in a drainage pipe bro I think he's got bigger problems going on
Dysentery makes literally anything worse. Even death.
Dead+Still shitting=worse.
Masturbating+uncontrollable shitting=worse
Shitting+even more shitting at the same time=wow, worse
Constipation+uncontrollable shitting=TIME PARADOX
Some would think those cancel each other out, but no that is the worst time.
Pretty much the worst posdible outcome for your butthole. Used to happen to me relative often
If you think that's the worse possible outcome for your butthole, you don't have much of an imagination.
Exactly my thoughts!
someone told me “that the colon isn’t a straight tube, it’s more like a storage container with folds”
Yup no shit
Actually, yes shit
Wouldn't the constipation form a cork that makes the substance stuck in you resulting in more and more swollen bowels until it pops you out like a balloon if you don't get surgery done
Fun fact, if you have a bowel obstruction and don't do anything to fix it, you could end up with the fun time of vomiting fecal matter. 😁
Sir/ma'am, I would like to talk to your manager about your definition of fun.
When I was a kid I started calling this "constirrhea"
Hey now, that's nobody's business but the Turks
Even ol Poo York was once called Shitsterdam
Why they changed it i can't say, people just like it better that wayyyyyyyyy!!!
I thought the same! He’s got a death wish
He's sowing dysentery among the ranks!
It's probably not great, but all we really know is that he's drinking water from a culvert. Culverts move water in many different contexts, and not all of them involve polluted water. I like to look for and ID aquatic plants in the wild, so I've spent a fair amount of time looking into and around culverts. Quite a few of them move perfectly clean water.
Maybe he’s blowing bubbles
There’s a reason homeless deaths don’t end up on the news.
Because they’re swept out to sea?
All drains lead to the ocean man 👙🐬
Dolphin wearing a bikini? Nice
“Take me by the hand”
Lead me to the land that you understand
the voyage to the corner of the globe Is a real trip 🐟🐠🦈🐡
Because we have no fucking clue how many die of exposure, drowning, dehydration, starvation, rape/murder, infections, and drug overdoses while the churches put up a new gold cross and the white house gets a new ballroom?
I reckon someone should write a song about it. But unfortunately the "i got mine fuck ya" folks still won't care.
A Hard Rain’s A‐Gonna Fall comes to mind.
I know people that built a whole complex of apartment with a cinema in a drainage system. The authorities know they are there and come to do structural inspections etc. But they just leave the squatters alone. It’s been going for about 10 years now.
When I was about 5 or 6 (1979/80) we used to have the freedom to go wherever we wanted to, almost no questions asked. So like me and 3 friends would go explore the drainage pipes in Austin TX. We came across a sheet of plywood someone used as a floor/bed. we thought we hit gold , we found our new "clubhouse"! Didn't take long for the homeless guy who made it to show up and scare the living shit out of us! Anyway, glad to see he's doing good.
We used to walk through these into the neighborhood and yell out the curb drain. Late 80s
hahaha, I wish we thought of that! We used to know the tunnels in our neighborhood like the back of our hands. We would use them just to go to our friends house 2 blocks away. My friends and I used to literally say "We can't get kidnapped if we go underground." (stranger danger was some scary shit!)
ps. When Goonies came out I thought "Now this is my kinda movie! We do this stuff every day."
We did this too, constantly, from 1983 when we moved into that house until we were too tall for the pipe. We were the house at the bottom of the street, so the outlet pipe was in our backyard. It was somehow part of the source of a stream that by a few blocks away had actual fish in it and was several feet deep. I think about it all the time because you could walk ten feet from our backyard and be in “the forest.” Magic.
It's where everyone went to smoke weed before the school bus came. It was very obvious with all the smoke coming out though 😂
Oh shit i also lived in Austin and found a really intricate tunnel camp.
This one was south near Barton
Damn, I got really excited for a second. I thought I found an old friend. unfortunately ours was right around 183 right by a Red lobster. I think that Red lobster is still there but it's been a long time since I drove up that way.
Sadly a common strategy. Sad because it’s insanely dangerous when rain hits, the tube floods faster than one can react.
What about two?
I used to go into storm drains a lot back in hs, some of them were massive too, like 20ft tall.
I used to do this as a kid too, it gives you a interesting feeling, confined spaces, kind of like a spelunker.
Then I realized if things were sized according to the potential volume of water that had to come through them, perhaps I shouldn't be there. Then again, we had a couple years of drought and I found some of my first gentleman's mags shoved in a crack of a larger storm drain...
lol someone spray painted my phone # down there and every once every year or two I’d get a call or text asking 😆
You found some dirty mags..... shoved in a crack..... in a big dark hole....
