Well sure, but who built the lighthouse?
In Norse mythology, the Lyngbakr is a massive whale that baits sailors by posing as an island. When the sailors set foot on the island, the whale sinks into the sea, drowning them (Illustration by Gabriella Barouch)pic.twitter.com/JIa03yEGjZ
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You're saying that whale can't grow a lighthouse on its back?
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This is a valid point
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The nerve of those whales am I right
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A whale that size can easily capsize any boat. No bail is needed
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when i am stranded at sea and i see an islandpic.twitter.com/tEQVxEvLPZ
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My dad read me a book about this ages ago, I just remembered
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@Le_Roquefort le prochain boss de God of War ?
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Après le serpent, la baleine... ça se tiens!
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et paf, en fat c'était une baleine à deux bosses et on se retrouve en Grèce
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The perfect crime.
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harsh, but fair.
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Well that’s terrifying
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What a bitch huh
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Why tho?
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I mean I get it if the whale ate people, but it sounds to me like it's just being a dick.
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Sad but true.
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