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https://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/page281.html https://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/page281.html How come a piece of tree (or whatever it is) is supposed to be an e

by anta40 3y ago

https://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/page281.html https://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/page281.html How come a piece of tree (or whatever it is) is supposed to be an entrace of hell? Hmmm okay. Perhaps I don't get this Brits joke.

ChrisArchitect 3y ago
Random/not so random things and making up stories about them with a theme. It's creative.
PaulRobinson 3y ago
It's the Wessex Variant of the Mornington Crescent rules that mean... oh wait, wrong thread...
- KineticLensman 3y ago
  No! It's the Malebolge variant! (sigh)
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  - Lio 3y ago
    Can you even use Malebolge on a Tuesday? That's definitely not canon.
csmattryder 3y ago
It's incredibly convenient for us who commute home from Oracle's office in the area.
- Lio 3y ago
  I wish I could up vote this comment twice. Larry would be proud.
eigenket 3y ago
The flowers on the right hand side look like daisies and probably like 1-2cm across. The whole thing is probably about 20cm across. Its probably a mole-hill? It looks vaguely like it could be earth displaced from a tunneling devil if you squint a bit and go with the 2002 vibe.
- bemusedthrow75 3y ago
  Moles, though. You can't trust 'em.
  - mrlonglong 3y ago
    Yes indeed, the preferred way to deal with them is to stamp on the hills and persuade them to move next door.
gilleain 3y ago
Why are you so certain that you can recognise an entrance to hell when you see one :) ?
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- wizerdrobe 3y ago
  Must be the Devil, trying to sow seeds of doubt among us.
petesergeant 3y ago
Well it’s only a temporary entrance, and is clearly labelled as such. For more information please reread.
smusamashah 3y ago
> Although it is an extremely exhausting process, his ability to swim through soil means that the devil will, on occasion, create temporary entrances. These will eventually be filled in by the local County Council but they can be a source of harmful mantle-gas. This example was named Oilyn by the investigating police officers after the former Prime Minister.
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by anta40 3y ago

ChrisArchitect 3y ago

Random/not so random things and making up stories about them with a theme. It's creative.

PaulRobinson 3y ago

It's the Wessex Variant of the Mornington Crescent rules that mean... oh wait, wrong thread...

KineticLensman 3y ago
No! It's the Malebolge variant! (sigh)
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- Lio 3y ago
  Can you even use Malebolge on a Tuesday? That's definitely not canon.

csmattryder 3y ago

It's incredibly convenient for us who commute home from Oracle's office in the area.

Lio 3y ago
I wish I could up vote this comment twice. Larry would be proud.

eigenket 3y ago

The flowers on the right hand side look like daisies and probably like 1-2cm across. The whole thing is probably about 20cm across. Its probably a mole-hill? It looks vaguely like it could be earth displaced from a tunneling devil if you squint a bit and go with the 2002 vibe.

bemusedthrow75 3y ago
Moles, though. You can't trust 'em.
- mrlonglong 3y ago
  Yes indeed, the preferred way to deal with them is to stamp on the hills and persuade them to move next door.

gilleain 3y ago

Why are you so certain that you can recognise an entrance to hell when you see one :) ?

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wizerdrobe 3y ago
Must be the Devil, trying to sow seeds of doubt among us.

petesergeant 3y ago

Well it’s only a temporary entrance, and is clearly labelled as such. For more information please reread.

smusamashah 3y ago

> Although it is an extremely exhausting process, his ability to swim through soil means that the devil will, on occasion, create temporary entrances. These will eventually be filled in by the local County Council but they can be a source of harmful mantle-gas. This example was named Oilyn by the investigating police officers after the former Prime Minister.

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