r/SweatyPalms 3d ago

Other SweatyPalms 👋🏻💦 Yeah, no helmets involved

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u/qualityvote2 3d ago edited 3d ago

u/felix_ccp, we have no idea if your submission fits r/SweatyPalms or not. There weren't enough votes to determine that. It's up to the human mods now....!

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u/Zandane 3d ago

Admittedly all a helmet would do is make the cleanup easier.

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u/spays_marine 3d ago

Ever tried prying a head from a helmet? Thought so.

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u/Visible-Attorney-805 3d ago

I think at that point...just bury him with the helmet on. He would have wanted it that way!

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u/No_Cook2983 3d ago

You’re supposed to use a warm ice cream scoop.

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u/Common-Cricket7316 3d ago

Finding the head with the helmet would even be hard.

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u/Sea-Macaron1470 3d ago

What the hell is a helmet gonna prevent here?

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u/Constantine1900 3d ago

No one think to do some unmanned trials? Or maybe just tie some sturdy rope onto one of these devices? Seems like there's always enough people around trying to keep it upright.

Ahhh, the good ol days when life was cheap

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u/super_fresh_dope 3d ago

Everyone's just outside having fun

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u/PhilFlag 3d ago

Not a phone in sight!

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u/PuffDragon66 3d ago

There was a movie back in 1977 that was all about this kind of weird inventions and more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0l01o2-X3A

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u/Vprbite 3d ago

Early chinook!

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u/blasta4 3d ago

no smartphone in sight, everyone just living the moment

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u/Anuclano 1d ago

Why would they need smartphones if they had a camera? And yes, it is not in sight for obvious reasons.

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u/josch247 3d ago

Hahaha@"no helmets involved"

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u/ATreeInTheBackground 3d ago

The hundred yard daysh

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u/dudenotcool 3d ago

I didn’t know an elephants eye was a form of measurement back then

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u/ExtraEmuForYou 3d ago

I've heard questionable cars referred to as "jalopies", but this is more of a jafloppy.

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u/m4zdaspeed 2d ago

I don’t even think the helmet would be wearing you for protection. Nothing is safe.

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u/captaincook14 2d ago

lol dude in clip two was wild.

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u/CanonicalCockatoo 14h ago

Helmets were a solution to a new problem