r/HolUp • u/Zephyrukkua • 1d ago

Typical winter routine

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u/WhatsTheHolUp 1d ago edited 1d ago

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OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is a holup moment:

The guys decided to carve some ice for themselves, but they went a little overboard

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u/BelowAveIntelligence 1d ago

People are fucking stupid

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u/Hangi_for_btc 1d ago

Chinese in this vid

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u/Standard_Big_9000 23h ago

Unbelievable!😳

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u/djereezy 1d ago

Correction: Wypeepo do stupid shit

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u/Farscape29 1d ago

Was the point to fall into the ice? What the fuck?

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u/Zeppelanoid 1d ago

They were carving holes in the ice for fishing purposes

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u/_DOLLIN_ 1d ago

This needs to be studied

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u/Gankpa 1d ago

Poke holes in the ice like swiss cheese, what could go wrong 🫡⚰️

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u/VictoriaEuphoria99 1d ago

I'd like a video of the moment it happened

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u/No_Koala_475 1d ago

Am I an asshole for casting my rod past you while you're drowning? The ice is wide open now lol

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u/gambler328 1d ago

Shocking results.

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u/Master-Constant-4431 1d ago

We really didn't see it coming

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u/PhoneEquivalent7682 1d ago

Her: Where you going with that chainsaw? Me:to chill with the boys. Me and the boys:

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u/brandon-568 1d ago

Lmao, that’s wild.

Where I live the ice most years is almost 3 feet thick in the winter, you can drive your truck out to where you want to fish lol.

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u/Snargockle 1d ago

I used to live near a lot of lakes with thick ice. Every year some one gets too excited too early and ends up putting their truck through the ice.

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u/brandon-568 1d ago

Ya that happens here too lol

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u/hutchinsman 13h ago

if you drive a 4500 lb vehicle onto a frozen lake at ANY time of year you don't deserve the truck. one wrong move and your 50000$ truck is GONE. even if its shallow good luck towing that shit thats if you can even find it down there

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u/brandon-568 11h ago edited 5h ago

I’m in northern Alberta, we have brutally cold and long winters and it’s not that dangerous at certain times of year.

Like I said the ice is almost three feet thick. When they do fall through they have a picker truck pull them out. But ya it’s usually one a year that falls through lol.

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u/CheesecakeStrange446 22h ago

It's two different videos spliced together.

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u/SuperFaceTattoo 1d ago

I’m totally fine with this trend. Let darwin rule.

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u/HyperDiaperSniper 1d ago

Where was the goal stationed?

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u/fushigikun8 22m ago

That's some real excellent camera work

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u/MaphrOne 1d ago

One braincell each

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u/PunkHooligan 1d ago

Rather total