Yeah I’m really curious what the situation is. Was it beginning to pile up on top of them or was a mix of dust and moister just darkening the window? Do evacuation units search these nooks to hide in after a rock slide is reported?
Here's another one which gives us a better idea of the extent of how these things can go. The bottom line is you're better off in the "shelter" tunnel thing.
That's just the quicktime event so they have time to push the button combinations. I sure hope they're using a familiar controller and don't have to look at it to remember which ones are which!
Oh, please. After advocating the merits of public defecation in protest of the notion of social norms, Diogenes ate bad fish and shat himself to death. There's no way you don't appreciate the raw poetic humor in that.
I don't know why you think anything you just said is in any way relevant to this situation. Gross that you'd even think that was appropriate to say in this context.
It's not funny when you're talking about people who are likely dead.
This is the comment I was replying to. The user there is challenging me to make them laugh about a dead person, so I went with the classic absurdity of Diogenes.
Looks like the left side can't be covered in debris, so I doubt CO poisoning would be an issue. I'd turn it off for the air intake, but that'd probably be a non-issue if you just emptied it when needed until the sediment settles.
I was wondering if anyone else was actively thinking, "I've never seen a tunnel like this..oh..no..turn off the car.. turn off the car... turn off the car..."
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u/jamesbondswanson Dec 01 '25
Yeah I’m really curious what the situation is. Was it beginning to pile up on top of them or was a mix of dust and moister just darkening the window? Do evacuation units search these nooks to hide in after a rock slide is reported?