japanese sewers (or whatever) are awe inspiring as fuck. this is old as shit but goddamn seriously.

[Solenoidclock]

I have never seen a sewer gator ever. I've seen snakes, nutria, rats, turtles, spiders, insects, the occasional unidentifiable mammal, but never a gator in a sewer. Nutria are just weird.

Oh, and one time I think I encountered a duck or goose or something that had escaped from hell. I don't really know. I thought it was inanimate until I got some light on it and it shot its head out and started scaring the crap out of me. It was shaped like a duck, but that's where the resemblance stops.

[GodClock]

i wish i was a japanese mans poop

[Steve]

i wish i was a japanese mans poop

ahaha, what?

[DWARFINATORclock]

Reminds me of Left 4 dead.

Me too.

I also think it's funny that they found turtles with musket balls from the Civil War in them.

[PirateClock]

What i love about Turtles in general is that they can grow so fucking old. Didn't Darwin bring one of those large turtles from the Galapagos that's still alive today?


edit: ahh apparently she died 3 years ago, at the age of 176:(

http://scienceblogs.com/evolvingthoughts/2006/06/post.php

[DingleberryClock]

Poison Jam ftw

[ToyotaClock]

fuck you guys are weird as hell

[Poltergeist]

Those sure are some human waste managing systems

[SoBe Clock]

Poison Jam ftw

YES! So I'm not the only one that thought of them.

[Marlin Clock]

Exploring stuff like this is a blast. I've gone through some of the tunnel systems around my home town and in Houston. I highly recommend bringing a spear if you explore this type of thing in Texas, there exist snapping turtles that weigh over fifty pounds and show not fear but blind ferocity. I encounter one about every six hours, which is about every other time, and if one is encountered in an area where you can only crouch then they can catch and overpower you easily.

You really have alligator snappers where you live?

I've always wanted to see one of those, we only have regular snappers near where I live, still the stories of lost toes made that an unnerving tire rafting ride.

[WrenchClock]

Holy Crap.
If nothing else, this should be made into a video game.

Mirror's Edge had a sewer level set out exactly like this. Probably based on it or something, i dunno.

[Solenoidclock]

You really have alligator snappers where you live?

I've always wanted to see one of those, we only have regular snappers near where I live, still the stories of lost toes made that an unnerving tire rafting ride.

Yeah, southern US is the place for them, I don't think alligator snappers exist as far up as Illinois.

The regular ones are everywhere though.

[RabidClock]

Thread needs more

[WrenchClock]

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yeah looks similar

[PaperClipClock]

those are awesome, they remind me of the sewers scene from akira, and the exploration of the "real world cities" in the nebuchadnezzar in the matrix. nice how such a "shitty" industrial design can be made artistic.

[Steve]

nice how such a "shitty" industrial design can be made artistic.

[TwistClock]

The Japanese are creative with shit like this

[Odo]

The Japanese are creative with shit like this

literally!!!

[Steve]

The Japanese are creative with shit like this

literally!!!

[Thor]

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So they're making some shitty puns, what's the big deal? Why do you even give a shit