So on the nose its got a monogrammed hankie. Lmao.
I found some vintage Playboy and Hustler magazines in a box of Wild Turkey in an abandoned parking lot next to a railroad track. I thought the cliché was hilarious.
I also found a brown paper bag filled with Hustlers next to some train tracks as a 14 year-old. Little did I know that would be one of the greatest days of my life.
I only found a couple tore up mags in the woods behind Taco Bell. Luckily my dad had a wild porn addiction, so I was able to find plenty more before the internet became available.
I found a bag of weed in a parking lot by a 24 hour friend frog leg place and smoked it with my friends girlfriend and he wasn’t too happy about it but we’re still friends and they found like a dozen cars in the river by the parking lot this past summer. The weed was from like 2010
Where is this land of the 24-hour frog leg emporium?
I mean, in multiple ways you're not wrong in that illustration
There's a saying about engineering that anyone can build a bridge but only an engineer can barely build bridge. If something in engineered correctly than it was built to specification at the the cheapest price. If that drain was 20ft tall then the reason for it is that at some point in the future during a once in a decade storm the water will reach the top of that drain.
You’re taking the expression entirely out of context.
It’s very easy to overbuild things. Anyone can do so. We did so for thousands of years.
It takes engineering knowledge to build something to such a degree that it is just enough. Thus saving materials.
No one needs a 10x factor of safety. 1.5x will do.
a civil engineer
Some people say the glass is half full, some people say the glass is half empty. The Engineer says the glass is twice as big as it ought to be.
I was definitely overstating it but if it stops some kid reading this thread from building a shack in a storm drain I don't mind.
My brother dared me to crawl through one that ran under our apartment complex when we were kids, so I did. He then told on me FOR DOING WHAT HE DARED ME TO DO!
Did they take a sip of the water?
Hope they have all their shots
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/primal-life-escape-from-las-vegas-tunnels-starts-with-volunteer-visits/amp/
Wasn't there a famous early 00s porn star that reporters found living down there.
Jenni Lee
Stephanie Sadorra (Jenni Lee) ran into a drug problem, but also was quoted as saying that she likes it there because everyone treats each other nicer.
She was treated (like many porn stars) terribly so much that living in a tunnel felt better….
What a sad story.
And Faye Reagan
holy shit. i knew Faye fell off but that hard?
I’m assuming you having seen the video. It’s unrelated to OP’s topic but yeah. Faye fell hard.
Man I thought he was in a tent over some fresh snowmelt stream. That’s just gross
There’s a guy on YouTube that does all sorts of urban stealth camping. He did this in the winter. As his body heat warmed the space up it started thawing out the dormant bugs that had been riding out the cold stuck to the ceiling and they all started falling on him on the night.
There's a whole homeless community that lives under Vegas in tunnels like these.
This isn't a storm drainage pipe, but a camping setup or a structure that this guy built over a creek. I'm sure it's still dangerous, but it's not in a pipe.
its deff an RCP.
It's a concrete pipe.
The dude apparently didn't read the instructions on how to set up a waterbed.
If you think this is interesting, look into the Vegas underground.
Its a giant floodwaters system to protect the city, however in the desert they dont get floods too often..
So theres like 1500 people who live there. Any rain event is pretty sad for them, its wild though, literal mole people
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The wildest way to arrive at burning man
entry is free though if you make it
It's only 500 miles away, so if you do make it you definitely earn it
We all float down here
Genuinely not true, for a variety of reasons. The main reason is that both the city and volunteers go through and clear out the tunnels well in advance of floods. Unless someone is deliberately disregarding the warnings, they won't get caught in the tunnels when they flood.
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Actually, it is a well-documented coordinated effort, though it is primarily led by non-profits rather than just random city officials. Groups like Shine A Light (run by former tunnel residents) and HELP of Southern Nevada work with county fire/rescue teams to conduct "tunnel sweeps" specifically when heavy storms are forecast. They don’t just wander in while the tunnel is already full of water; they go in when the threat is imminent (e.g., incoming monsoons or specific systems like Hurricane Hilary) to get people out before the flash floods hit.
You can verify this easily. During Hurricane Hilary in 2023, multiple news outlets filmed teams going into the tunnels to warn residents to evacuate. This video from 8 News Now Las Vegas explicitly shows outreach workers warning tunnel residents of the incoming storm. Similarly, this report from the Nevada Independent details how caseworkers rush to get people out during "monsoon season" (June-Sept) because the water rises too fast for people to outrun.
