May 26, 2019 2:02 AM
OhMyYoureSexxy
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reallycoolalias
Don't you mean 'Lothlórien'?
Njacquemain
First post I saw out of bed. I thought it said 'grow stronger with twine'. Thought that seemed a bit unnecessary haha.
aztjazcab
perfect metaphor for my relationship with my family
hwatL4bloopy
TIL weaved is a word
ACSwineburne
Well... yeah, it is, it just shouldn't be used in this instance.
nolittleplans
They can hold the heaviest of items or even just the bear necessities.
TheTwatWaffle
Fuckers stole my idea!
JudgeMentaI
Threatonis
well i mean yeah, we do the same shit with plants to build fences, we just use ferns instead of trees.
GrammorPolice
https://imgur.com/PE4ruEp
thylm
But ... but ...
upsidedownhead
Weaved? Weaven? Woven? Crocheted?
breadsmugglar
Weavied?
FractalPrism
woven
MistressLyda
Macrame? Macaroni? Macarena?
OneMusntSeeNipple
Apparently India is actually Narnia
vkku
Too more too less
TheydownvotedJesusbecausehetoldthetruth
Downside is you have to go to India to see them
Upside is you get to go to India to experience them
Zaynara
thats some fucking elf bullshit right there (but totally rad and i wish there was more)
Hefnerflufflecup
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_root_bridges
Bernifal
Ahh it’s that ficus tree you always see plaited in garden centres and supermarkets
igollum42
They grow stranger time.
Why is it, I write and only some of the words get out? My mind has everything as conversational thought, but my hands skip whole words.
Munchman347
'Weaved'...
excepttheoneswhoaredead
be withstand
jimmsheridan1
And also with you...
PleaseDisperseNothingToSeeHere
May you always be with stand
edwardelricsnipples
And also with you
pushingchildrenintotraffic
got a location other than "in india" it is a pretty big place. At least as big as a Target.
BoiledCowHemorrhoids
Cherrapunji in Meghalaya, north east of India.
Razor266
Are you sure? I've never been lost in India before, but I get lost in Target all the time.
So at least 10 big?
IndianAssWatcher
Its in Mawlong, Meghalaya, India. Its in the northeastern part, the part that looks like its broken off. I live nearby.
digme
“India definitely is a big Target.” - Pakistan probably
AbiQuinn
https://www.google.com/maps/@25.25,91.67,3511m/
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firesword14
If you do happen to visit, do it early in the day and visit Dawki nearby too, absolutely clear water river
Darkspire
Almost as big as a Super Target.
nataylol
North India or maybe South India
Or west India. Or east India
craptrap92
North East. There's literally just the two, pictured in your post, we don't have tons and tons
RancidOrange
Studying the photo carefully (plant species and rock forms) I’d say this is in the southern part of the Northeast Indian state of Meghalaya.
On the other hand I may just have looked at the wiki for living bridges.
butthurtnevergetsbetter
Asketh and ye receiveth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_root_bridges
soupiswhatitsoundslikewhenyoueatsoup
Thanketh.
NotTheSharpestSpoonInTheDrawer
You'reth welcometh
maclaglen
But not as big as a Costco.
UglyHorribleGrouchyOldMan
I got my law degree there.
bond1n
Welcone to Costco. I love you.
CommentGuru
Actually, India is over 1.2 billion square miles, whereas your average Costco is only about 150,000 square feet.
Dalael
So its at least as big as two costco
This one is correct.
potatoardvarkhybrid
but not as entrapping as a Ikea
Megaspoon
Nothing compared to the beyond section of bed bath and beyond.
scp - 3008
GlipGlop707
not as hazardous as the Mall of America
slaine
I am be calling bullsh*t.
Why?
Well first of all I'm pretty sure trees don't get to be 500 years old.
Tarlon
wat
The oldest tree I'v seen is estimated to be 2000 years old.
squirreltactics
Guess again, you are way off. http://www.oldest.org/nature/trees/
That I have seen, not that exists ;)
It might be possible to build bridges with the roots but they will not last 500 years.
I'd assume it is similar to human dreads? The hair tangles, and is replaced with new hair.
Also there is clearly a giant sloth under the bridge. So I'm calling the photoshops here.
I don't mind to be wrong though, because it would be cool.
Looks like a capybara to me? But yeah, that is a fair point.
reallycoolalias
Don't you mean 'Lothlórien'?
