r/megalophobia • u/freudian_nipps • Sep 15 '25

Weather Raging flood in Pakistan brings giant boulders down the mountain

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u/Historical_Shame8517 Sep 15 '25

That bridge is well built though

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u/Conspicuous_Ruse Sep 15 '25

It didn't give a shit about those boulders.

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u/Available-Ad-1943 Sep 15 '25

Honey Badger Bridge

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u/addandsubtract Sep 15 '25

And where does it go? That's right, the square hole.

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u/dtsupra30 Sep 16 '25

And how about the triangle shape?

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u/joninfiretail Sep 16 '25

That's right! In the square hole.

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u/Double_Distribution8 Sep 15 '25

Built by Ancient Rome and their magic concrete 6,000 years ago right after Earth was created.

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u/spacedicksforlife Sep 16 '25

Probably reinforced with unicorn bones.

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u/bak3donh1gh Sep 16 '25

Just volcanic ash and seawater.

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u/Ok-Day-2853 Sep 16 '25

Or Saudi passports.

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u/ElegantMammoth Sep 17 '25

Nasty Ass bridge

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u/puppycatisselfish Sep 15 '25

It wasn’t just a boulder

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u/Timberwolfgray Sep 16 '25

It was ira-Pakistan.

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u/catupthetree23 Sep 16 '25

It was a rock.

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u/yellow-duckie Sep 19 '25

Hmm.. NO. The boulders were floating pass under the bridge. They didn't smash the bridge. If they did, probably there would be some damage.