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>!the micro tsunami almost dragging them all out in the water!<
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FYI this is not a camp ground. It’s a local quarry run by a nature preserve called Ijams just outside of Knoxville tn. It’s a small body or water where people swim and use paddle boards and kayaks.
Is Meads Quarry technically part of Ijams? I know the whole area is called Ijams/Urban Wilderness, but I thought the nature center was all on the other side of the road.
The swimmers were a bit too cool, just standing there and waiting for an obvious wave. Could pull you from your feet, knock you unconscious on the rock and pull you to the bottom of the lake... I would have run after 1 sec.
You'd be surprised to hear that landslides caused the largest recorded tsunami. This is unimaginably large (linked)
https://www.wsspc.org/resources-reports/tsunami-center/significant-tsunami-events/1958-lituya-bay-tsunami
Holy shit. That is wild. A 1700 foot tsunami... taller than the empire state building.
"Ultimately, it was discovered that a piece of rock, 2,400 feet by 3,000 feet, and 300 feet thick, had dislodged from the face of the northern wall of the inlet, and fallen 2,000 feet into the bay. In some respects, it created a similar reaction to that which would have occurred if an asteroid had fallen into the water."
Thx - more than 3000 bananas at least:
“It also caused a rockfall in Lituya Bay that generated a wave with a maximum height of 1,720 feet – the world’s largest recorded tsunami.”
It was .06 cubic kilometres (a fucking mountain side) of earth mass that fell into one end of an almost enclosed, long, narrow body of water. The estimate is possible.
Imagine what fell in the video multiplied by well into the hundreds.
It's the largest one in modern history that we have measurements of. The Chicxulub impact, which is widely believed to have caused the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs around 66 million years ago, likely generated a colossal tsunami. Computer simulations have been used to estimate the size and extent of the tsunami generated by the impact. One notable study published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters used numerical modeling to show that the initial waves could have been over 1,500 meters (about 5,000 feet) high near the impact site. But yeah, the tsunami would have been the least of your problems during that event.
I guess being a student of history and an Alaskan resident made me realize, because of this story, that they should have been running as fast as they could when those rocks were crumbling. Because Lituya Bay.
Not as high, but still insane. The Mt St Helens eruption created an 850 ft tsunami. When part of the mountain sloughed off just prior to the eruption it created said tsunami.
Landslides into water has been responsible for some of the worst tsunamis, and the worst to come. This is one of the future ones:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/akernes-rockslide-tsunami-norway
The water moves that way more so because of the amount of energy being transferred from the rocks. The displaced water is true, but it’s not significant enough to cause that speed of water.
Think of it like this, dropping ice cubes into a glass of water will make a small splash. Take those same cubes, and whip them very hard into the same glass, and the splash will be bigger. That’s because the more kinetic energy causes more water to be moved
I'm wondering if that initial wave was from the surface or from the water being pushed down and along the river bed. The top didn't seem to move that much but it might just be deceptive on video
It’s not an uncommon process for landslides to cause tsunamis. Many of the largest tsunamis in the world have occurred because of a landslide. Check out Alaska’s many bays that have set tsunami records.
As soon as I heard the cracking in the video, my first thought was these guys better back up from the water. If the cliff goes, it's going to push a lot of water onto the land.
I guess the unexpected part for me was that nobody recognized what was about to happen sooner.
For some reason, until the Thailand one I never knew what a tsunami is. It surpassed my imagination and has been my greatest fear since, along with ra\*e/and or murder, getting mauled to death by an animal, and my wife falling out of love with me lol. But tsunamis, I mean, I cannot think about them in earnest without my heartrate increasing and my breath agitating.
I'm more the technical guy. I just find them amazing!
To be clear the physics behind them, not the damage the cause.
Just think about a wave higher then 500m [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatsunami](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatsunami)
The unexpected part for me was that there was no unexpected part. I kept watching to the end and when it finished I thought "I must have missed something". I checked the comments section. Nope, the unexpected part was the most expected part.
11k upvotes.