Just because they try to prevent it doesn’t mean that people don’t die
https://knpr.org/show/knprs-state-of-nevada/2016-08-03/flood-spells-tragedy-for-tunnel-dwellers
https://news3lv.com/news/local/group-works-to-help-people-living-in-tunnels-under-las-vegas-storm-rescues-deaths-flood-wash-channel-homeless-southern-nevada
https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/never-come-back-flooding-highlights-dangers-to-homeless-living-in-tunnels-2902655/
Do you think predictive weather services don’t exist, and that public servants don’t either?
That’s bs
Yep, I was there a few weeks ago after they had a few days of rain. The cab driver mentioned it and it was leading to a spike of issues around the strip. I didn't see increased issues, but you could definitely measure the displacement.
It was pretty heavy rain too, for the first time in a long time. Like two feet of water flowing in places, and I'm higher up than most of the city. Can't imagine what it would be like in those tunnels.
In that weather those tunnels were probably just big pipes.
Having lived there in the 90s and saw the flooding that pushed for the new wash canal creation, I have a bit of an idea of what it would look like. Spoiler, really bad…and wet.
Edit: typo.
It rained for 7 days straight. Our little ski hill got pounded with snowfall.
I did a whole project on those folks for a college public speaking course like a decade ago. Absolute peak ingenuity, also peak depression.
Edit: spelling, college didn't work.
Are there any good docs or things to watch that you'd recommend? This is fascinating to me
Just watched this video recently and learned about them https://youtu.be/7MkAs99O1LQ?si=t_bvPnvolGnVQZg_
It’s full of radscorpions, though.
Mother fuckers pop up out of nowhere.
Radscorpions or New Vegas fans?
Yes
Like.. nuclear powered scorpions, irradiated scorpions, cool scorpions?
Correct
Plenty of people in France doing the same in the catacombs.
Yeah they have legit setups. An old Steam buddy of mine used to talk about how a group of his friends had setup a full theater and rave club in one of the passages and got away with it for years by swapping different municipal property signs on the door they built.
This couldn’t be the other side of the urban legend where cops discovered a theater then came back the next day to find they packed up and left only a note could it?
was thinking of this
I know there used to be parties for people in the know. There are security guards, I don’t know if they are police (because it’s dangerous out there and you will die if you go there without knowing where you’re going), and basically they knew the party people were harmless and respected the place, so they left them alone. People they didn’t know would get kicked out if found.
That was 20 years ago, I don’t know the situation now, and whether there are actually homeless people living there.
Damn, where can i read more about it
not what you asked but neat anyway https://www.theguardian.com/world/2004/sep/08/filmnews.france
That makes the hive cities of sci fi series all the more believable. People toiling underground for generations without ever seeing the sun just to fuel the Emperor’s war machine.
The Emperor protects.
There’s an ex porn actress I’m sure most have spanked it to who was found in there by someone doing a documentary.
Jenni Lee
Apparently also Faye Reagan lives down there. She was classified as a missing person earlier this year but was found about a month later.
Wait, more than one actress lived specifically in the sewers? This is a two nickels situation.
wait, now I'm curious.
https://youtu.be/7MkAs99O1LQ
That video is fucking crazy omg
Damn that's insane
Channel 5 on YT also has a documentary about it. Some crazy shit.
Watch the movie As Above So Below. Horror movie. Fantastic. French catacombs.
My favorite horror film
https://youtu.be/bRGrKJofDaw
Richest country on Earth btw
Major drug problem.
Did he drink that water!?
I'm pretty sure that's a tube he pulled down to drink the water through.
There's no way he didnt do that.
Maybe he dropped it down there to blow bubbles like I used to do with my choccy milk.
Used to as in yesterday? Because you don't have to stop having fun just because you got older. Blow those choccy milk bubbles
Bro I'm all about the inner child but the reality is, no adult is using a straw cuz I'll be damned if I have to wash TWO dishes
7 seconds in the other end is in his mouth.
lol top comment is some Redditor talking about their passing thoughts and I too am like..… “did he drink the water “
I'm glad I'm not the only one who found that weird. Especially for reddit, everyone would normally jump on that detail first.
I was gagging thinking he did
I think it’s a natural freshwater stream. With a single lane bridge over it. If so, the water is probably relatively safe depending on how far away from the urban environment it is.
Hell nah. What about animals shitting in it? Or dying in it?
Or there’s a guy upstream having a lazy pee in it.
Aquafina Spicy 🌶️
No freshwater stream is safe to drink directly from.
Idk here in Switzerland we have a ton of fountains that are fed by fresh water glacier melts and they have signs that say safe to drink.
