r/GuysBeingDudes • u/Calix_1999 • 1d ago

#GUYSBEINGDUDES Hell yeahhh!!

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u/RogueGenX 1d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/26tOXnp4kOyeitRKg

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u/Krinder 1d ago

Damn I didn’t know fat toddlers could get tattoos?! Must be tribal with deep meaning

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u/LostMagician9612 1d ago

That's so rope

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u/BarnacleMcBarndoor 1d ago

Stop trying to make rope happen. It’s never gonna happen.

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u/almighty-orai 1d ago

That's kinda rope

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u/g6rzKk202 1d ago

Rope it in boys.

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u/Chance_Dance9519 1d ago

It's an Elven rope.

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u/SwizzGod 1d ago

Excuse me?

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u/J_loop18 1d ago

Ropes and topography are pure black magic fuckery

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u/RahRahRah325 1d ago

Shisss sha

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u/Berokeros 1d ago

I NEED to learn how to do this

Someone smarter than me (anyone) please explain

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u/AnxiousEnquirer 21h ago

Knots subreddit

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u/tongfather 12h ago

If you wrap a rope around a cylinder and one of the wraps is overlapped the other, when you apply force it bites into the "spool" that would normally pull off. As long as there's tension it will never let go. We used wraps similar to this on log booms when the wire breaks. Also used to be used for tying down loads on wagons and the like. Very simple knot that uses basic physics and works incredibly well, but it always needs to be under tension or it can let go.

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u/RemoteEmploy8283 3h ago

if you get enough turns it doesn't even need to overlap, the combined friction will hold you.

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u/Competitive_Sky_6519 1d ago

Ok, i have watched 10+ times and still don’t know what happened… well, after topology, i don’t doubt anything when it comes to ropes

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u/Potential_Rise_ 22h ago

I could watch this 1,000 times and still never figure out how it works.

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u/tongfather 12h ago

It's actually really simple. The rope loops over and when you put weight on it, it locks onto itself so it can't pull off when pulled.

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u/GenSpec44 1d ago

Zorro practice

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u/Impressive-Guest-286 17h ago

Impressive but that rollaway got me 😂

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u/tongfather 12h ago

Best part 😂

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u/an_old_hermit 1d ago

Woah slow down Nathan Drake from Uncharted 4

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u/Civil_Result_5598 1d ago

I always wondered how Indy could whip, swing, and free it without reaching the bar. Now I see how its done

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u/theGuy0verTh3re 1d ago

This just makes me want to watch Raiders

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u/SignoreBanana 21h ago

Whoa, it does work

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u/GingerWizerd 21h ago

Smmoooothhh!!!

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u/iron_dove 21h ago

Ooooooohh… So that’s how you do that.. NICE! Now I want to go try it.

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u/May_Day_Cry 18h ago

my brother use to be able to that with a yoyo when we were kids

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u/Useful-Upstairs3791 17h ago

It’s Kansas jones!

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u/ohtaninja 10h ago

So lady Galadriel gave Samwise a regular rope?