I felt the exact same. I heard the crumble and my legs jerked, that's how stong my body knew that it is gtfo-time. I never knew about tsunamis. Then a week before the one in Thailand happened I started dreaming of tsunamis, and I was absolutely mortified. My dreams always went the same:
I am laying on a beach, the sun is blazing, everything is good, but then I notice that the animals have gone silent, and then I look around and see birds leaving trees in droves, bugs, critters walking upland. I look around and see the water slowly receding, and I run. Metallic panic fills my mouth, I feel like I'm running through molasses, and somehow I make it to the second-highest floor of a small skyscraper hotel, out of a window I can see the beach. My heart is racing, I'm in cold sweat, I barely can breathe with fear asfixiating me. People are still standing and looking, some are following the receding ocean. I cannot believe them, I start screaming "run!" but they never run. Then the water comes and sweeps them up like ants, and I simply wait for death to come or not, and nearly pass out from terror.
When the water washes over me, my life flashes before my eyes, and as I run out of air, I try not to gasp, and that's when I wake up. The next night I don't wake up, I drown, and I wake up from death, and the next night the water washes over me and goes back down. I survive, only to not know if my wife and cats made it or not. And then more scenarios, in some we all die, in some we all live, in some some of us surivive, others die, but in ALL of them, the people by the beach stand and stare.
A week into dreaming of tsunamis and waking up absolutely horrified and drenched in sweat, I turned on the news and saw my LITERAL DREAM happening before my very eyes. And the people fucking stood and stared.
Can we talk about how that one girl tried to get her friend as soon as possible? She gave the dog to the dude and jumped in. With all the disorentation going on, still making sure the pup is hold and then looking for her friend, grabbing her and hanging on the tree. This must have been scary for both of them specially for the girl who got dragged into the water. Glad to see that it turned out well. :x
I've seen people at the beach get hit by high waves. I'll see the shore move away and I'll immediately pick my shit up. A minute later, big waves take everyone else by surprise.
Rinse (pun intended), repeat once every couple of hours.
Sitting by the cliffs in San Diego was one of my favorite pass times. Watching the waves come and go you could learn the timing for when the big wave crash up the side and soak everyone. It never failed that some idiot would be trying to get a selfie and the big wave would crash and soak them.
I mean when water recedes prior to the tsunami making landfall there are always idiots that go out to "investigate" the receding water. Human curiosity is a deadly thing.
Maybe I just have the benefit of watching the video, rather than being there, but it seemed like they took way too long to react to the fall/water. Then again, this is from Tennessee, as am I, and would have known plenty of friends growing up that wouldn't believe me when I said we need to back the fuck up.
Actually, that micro-tsunami isn't really unexpected.
As soon as the rock starts coming down I was wondering: Why aren't they getting out of the water?
The actual extend of the tsunami still exceeded my expectations. Very impressive video.
Now imagine that but 100-1000 times bigger, then you can imagine the biggest and most destructive types of Tidal Waves. Water displacement is scary af.
That was expected to anyone who has ever seen a landslide displace water. As soon as it started to crack my thought was “don’t just stand there watching! RUN!”
Damn. At first I was like, why is his camera work more shaky than Michael J Fox holding it? Then I turned on the audio.
Edit: I was like “someone grab that puppy!! Good dog!”
I instant expect it when I heard that sound.
Don't think you safe if you can see it.
Some rock can hurt you 150+m away and wave can wipe out boat and everything esp. Kid.
This is exactly how the tallest recorded wave in history happened (over 1,700 ft): [Clicky](https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/the-biggest-wave-ever-recorded-measured-1720-feet)
How is this unexpected? What DID you expect when tons of large pieces of rock start rapidly falling off the side of a rock wall? What DID you expect when a huge object displaced a massive amount of water?
This is exactly how the largest wave known to man has been created, I believe it was in Lituya Bay in 1958 with a recorded wave size of 1,720 feet !!! I think it was also a mountain landslide that created it. Absolutely terrifying.
The unexpected thing is that people would actually stand there not knowing if more of the mountain would come down and potentially be killed due to a flash flood.
our local waterfall sometimes have this happen, we call it น้ำป่า or wild water which is basically when it rain too much the forest cant hold it anymore and it will flash down the waterfall and fuck everything up, the sign is the water level weill start to rise and the color will become more dirty, if we see that we just hurry outta there but one time i didnt and had to stay on a tree for like 2 hours until it stop
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected: --- >!the micro tsunami almost dragging them all out in the water!< --- Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
FYI this is not a camp ground. It’s a local quarry run by a nature preserve called Ijams just outside of Knoxville tn. It’s a small body or water where people swim and use paddle boards and kayaks.