I’m not sure if it’s actually safe but Switzerland is always on the ball with the safety/medical stuff so I trust them lol. I’ve personally never had an issue and have drank from them my whole life.
Thats different.
Fountains that has a sign thats says "safe to drink", those are regularly tested, and also probably goes through some kind of filtration, not always though.
Random water streams like in the video, are not tested if they are safe to drink. Even if it seems clear, you have idea where it comes from.
It can be the cleanest water but then you could walk like 5 km following the stream, and find some animal shitting in it or simply laying dead in it rotting.
I thought for sure the dude was going to pull up a fish when he tossed that line in the water.
Pretty sure that was his drinking straw lmao
Fishing for brain eating amoeba
Those are usually found in the muddy silt in still water like ponds, but don't despair, there's still plenty of stuff that can kill you in fast-moving drain pipe water.
Waterfront property, conveniently close to fishing access. Asking 1.2 million.
Lol i wouldn’t even wanna be paid $1.2 million to live in such a place.
Like if a billionaire offers me $1.2M but I have to live there for 3 months….no thanks, I’d rather not have to deal with dysentery + cholera + E coli on a daily basis
He looks like he has a burner. For 1.2 million I can boil my drink water for 3 months.
Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired
Hepatitis A speed run
Hepatitas. A speedrun. Should be the name of this movie.
Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.
I saw this and my first thought was "Frank Lloyd Wrong."
House(less) on the water
There is a LOT to unpack here…
Nah seems like theyre already quite settled
My mind goes to the whole water in, water out, cycle. Then I wonder if someone upstream is doing the same.
Yo he’s drinking the water!
This what the reality of Living In the Las Vegas tunnels are like… just recently learned there’s a whole underground system underneath the city of Las Vegas that’s full of homeless and people who aren’t identifiable by the government anymore.. it’s scary how many people live and die down there just below the streets people walk on
Not that kind of sewer under LV they live in storm drains they are massive tunnels nothing like that one
Storm Sewer not Sanitary Sewer lol. No human can live in a sanitary sewer because of the gases. There may or may not be deadly gases in a storm sewer. And you better not be in it when a storm comes.
Can confirm! Was an EMT in Vegas.
Jesus Christ we really are going straight into mad max huh
Demolition Man. You are fined one credit for saying Jesus Christ like that, btw
What is scary is how much wealth moves above their heads, while they live in a storm drain.
Did ... did he just take a straw and drink from the water??? 😳😳😳
There’s a longer video. It’s on a pristine mountain stream, not a sewage pipe.
You'd be surprised how many diaherria causing pathogens live in pristine streams regardless.
Yeah, not ideal.
I live in a pretty pristine area and the streams are contaminated by heavy metals. In olden days they’d drive the gold miners to madness. Mercury and arsenic to be specific.
I though he was gonna catch a fish when he cast his line in the water.
Oh, he's gonna catch something...like giardia
uhh the humidity..
It’s 1000000%
This must be fake. Someone resourceful enough to have battery powered lights would surely be able to access clean drinking water, rather than this straw system he’s got going on. Also why is he filming…?
Looks exactly like an AI video
It's a very short clip of a bizarre scenario with no source. Where is the camera even sitting? It's absolutely AI.
Edit: His right hand looks bizarre for the first few seconds of the video
It’s real sadly. The original video is from 2020 before available public generative ai
Dude just drank storm drain water. Holey crap
Future victim. If they think that permanent, they are dead
Los Vegas apartment, cozy one room with plenty of space to stretch out $4000 pm. Water utilities included.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MkAs99O1LQ
Just hope there won’t be any rain or flash floods in the area.
For anyone that’s ever woken up in a tent at 2am in the morning, in the winter, with the desperate need to pee, may I present:
When the rushing river sound on the noise maker isn’t cutting it
When you trade tinnitus for tetanus.
In Feng Shui, water elements are highly discouraged in the bedroom because they represent powerful, active energy (yang) that can disrupt the restful atmosphere needed for sleep.
*you have died of dysentery"
Ewwww! Brotha, ewwww!
Well yes it’s flowing but I’d still recommend boiling it or better yet distilling it via boiling then drinking the reformed water that condenses from the steam.
That has to be really cold. An old-school pantry method is to build over a running stream. Cold running water pulls cold air along with it, creating a convection cooler. Bonus points for being underground where the ambient temperature is lower than above ground. No wonder they are bundled up.
Giardia is one way to shed those extra pounds
What happens when a heavy downpour happens when he’s asleep
Is buddy living in a sewer?
The first thing I thought of was the bugs bunny episode when he’s sleeping and his hole fills up and carries him away to the mad scientist.
FAKE even if real
what in the brain eating amoeba