What realy happened was i drank alot of beer and had no place to piss, so i did what anyone would do. I peed in the mediteranian area thinking the sand would soak it up but low and behold i couldent pinch it off in time and accidently created what you see there today...a whole sea full of coors light.
there is evidence to suggest that if gibralter and africa were joined up the mediteranian would dry up and turn into a dessert because the ammount of water that flows into it is less then the rate of which it evaporates
actualy some scientific facts point to that...as in it was like that 10000 years ago....then the ice age began to warm up and the melting ice flowed over the gibralter damn and flooded in the mediteranian turning into the sea we have today
Although an interesting concept, the artist's rendition in the video is inaccurate (check the underwater topography for the area in the satellite images in Google Earth 5.0)--Crete has a deep channel beneath it (6,000 ft. deep), and Sardina wouldn't reach to Africa even with a dam like this (2,000 ft. deep trench between it, refer Island of Galita north of Tunsia).
"iberic peninsule" is more appropiate than "spain". Politically, spain don't have more than 300 years. Historically was first "iberia", "hispania" (that means "land of rabbits", not as defined country, but as a "region out there the seas") ...then came the "castilian reign", and recently is spain.
fajne
PSPMickey 11 months ago
lol cool
Timurchin1 1 year ago
Atlantic ocean kicks butt!!
JiggaBooJive 1 year ago
Some Spartans could have plugged that leak with their balls!
Longs81 1 year ago
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GTAstuntman101 1 year ago
And now the Greeks want more money for that too!
robkal56 1 year ago
dats in 1910 (not fake)
daddyguy4784796 1 year ago
What realy happened was i drank alot of beer and had no place to piss, so i did what anyone would do. I peed in the mediteranian area thinking the sand would soak it up but low and behold i couldent pinch it off in time and accidently created what you see there today...a whole sea full of coors light.
the1spen 2 years ago
I broke the dam
Harvest8888 2 years ago
there is evidence to suggest that if gibralter and africa were joined up the mediteranian would dry up and turn into a dessert because the ammount of water that flows into it is less then the rate of which it evaporates
jackmaggotdude 2 years ago
actualy some scientific facts point to that...as in it was like that 10000 years ago....then the ice age began to warm up and the melting ice flowed over the gibralter damn and flooded in the mediteranian turning into the sea we have today
smyers820gm 2 years ago 2
i love sardine~ n tuna~
MENGKEYS 2 years ago
Although an interesting concept, the artist's rendition in the video is inaccurate (check the underwater topography for the area in the satellite images in Google Earth 5.0)--Crete has a deep channel beneath it (6,000 ft. deep), and Sardina wouldn't reach to Africa even with a dam like this (2,000 ft. deep trench between it, refer Island of Galita north of Tunsia).
MonkeeSage 3 years ago
Use "Fly To" Zalita,Tunsia in Google Earth to reach the island.
MonkeeSage 3 years ago
*Sardina=Sardinia
MonkeeSage 3 years ago
Arg...stupid keyboard, heh.
*Tunsia=Tunisia
MonkeeSage 3 years ago
dgd
CcCuYbixs01 3 years ago
GAY
DChrdcore 3 years ago
"iberic peninsule" is more appropiate than "spain". Politically, spain don't have more than 300 years. Historically was first "iberia", "hispania" (that means "land of rabbits", not as defined country, but as a "region out there the seas") ...then came the "castilian reign", and recently is spain.
irraolo 3 years ago
lol
wesleyoetzjwame 3 years ago
make sense!
paulalan1 3 years ago