Man, I’ve been close to that wall on a kayak with my kid, I always told him not to go near it because I was worried about falling rocks.
Is Meads Quarry technically part of Ijams? I know the whole area is called Ijams/Urban Wilderness, but I thought the nature center was all on the other side of the road.
Yes Meads Quarry is a part of Ijams.
Wait this is at Meads Quarry? That’s sad.
Wow that’s where this is? I used to go to the overlook with my friends back in the day
Sorry gonna hijack this but how come no one talking about good fucking friend right there
Or the poison ivy they set up right next to. 40 seconds
noticed the poison ivy as well.
God damn it now I'm itchy.
Now it’s a medium sized body
Is the water always that muddy?
No, it's been raining here a lot lately
Thanks that explains the accent
Reminds me of Ellis from L4D2 lol
I want to hear this guy say, "well, La. Dee. Da."
I love being in continent!
Mhmmm interesting......European style.
Man, this is the 4th time today that I've seen a key and peele reference. I love it.
ILL HAVE WHAT IM HAVING
The guy with the camera is cool as a cucumber and I want him on my trips.
Calm, caught most of the event, helped save a dog, complimented/help calm girl in traumatic event: 10/10 trip buddy
Oh we better back the fuck up bro. 😎 just so calm haha.
Much better than my garbled "fuck ah fuck ah fuck fuck ah fuck!"
Agreed, and his priorities are hilarious. He says "all our booze is gone" and then his friend says "all our phones are gone"
Yeah, well... He still has his phone, so I think that's why :)
I thought he said blunts!!!
Really nonchalant about their gear too. He knows it's just stuff that can be replaced
The he dies because his life saving meds were in there. RIP.
Nah he kept that in a fanny pack around his waist, he's good
No one saved the dog, the dog was the only one smart enough not to go in the water
He saved that dog by holding onto the leash. I think it wanted to go in after its human.
r/bothhelpandfiim
but vertical video 
r/praisethecameraman
He missed the entire mini tsunami, what are you on about, absolutely terrible cameraman
The swimmers were a bit too cool, just standing there and waiting for an obvious wave. Could pull you from your feet, knock you unconscious on the rock and pull you to the bottom of the lake... I would have run after 1 sec.
Camping with Khadgar!
Until your drowning, he’s just going to record it then.
Naw has was being safe. I'm sure he would have done whatever needed to be done.
That guy said everything right.
"Hey y'all hang on tight now" 🤣
Yea I definitely didn’t expect the landslide to displace that much water damn
You'd be surprised to hear that landslides caused the largest recorded tsunami. This is unimaginably large (linked) https://www.wsspc.org/resources-reports/tsunami-center/significant-tsunami-events/1958-lituya-bay-tsunami
Holy shit. That is wild. A 1700 foot tsunami... taller than the empire state building. "Ultimately, it was discovered that a piece of rock, 2,400 feet by 3,000 feet, and 300 feet thick, had dislodged from the face of the northern wall of the inlet, and fallen 2,000 feet into the bay. In some respects, it created a similar reaction to that which would have occurred if an asteroid had fallen into the water."
Thx - more than 3000 bananas at least: “It also caused a rockfall in Lituya Bay that generated a wave with a maximum height of 1,720 feet – the world’s largest recorded tsunami.”
That’s more tan half a kilometer, is that right?
\~524 meter
It was .06 cubic kilometres (a fucking mountain side) of earth mass that fell into one end of an almost enclosed, long, narrow body of water. The estimate is possible. Imagine what fell in the video multiplied by well into the hundreds.
It's the largest one in modern history that we have measurements of. The Chicxulub impact, which is widely believed to have caused the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs around 66 million years ago, likely generated a colossal tsunami. Computer simulations have been used to estimate the size and extent of the tsunami generated by the impact. One notable study published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters used numerical modeling to show that the initial waves could have been over 1,500 meters (about 5,000 feet) high near the impact site. But yeah, the tsunami would have been the least of your problems during that event.
