These tunnels stop part of Tokyo flooding 

just brief ;)

_goes to Saturn_

Just to yell "echo" in a large tunnel. Tbf, I'd do the same.

I'd like for my "brief stops" to be as interesting and foreign as yours.

JJ 4 Climate change is a big issue, Tom is just trying to convey the idea that it affects our lives in many ways

+1

*A wild Chris Joel has appeared*

balrog

Basically meruem vs netero

is this where they keep the giant enemy crabs now?

i'd replace 'all the team' with life in my case

Me in a group project

Brilliant!

I hope they let him back out.

Holy damn I didn't noticed that

Don't touch my cheese.

Who moved my cheese?

@@kevinmoore4887 that is not your cheese. That is my cheese.

@@sirBrouwer Nacho cheese. My cheese.

Ah yes, the -reverse Atlantis- Dutch

Roflmao!

No this is Patrick.

Well, I learned a new word today. I was going to suggest using "inexplicably" instead of "unaccountably", but, as Wiktionary explains it, "unaccountably" is actually the perfect word to use in this case.

Angry 1600s Japhnesse Yelling

"いや、江戸だ。江戸！"

Sorry to break it to you, but it most likely won't be a massive wall of water that instantly fills the reservoir. It would probably gradually fill over hours or even days, so it would just be wet and noisy.

World's largest waterpark?

@@ilyaholt8607 In the event of a squall, it wouldn't be hours, it'd be minutes.

"しょうがない"

@@ilyaholt8607 You're counting minutes actually. If you're a sewer worker in a city you're not allowed to work underground in those long tunnels if there is a possibility of raining that day. Scary stuff. It may not be a wall of water but it definitely will slow you down more and more while you're trying to get out...

haha i was looking for that xD when i saw the thumbnail i was like wait i know that

Came looking for that aha

Ye i was just saying that

I just came here to post this.

When government is run by the educated and not the corporates.

Got an extremely nasty scare in 2011.

@@davekp6773 it was built WAY before 2011.

natural disasters are everyone's problem, has nothing to do with protecting anything besides the city itself

@@logana1999 but but.. in my country flooding is always a problem, our goverment do nothing about that

That level is infact based on this storm drain.

YES i legit saw the thumbnail and i immediatley thought of that

Was about to say

Haha, the only thing I thought of

Came here for this.

I didn't watch the end until you mentioned it. Thanks

Hah, I was waiting for him to do that.

Yells Echo, echo is returned in Japanese. Dang they are good!

"Hey you guys!" would have been my choice but each to their own :P

You can hear it when he's talking

Uh you don't need to know my name billion*

Many people shed doubt on the idea of sea level rise when climate-change proponents are the same people building multi-million dollar properties exactly in the areas supposed to be flooded. They've been continuously wrong since before the 70s... in all manner of directions. At one point they said we were going to have another ice age.

@@games1004 Sea-level rise is hard science. What civilians do with this information is not the fault of science. We're generally not the most charismatic people, so civilians often take up the torch to try to spread awareness. I'm not aware of any major climate-science activists building luxury properties, and even if your claim were true, it would not mean the science they're basing their arguments on isn't hard science with an enormous international consensus. If you want to make a more persuasive argument, I would suggest you cite credible sources to back up your claims instead of using vague terms like "they," as in " _they_ said we were going to have another ice age." Who said this? When? You might do the same thing for "in all manner of directions." Who specifically was wrong? About what? These simple changes would make your argument far more compelling. On a syntactical note, in English, one generally says "shed light" _or_ "cast doubt." To "shed" doubt makes it sound like one is getting rid of their doubts, which is the opposite of what I assume you mean.

@@kirill429 what? No

You mean Aperture Fixtures?

Water based puzzles would be a good idea for Portal 3.

@@tentringer4065 It would be risking the curse of the water dungeon.

someone called me?

It is also similar to a stage in Mirror's Edge.

I was just watching the movie and then saw this and remembered this video, so I came down to the comments to see if anyone noticed and you did!

This is where Netero fought Meruem.

@@princesidon Same!

Is it the part in Mockingjay when they go through the Capitol's underground tunnels?

@@unirarhissa7697 Yes, indeed!

I was about to say the same thing, do you think that level's design was inspired by this?

@@irashmcfinglis2559 More than likely.

Irash McFinglis no doubt. Looks identical

Was looking for this comment

It is, see the Wikipedia page for this structure.

Tokyo already preparing for the Second Impact monkaW

@@intheairex They calling it the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, because it has the same impact on the places where it is held.

now the intro is stuck in my head

Just finishing episode 24...

now that war drum soundtrack is stuck in my head

If it only runs seven times a year for a few days it might not be worth the energy and investment to install turbines to get energy.

​@@_Featch_It might also introduce a bottleneck into the system, causing problems.

You get TNTs from diamond pick?

You mean Aokigahara?

Way too normie. He's made his name going further afield than that.

秋葉原は凄いです

MeowTheRainbowX No?

"Here is all my Rin Tohsaka merch. I got it just because I liked the red shirt"

18 metres is 60 feet, so 10 western males standing on each other's heads or 12 western females/asian males standing on each other's heads.

How i reacted to tunnels and mineshafts in minecraft. Then i get lost with no means out

@@krashd so nice of you to make this comparation for the American viewer who only understand size of a thing if compare to other things familiar.

@@ianmpurba620 you sir must be correct because I can not understand half of what you just wrote. Cheers!

The shot at 2:55 gave me the same feeling. Damn I want to go down there.

Nice one

Nice, well done

Very nice.

Is Faiz's last battle filmed there?

@@usagiwang3872 Maybe not exactly there, but somewhere like that place that servers for the same purpose. Zi-O already had a couple fights there too, it's what I recall most recently

faiz last battle,decade vs the bee,ibuki vs fish type makamou

"And then the water rose". Well, that'd be truly terrifying series of events.

Come to the Netherlands, we are so good at draining water in cases of a flood (or just in general) that now the hotter summers arrive our experts are complaining that we have forgotten how to RETAIN water. In other words: We in the Netherlands would like some more flooding (but not too much).

@@hungrymusicwolf wait what? the sea level has to rise 10 meters and the entire country is under water, but you have trouble with getting water?

@@ERROR_-_404 Sea water isn't very good for watering crops and all that... For that we're reliant on river water from Germany. In dry seasons indeed we can have a lack of water.

Uh, everywhere is?? Japan's big, that's like saying it's natural for Africa to have flood preparations, it's not like the whole island is gonna sink

@Thomas Fish Are you seriously comparing Japan’s size to Africa, a whole continent?

I think this is supposed to be where Miza's family lived to hide from the CCG.

I played it after this

Mike the comment ive been looking for. Feels good hahaha

i watched the movie yesterday

Surly that would be something OH&S would have take into account?

heyyyy, regular. didn't expect to see you here

Blast pit vibes

literally thinking about that

Asians are just small, probably around the size of a classroom

best anime ever

The manga is better tho

トム・スッコト２：ドント トラスト ミー was an excellent second season

i think you misinterpreted what tom was saying. the project was started precisely to help the economy in a short term kind of way, during the recession construction companies would have been going bankrupt left and right (along with industry supporting construction like machine manufacturers, concrete and steel factories and so on) so the government started this huge construction project precisely to help said companies through the recession so there wouldn't be a massive amount of unemployed construction and heavy industry workers asking for welfare which would have been expensive AND pointless, whereas the tunnel system was expensive but actually served a purpose.

Windhelm Guard Yes much like the Hoover dam

John Peric na