Her name? Old Greg
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But O'Brien said they don't want their story to scare people away from the beaches. He has been going to beaches in that area his entire life and has only encountered quicksand twice.
I have never encountered quicksand in my life
Quicksand is second most dangerous thing according to primary schoolers right behind Bermuda triangle. Don't take it lightly.
There's also a Michigan Triangle lmfao pretty wild stuff
Yeah, it goes from Michigan to Ohio to Indiana
Edit: downvotes from the midwesterners stuck in the Michigan triangle
Agreed. Some wet blanket doesn't know their geography
I have a bunch of times, I lived near a beach like this. I've had to extract people pretty often.
yeah thinking about my times on beaches, they tended to be areas lots of people hang out on. even when i visited the lakes, it was a spot with a bunch of homes along it.
When I visited the lakes, it was nasty as hell, but that's northern Ohio for ya
Alternative headline: Man presented with sword by the lady of the lake, leaves the sword behind
Bro chose love, not dictatorship.
Quicksand still exists? I remember it was everywhere in the 80s
This ain't even his first time in quicksand
Stay the fuck away from sand, buddy
Idk, it sounds like he has pretty good RNG
But that's where the rocks are, he needs the rocks
Good to know my second greatest fear as a child has an upside.
Now if only something good could come out of the Bermuda Triangle.
Step 1: go on a date with someone your mutual friend informs you both already like each other...
Shit, now I need 2 friends. My fiancee is never going to believe I could pull this off.
Does this work with sand at other Great Lakes? Asking for a friend