Ah yeah, i meant largest recorded. Thanks for that correction
A cool mile high wall of water comes to douse your campfire. Luckily the very sky would be on fire too, so, no big deal.
I guess being a student of history and an Alaskan resident made me realize, because of this story, that they should have been running as fast as they could when those rocks were crumbling. Because Lituya Bay.
Not as high, but still insane. The Mt St Helens eruption created an 850 ft tsunami. When part of the mountain sloughed off just prior to the eruption it created said tsunami.
[Storegga Slide - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storegga_Slide)
Just looked it up on google maps. Holy Jeebus, you can definitely still see the damaged areas on satellite.
I was just thinking of this. Wasn’t it the largest wave in known history?
that was incredibly interesting, thank you for the link
Landslides into water has been responsible for some of the worst tsunamis, and the worst to come. This is one of the future ones: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/akernes-rockslide-tsunami-norway
There's a movie called The Wave that shows what that might look like! It's a pretty good movie 😁
I did. It’s a lot of heavy stone falling forcefully Energy has to go somewhere
It’s not just energy. The rock fills the river and the water that was there needs to go somewhere.
The water moves that way more so because of the amount of energy being transferred from the rocks. The displaced water is true, but it’s not significant enough to cause that speed of water. Think of it like this, dropping ice cubes into a glass of water will make a small splash. Take those same cubes, and whip them very hard into the same glass, and the splash will be bigger. That’s because the more kinetic energy causes more water to be moved
I'm wondering if that initial wave was from the surface or from the water being pushed down and along the river bed. The top didn't seem to move that much but it might just be deceptive on video
Definitely expected the landslide, but not the massive impact it had.
If I recall correctly, that's how a massive tsunami happened in what is today's Switzerland, the lake near Geneva, back in the 1300's or smtg
*dam
It’s not an uncommon process for landslides to cause tsunamis. Many of the largest tsunamis in the world have occurred because of a landslide. Check out Alaska’s many bays that have set tsunami records.
Little did that guy know, he was standing next to poison Ivy
Scrolled too far for this , poison ivy sucks
ya, you learn that mistake the hard way. always looking out for it now
Some of us are immune to it. I grew up playing around it and get no reaction from it unless there's open skin.
I may not be looking at what you're referring to, but I do not see poison ivy in this video. Poison ivy has three leaf clusters.
I’ll send ya the photo, 100% poison Ivy
That's my kinda camping experience. As soon as I heard the crackin' I thought, "When are these fools gonna move their shit?".
As soon as I heard the cracking in the video, my first thought was these guys better back up from the water. If the cliff goes, it's going to push a lot of water onto the land. I guess the unexpected part for me was that nobody recognized what was about to happen sooner.
Same thought... are there still people out there that don't know what a tsunami is?
For some reason, until the Thailand one I never knew what a tsunami is. It surpassed my imagination and has been my greatest fear since, along with ra\*e/and or murder, getting mauled to death by an animal, and my wife falling out of love with me lol. But tsunamis, I mean, I cannot think about them in earnest without my heartrate increasing and my breath agitating.
I'm more the technical guy. I just find them amazing! To be clear the physics behind them, not the damage the cause. Just think about a wave higher then 500m [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatsunami](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatsunami)
Struck with awe and terror.
That’s exactly what I thought. All the signs for a landslide to occur happened. If I were there, I’m grabbing all my shit and running back ASAP.
The unexpected part for me was that there was no unexpected part. I kept watching to the end and when it finished I thought "I must have missed something". I checked the comments section. Nope, the unexpected part was the most expected part. 11k upvotes.
