▲ 374 r/Tierzoo

A human player in full plate armour and a 7ft long great sword runs this gauntlet. How far is he going?

A 6'8 250lb fully armored peak human knight with a 7 ft great sword takes this gauntlet one at a time, does he clear

The knight starts each match at 100% with no injuries from past match. Assume each animal is a once in a generation physical specimen in terms of weight, height, speed, agility etc

  1. 250lb boar

  2. 575lb Silverback

  3. 700lb lion

  4. 1600lb bull moose

  5. Five 150lb top 1% chimpanzees

  6. 1500lb polar bear

  7. 5000lb Bull Hippo

All matches take place in the Roman Coliseum

u/Im_yor_boi — 1 day ago
▲ 1.2k r/CringeTikToks+1 crossposts

This feels really terrifying for some reason... like bro wtf are there christians doing??

u/Im_yor_boi — 2 days ago
▲ 3.9k r/whenthe

Me finding out my favourite childhood superhero movie was a box office flop

u/Im_yor_boi — 8 days ago
▲ 266 r/whennews

25 transfers in 21 years...

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/maharashtra/bombay-high-court-orders-action-over-fda-canteen-reports/article71293684.ece

The Bombay High Court recently questioned why food safety inspections appeared to focus mainly on private food establishments and directed that government-run canteens should also be inspected.

Acting promptly, the Maharashtra FDA launched inspections at government facilities, beginning with the Bombay High Court's own canteen before extending the drive to the Mantralaya canteen.

During the Mantralaya inspection, officials reportedly found basic hygiene lapses, including staff not wearing gloves and head covers while handling food, and directed immediate corrective measures. The inspections have reignited the debate on whether food safety regulations should be enforced uniformly across both public and private institutions.

u/Im_yor_boi — 16 days ago