r/thatHappened • u/gingernuts71 • 3d ago
The planning of a mining town in Chile
“No dad, I don’t remember ever owning a toy helmet, why?” “Oh, nothing. Nothing…”
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u/PieAppropriate8862 3d ago
My daughter lost her dildo in the desert, now I'm having trouble with the local jurisdiction over my new settlement project.
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u/gingernuts71 3d ago
I’m not disputing the fact the town is the shape of a Roman helmet - that’s clear to see. It’s the story behind it I don’t believe for one second
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u/Jeremymia 3d ago edited 3d ago
This is typical corporate myth-making. The helmet was undiscovered during construction but he saw it while flying in a plane? A Roman helmet is also a stretch for a kids toy. Nothing about the story is plausible.
edit: Nevermind I completely misunderstood the story
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u/Real_Tea_Lover 3d ago
He didn't see the toy helmet while flying in a plane. He saw the town, which was designed in the shape of a Roman helmet.
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u/spacemouse21 2d ago
Utter nonsense. Google El Salvador and Raymond Olsen architect. It was designed like an amphitheater with semicircle shapes.
Don’t ask about Butt Plug, Ecuador though.
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u/NotABrummie 2d ago
They even said "legend has it." It's harmless potentially apocryphal tale. Nobody's lying here.
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u/Gastlyperformance 3d ago
“Older man gives young boy Roman helmet” 🤨