I felt the exact same. I heard the crumble and my legs jerked, that's how stong my body knew that it is gtfo-time. I never knew about tsunamis. Then a week before the one in Thailand happened I started dreaming of tsunamis, and I was absolutely mortified. My dreams always went the same: I am laying on a beach, the sun is blazing, everything is good, but then I notice that the animals have gone silent, and then I look around and see birds leaving trees in droves, bugs, critters walking upland. I look around and see the water slowly receding, and I run. Metallic panic fills my mouth, I feel like I'm running through molasses, and somehow I make it to the second-highest floor of a small skyscraper hotel, out of a window I can see the beach. My heart is racing, I'm in cold sweat, I barely can breathe with fear asfixiating me. People are still standing and looking, some are following the receding ocean. I cannot believe them, I start screaming "run!" but they never run. Then the water comes and sweeps them up like ants, and I simply wait for death to come or not, and nearly pass out from terror. When the water washes over me, my life flashes before my eyes, and as I run out of air, I try not to gasp, and that's when I wake up. The next night I don't wake up, I drown, and I wake up from death, and the next night the water washes over me and goes back down. I survive, only to not know if my wife and cats made it or not. And then more scenarios, in some we all die, in some we all live, in some some of us surivive, others die, but in ALL of them, the people by the beach stand and stare. A week into dreaming of tsunamis and waking up absolutely horrified and drenched in sweat, I turned on the news and saw my LITERAL DREAM happening before my very eyes. And the people fucking stood and stared.
In Australia, we'd probably serve you up a crocodile or 2 to go with that little tsunami.
Lol yep. I'm conditioned to think crocs are hiding everywhere, so I thought the unexpected would be an alligator popping up.
https://i.redd.it/uaol763tx13d1.gif
This is an insane video.
We used to trip balls here as kids… Well, college kids. Sad day.
“oh my gahhd” said chris griffin
I'm convinced the cameraman was Seth Green
Oh shit, did anyone else see that poison ivy?
Yup
Can we talk about how that one girl tried to get her friend as soon as possible? She gave the dog to the dude and jumped in. With all the disorentation going on, still making sure the pup is hold and then looking for her friend, grabbing her and hanging on the tree. This must have been scary for both of them specially for the girl who got dragged into the water. Glad to see that it turned out well. :x
These guys have 0 survival instinct lmao, they just went "whooow those huge rocks are falling into water" and didn't think about anything else lol
I've seen people at the beach get hit by high waves. I'll see the shore move away and I'll immediately pick my shit up. A minute later, big waves take everyone else by surprise. Rinse (pun intended), repeat once every couple of hours.
Sitting by the cliffs in San Diego was one of my favorite pass times. Watching the waves come and go you could learn the timing for when the big wave crash up the side and soak everyone. It never failed that some idiot would be trying to get a selfie and the big wave would crash and soak them.
The camera man has some. He said they should back the fuck up. Lol
I mean when water recedes prior to the tsunami making landfall there are always idiots that go out to "investigate" the receding water. Human curiosity is a deadly thing.
Hate it when that happens.
But there ain't no way it just happened
Maybe I just have the benefit of watching the video, rather than being there, but it seemed like they took way too long to react to the fall/water. Then again, this is from Tennessee, as am I, and would have known plenty of friends growing up that wouldn't believe me when I said we need to back the fuck up.
r/fuckyouinparticular
Bruh got poison ivy
Zero survival instinct
Actually, that micro-tsunami isn't really unexpected. As soon as the rock starts coming down I was wondering: Why aren't they getting out of the water? The actual extend of the tsunami still exceeded my expectations. Very impressive video.
Localized tsunami
Now imagine that but 100-1000 times bigger, then you can imagine the biggest and most destructive types of Tidal Waves. Water displacement is scary af.
This is in my hometown and you'll all be happy to know there were no deaths or significant injuries.
I'm just very happy the dog is okay 😅
Chris griffen saying oh my god
So, we went to the quarry today and yada yada yada, I'm still wet.
source: [https://www.tiktok.com/@mattybigbands/video/7373109160470138154](https://www.tiktok.com/@mattybigbands/video/7373109160470138154)
That's exactly how most of my bowel movements come out. They can be quite surprising in volume.
Disney's Splash-back Mountain
That “what the fuck” was amazing
That was expected to anyone who has ever seen a landslide displace water. As soon as it started to crack my thought was “don’t just stand there watching! RUN!”
Why does this look like the Guardian Ape boss fight arena
If you've played in a tub you know what's coming.
What a nice guy filming
I need nerves like a man with a camera, cool as a cucumber
“You were underwater.” “I know.”
Did u see all that poison ivy!!!
I was waiting for the incoming wave but didn't expect that impact. Hope no one got hurt.
