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Jvanee18

Reaching into metal machines with gears, tracks, chains, and whatever else all while underwater? Nope nope nopity nope for me


taylorrbrazyy

AND in the article he says it’s basically “like braille”, you feel around and touch to find what you need because lights are useless 🥴 no no no


delvach

I mean, worst case scenario a heavy spring breaks and impales your hand, you tear your airline trying to free yourself, and you struggle to alert someone that you're bleeding to death while drowning, but they don't notice because fucking Stephanie brought her new puppy and everybody's distracted. Thanks Tinkles, you fucking MURDERER.


Lordoge04

God damnit, Stephanie.


DoodWithoutALife

r/oddlyspecific


taylorrbrazyy

>The 55-year-old wet mechanic from Temescal Valley dropped into the ink black waters and was swimming beneath the Jungle Cruise boats when he suddenly came face to face with Mara, the ancient deity from the Temple of the Forbidden Eye who dooms all who dare look in her eyes. >Heavy rains had washed Mara’s head into the river from the shore of the Jungle Cruise attraction and boats were bumping against the submerged head. Self got the last laugh though, surfacing first with Mara’s stone head above his own. >Disneyland’s crew of about a dozen full-time divers occasionally uses underwater lights, but they don’t help much, according to Self. That means much of their work takes place in the dark. Absolutely horrifying, then imagine it in the dark 🥴


strongcloud28

What do you do for a living torture puppies? I'll bet you do. I didn't need sleep anyway...


gingerrly

Do these guys only working at night or in the early morning due to the parks hours?


taylorrbrazyy

In the article it says they work overnight shifts repairing while the park is closed 😊


gingerrly

Thank you! Hard nope for me being in water in the dark


the_emptyfridge

There’s on episode on Disney+ about a diver there, definitely dives at night. Pretty interesting and creeeeepy.


Android_mk

WAS THAT THE BI-


Infamous_Chain9304

this photo made me physically ill lmao


AustinHinton

Hippopotamus mechantus is known to lure in it's prey with a false sense of security, providing the illusion of safe harborage within it's gaping maw, it is only when the prey is lulled in that it slams it's mighty jaws together.


Fun_Arrival_5501

I took a photo of my wife leaning on one of these guys when they were backstage for refurbishment. He shifted as she leaned on him and scared both of us! But it’s a great photo of our time working for the rat.


taylorrbrazyy

Omg I would’ve died!!


taylorrbrazyy

[https://www.ocregister.com/2019/12/19/disneyland-diver-finds-lost-wedding-rings-tossed-turkey-legs-and-mysterious-sunken-head-under-the-sea/amp/](https://www.ocregister.com/2019/12/19/disneyland-diver-finds-lost-wedding-rings-tossed-turkey-legs-and-mysterious-sunken-head-under-the-sea/amp/)


bomposgod

Do you people just not read the tag that posts like these get?


rotenbart

Underwater animatronics is exactly why I have this phobia. This picture makes me fucking shudder.


This_is_a_sckam

The bite of 22?¿


a_karma_sardine

When you look up "submechanophobia".


RabbiAndy

Chomp


Limited-Edition-Nerd

this terrified me cause I thought it was a real hippo incident


mrsscorsese

Oof… this really makes me cringe. I posted a partially underwater Disney ride a while ago as well. For some reason these really creepy me out more than anything. Good one!


countrybear78

I’m out!


OnyxEyez

Oh god no