The Pusher goes from terrifying to pathetic if you look up an image of a drained British narrowboat canal and realise just how pathetically shallow and easy to stand up in they are.UK canals aren't known for strong currents and almost always are 4 feet deep in the middle, or less. Literally knee-deep near the sides.Provided they're not unconscious, there's literally nothing stopping the Pusher's victims from simply standing up in shallow water and waiting until he walks away.In b4 the 'b-b-ut you can drown in an inch of water' cliche, yeah, if you're unconscious. Completely irrelevant to conscious people falling into shallow water.A person who is pushed in would be standing there in waist-deep water and say "was that supposed to kill me?"Seen videos on YouTube of people being pushed into canals. They just stand up immediately. Plothole detected.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3jgwBrixko
oh i member this. some jackass hounding on drunk people leaving the pub late into the night and pushing them downto canal. it used to be attributed to drunk people accidentally misstep and fall over but then so many people died and it got suspicious
Same with my lagoon but its actually dangerous, old dredging wells will suck you in a second, does not matter depth.In my school two guys went there after school to chill, both were standing knee-deep in the water until one was distracted for a few seconds and when he looked back at his companion he saw that he was gone.Also sometimes drought times human body/bones apears
>british pipo can't swimare they the blacks of europe?
>>224975650Worse. Since in 3 foot deep water you don't need to swim. Brits must think "aw shit I've fell into a canal. Rather than stand up so I don't drown I'm just gonna let myself drown."
There's more videos of people being pushed into canals, which do indeed show people can stand up in the waist-deep canal water without issue.https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K-ADrtYu_zEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh5Y4Y1sks4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_RfR14yLM4
>>224975225And the mud?
>>224975358No it didnt. Theres no evidence for it.
>>224978224What of it? Rivers, ponds and lakes also have mud. People can easily stand on mud.