Njacquemain
First post I saw out of bed. I thought it said 'grow stronger with twine'. Thought that seemed a bit unnecessary haha.
aztjazcab
perfect metaphor for my relationship with my family
hwatL4bloopy
TIL weaved is a word
ACSwineburne
Well... yeah, it is, it just shouldn't be used in this instance.
nolittleplans
They can hold the heaviest of items or even just the bear necessities.
TheTwatWaffle
Fuckers stole my idea!
JudgeMentaI
Threatonis
well i mean yeah, we do the same shit with plants to build fences, we just use ferns instead of trees.
GrammorPolice
https://imgur.com/PE4ruEp
thylm
But ... but ...
upsidedownhead
Weaved? Weaven? Woven? Crocheted?
breadsmugglar
Weavied?
FractalPrism
woven
MistressLyda
Macrame? Macaroni? Macarena?
OneMusntSeeNipple
Apparently India is actually Narnia
vkku
Too more too less
TheydownvotedJesusbecausehetoldthetruth
Downside is you have to go to India to see them
OhMyYoureSexxy
Upside is you get to go to India to experience them
Zaynara
thats some fucking elf bullshit right there (but totally rad and i wish there was more)
Hefnerflufflecup
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_root_bridges
Bernifal
Ahh it’s that ficus tree you always see plaited in garden centres and supermarkets
igollum42
They grow stranger time.
igollum42
Why is it, I write and only some of the words get out? My mind has everything as conversational thought, but my hands skip whole words.
Munchman347
'Weaved'...
excepttheoneswhoaredead
be withstand
jimmsheridan1
And also with you...
PleaseDisperseNothingToSeeHere
May you always be with stand
edwardelricsnipples
And also with you
pushingchildrenintotraffic
got a location other than "in india" it is a pretty big place. At least as big as a Target.
BoiledCowHemorrhoids
Cherrapunji in Meghalaya, north east of India.
Razor266
Are you sure? I've never been lost in India before, but I get lost in Target all the time.
TheTwatWaffle
So at least 10 big?
IndianAssWatcher
Its in Mawlong, Meghalaya, India. Its in the northeastern part, the part that looks like its broken off. I live nearby.
digme
“India definitely is a big Target.” - Pakistan probably
AbiQuinn
https://www.google.com/maps/@25.25,91.67,3511m/
[deleted]
[deleted]
firesword14
If you do happen to visit, do it early in the day and visit Dawki nearby too, absolutely clear water river
Darkspire
Almost as big as a Super Target.
nataylol
North India or maybe South India
OhMyYoureSexxy
Or west India. Or east India
craptrap92
North East. There's literally just the two, pictured in your post, we don't have tons and tons
RancidOrange
Studying the photo carefully (plant species and rock forms) I’d say this is in the southern part of the Northeast Indian state of Meghalaya.
RancidOrange
On the other hand I may just have looked at the wiki for living bridges.
butthurtnevergetsbetter
Asketh and ye receiveth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_root_bridges
soupiswhatitsoundslikewhenyoueatsoup
Thanketh.
NotTheSharpestSpoonInTheDrawer
You'reth welcometh
maclaglen
But not as big as a Costco.
UglyHorribleGrouchyOldMan
I got my law degree there.
bond1n
Welcone to Costco. I love you.
CommentGuru
Actually, India is over 1.2 billion square miles, whereas your average Costco is only about 150,000 square feet.
Dalael
So its at least as big as two costco
CommentGuru
This one is correct.
potatoardvarkhybrid
but not as entrapping as a Ikea
Megaspoon
Nothing compared to the beyond section of bed bath and beyond.
pushingchildrenintotraffic
scp - 3008
GlipGlop707
not as hazardous as the Mall of America
slaine
I am be calling bullsh*t.
MistressLyda
Why?
slaine
Well first of all I'm pretty sure trees don't get to be 500 years old.
Tarlon
wat
MistressLyda
The oldest tree I'v seen is estimated to be 2000 years old.
squirreltactics
Guess again, you are way off. http://www.oldest.org/nature/trees/
MistressLyda
That I have seen, not that exists ;)
slaine
It might be possible to build bridges with the roots but they will not last 500 years.
MistressLyda
I'd assume it is similar to human dreads? The hair tangles, and is replaced with new hair.
slaine
Also there is clearly a giant sloth under the bridge. So I'm calling the photoshops here.
slaine
I don't mind to be wrong though, because it would be cool.
MistressLyda
Looks like a capybara to me? But yeah, that is a fair point.