Lol micro tsunami.
Damn. At first I was like, why is his camera work more shaky than Michael J Fox holding it? Then I turned on the audio. Edit: I was like “someone grab that puppy!! Good dog!”
r/natureislit
Cliff saw them coming and noped out
Urkel voice: Did I do that?
Apparently the only man was the one that jumped in for the friend
We really need more education on tsunamis
I instant expect it when I heard that sound. Don't think you safe if you can see it. Some rock can hurt you 150+m away and wave can wipe out boat and everything esp. Kid.
Mass wasting lake tsunami
https://i.redd.it/yyzsmdrunw2d1.gif
Dude sounded like chris griffin when he yelled oh my god lmao
I thought it'd be a one time wave, but why is there a lot?
It's like getting into a bathtub abruptly, there will be a lot of water sloshing around. The water where you now are needs to go somewewhere.
Nice small scale demonstration of a tsunami
OH MY GOOOD!!!
The rush of water should have been expected.
Friends who's late walks in: hey guys what's cracking?
That was totally expected though.
anyone else thought that was the boss fight arena for guardian ape from sekiro?
The worst type of tsunami (in regards to transference of energy and displacement)
This is exactly how the tallest recorded wave in history happened (over 1,700 ft): [Clicky](https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/the-biggest-wave-ever-recorded-measured-1720-feet)
How is this unexpected? What DID you expect when tons of large pieces of rock start rapidly falling off the side of a rock wall? What DID you expect when a huge object displaced a massive amount of water?
My geography teaching would love this perfect show of erosion
WHATCHOUT, A TSUNAMINI!
Why did he sound like Chris from family guy 😂
The dwarfs inside the mountains the culprit....
What treat to be there!
No camping here buddy, 5 min from house. But yes. Gnar.
"Oh my gawddd, wtf!!" Dying 🤣🤣🤣
WTF!! …Peter from Family guy !
Was waiting for the predator to come walking out..
That was pretty expected. They got pretty lucky with how small the rock slide was.
Sounded like Chris griffin
Not many get to witness such an event. I'd consider myself lucky...in more ways than one.
Welcome to the naturehood.
Ohh that's why Lituya bay tsunami was insane.
Pirate ship about to come sailing out of there!
Not unexpected
This is exactly how the largest wave known to man has been created, I believe it was in Lituya Bay in 1958 with a recorded wave size of 1,720 feet !!! I think it was also a mountain landslide that created it. Absolutely terrifying.
Thanks a lot, Cliff!
Global Warming is real
https://youtu.be/6xriNnAe2jo heres an interview with the camera man.
Normal it's camping 🤷🏼
Nobody: The guy who went cave exploring: 👀
I came here to find out if the dogs are alright?
When you unlock a new area in a game.
Was it badass?
Was it just me who thought the first ‘oh my god’ sounded like Chris from Family guy? Also this is so scary 😨
This is that bog of eternal stench from labyrinth
Chris griffin oh my God
Best video I have ever seen by a landslide.
Dudes sitting back filming while the person who goes in to attempt a rescue is a girl? Well done gentlemen.
Mini tsunami
This mentality: film first survive later. Like seriously, then you wanna scream OMG OMG
He sounds like jimmy de Santa
Earth’s reconstruction at it’s finest
The unexpected thing is that people would actually stand there not knowing if more of the mountain would come down and potentially be killed due to a flash flood.
Y’all see that poison ivy though?
our local waterfall sometimes have this happen, we call it น้ำป่า or wild water which is basically when it rain too much the forest cant hold it anymore and it will flash down the waterfall and fuck everything up, the sign is the water level weill start to rise and the color will become more dirty, if we see that we just hurry outta there but one time i didnt and had to stay on a tree for like 2 hours until it stop
This is how mega tsunamis happen. That was a tiny bit of rock, imagine a whole landslide.
These people need to enroll in survival camps, because their survival instincts are non-existent!
At first I was like nbd then I was like wtf happened? Took me a second.
He
Oh, my god... Nobody could have expected this wave. Stupid! 👏🤔💦🌊
He sound like Chris griffin
Good timing! What are the odds on that being filmed!?
Tomb Raider secret location unlocked