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harosene

5.7k points

10 days ago

harosene

5.7k points

10 days ago

Why is it darker blue the deeper it goes. Thats freakin cool

humble_oppossum

5.5k points

10 days ago*

Copy/pasted from interweb

Blue ice occurs when snow falls on a glacier, is compressed, and becomes part of the glacier. During compression, air bubbles are squeezed out, so ice crystals enlarge. This enlargement is responsible for the ice's blue colour.

So, basically it has no air bubbles, just solid ice crystals

Edit: some updates since I've somehow become a subject matter expert after plagiarizing.wiki or something.

Blue light is also refracted (thanks to those replying)

I don't know how long this takes or how to replicate it. Maybe it's like making a diamond, pressure without crushing?

My wife just put pizza in front of me. Adios

jochvent

1.9k points

9 days ago

jochvent

1.9k points

9 days ago

right. like minecraft.

1 water, freezes = 1 ice

9 ice = 1 packed ice

9 packed ice = 1 blue ice

aweirdchicken

953 points

9 days ago

hilariously, actually yes

TheLadyFate

176 points

9 days ago

TheLadyFate

176 points

9 days ago

H! This is now my favorite existing analogy for something

PickledPlumPlot

73 points

9 days ago

It's not an analogy it just is the same thing lol

Fun_Bottle6088

116 points

9 days ago

Not really hilarious. Minecraft does a decent job of approximating a lot of concepts

Oh_please_help_me

80 points

9 days ago

I don't know about you, but I think many will find a decent job of approximation of concepts pretty hilarious.

H4llifax

4 points

9 days ago

H4llifax

4 points

9 days ago

I still chuckle at what I overheard some physics students say once, something along the lines of "in first approximation, everything is a circle". I can't even explain what I found so funny about that, but the fact is, I did.

iamabucket13

73 points

9 days ago

But the color of that real ice makes me think we should get Dark Blue Ice

Zeek_Seeks_Gains

40 points

9 days ago

Someone bout to make a dark blue ice machine

invasivemushroom

11 points

9 days ago

HopooFeather

34 points

9 days ago

Crazy how nature do that

jochvent

54 points

9 days ago

jochvent

54 points

9 days ago

well clearly it found its inspiration in minecraft

11173957

12 points

9 days ago

11173957

12 points

9 days ago

Obviously nature plays a lot of Minecraft.

Diazmet

6 points

9 days ago

Diazmet

6 points

9 days ago

I haven’t played in years when did they add blue ice ?

ErynEbnzr

12 points

9 days ago

ErynEbnzr

12 points

9 days ago

Looks like it came in the Aquatic Update (version 1.13) in 2018

oKillua

7 points

9 days ago

oKillua

7 points

9 days ago

Right after the Blue Steel update with Ben Stiller

Time_House_5172

5 points

9 days ago

Derek Zoolander šŸ˜—

kris_krangle

4 points

9 days ago

OP is the reason I found out Minecraft has blue ice, lol

Kaeny

104 points

10 days ago

Kaeny

104 points

10 days ago

huh that makes sense. The air bubbles will scatter light due to the medium change from ice -> air -> ice.

Removing the air would make it a solid color. Water is blue

bigheadasian1998

36 points

9 days ago

Wait wut water is blue??

thefreshscent

121 points

9 days ago

The blueness in water is not caused by the scattering of light, which is responsible for the sky being blue. Rather, water blueness comes from the water molecules absorbing the red end of the spectrum of visible light. To be even more detailed, the absorption of light in water is due to the way the atoms vibrate and absorb different wavelengths of light.

ifyoulovesatan

67 points

9 days ago*

It's also fairly rare for things to absorb red light only (and therefor appear blue) in nature. There are definitely blue things, sure, but they are often blue due to a different phenomena, which is microstructures on the surface of the thing which scatter light that isn't blue. One example is butterflies that are blue. They're not blue because they absorb light, but rather because they have very fine ridges on their wings that scatter non-blue light. Sapphires are, on the other hand, blue for the same reason water is.

You might think of blueberries as an example of something blue. And that would be fair enough, and these are indeed "blue" due to light absorption of red light. Specifically, they have a lot of so called "anthocyanins," a type of flavinoid pigment. There are many kinds of anthocyanins, and some impart a blue color while some impart red, or purple, or orange. Most blue flowers are blue because they contain anthocyanins.

However, most animals / feathers / etc are blue because of scattering.

aweirdchicken

37 points

9 days ago

People who think blueberries are actually blue are kidding themselves, those lil dudes are a deep purple

andrewsad1

7 points

9 days ago

Dun dun dun

Dun dun dundun

sagerobot

9 points

9 days ago

Also its what weed has that gives some strains that "purple" look.

Frodolas

4 points

9 days ago

Frodolas

4 points

9 days ago

Was this written by GPT

ifyoulovesatan

4 points

9 days ago

Nah, I wrote it. But I could totally see that, it's sort of aimless / formless and off the top of my head.

crashlanding87

43 points

9 days ago

It's verrrry slightly blue. That's why the ocean is blue - you're looking through enough water that you can see its colour.

Snow and clouds look white because of all the air inside them, which scatters light. Normal ice, if it's thick enough, will tint light going through it blue. Dense ice, which only forms under pressure, tints more obviously.

Siberwulf

1.1k points

10 days ago

Siberwulf

1.1k points

10 days ago

Wrong. Blue ice is meth. Everyone that has consumed it has died, or will die.

Artiquecircle

469 points

10 days ago

A Heis-berg.

Shitty_Watercolour

634 points

9 days ago

pennradio

89 points

9 days ago

pennradio

89 points

9 days ago

Nice work Shitty!

ku-fan

43 points

9 days ago

ku-fan

43 points

9 days ago

Haha nice one Shitty! My favorite yet!

5erade

17 points

9 days ago

5erade

17 points

9 days ago

honestly that is such a great one out of all your watercolours

saythealphabet

28 points

9 days ago

Waltuh put your ice away waltuh

EatRatsForFiber

12 points

9 days ago

My first time finding Shitty in the wild!

kirthasalokin

8 points

9 days ago

Awesome job Shitty. Glad to see it early. That's a fine Heisen-berg.

FlipMeOverUpsidedown

6 points

9 days ago

I love this one so much! Poor Jessie, can’t even ditch the ghost of Walter. The look on his face!

reubenbubu

44 points

10 days ago

i want a meth infused heisenburger

schmittfaced

21 points

9 days ago

As a 5year clean methhead who still misses it occasionally, this sounds awesome lol

reubenbubu

35 points

9 days ago

a healthy life is the best life keep it up

YoungestOldGuy

6 points

9 days ago

Ice'n'Berg

agangofoldwomen

38 points

10 days ago

This particular strain of meth is known as dihydrogen monoxide and you are correct - literally everyone with traces of this in their system has died.

PensiveObservor

8 points

9 days ago

Well, I’m not dead yet

eisbaerBorealis

12 points

9 days ago

traces

My body is literally over half dihydrogen monoxide. I'll die if I don't get enough... But science says I've probably got multiple decades of life left, so that's reassuring.

Ok_Sir5926

4 points

9 days ago

People build up a tolerance over time. I bet if you went cold turkey on DHMO right now, you'd have severe side effects.

lowtack

4 points

9 days ago

lowtack

4 points

9 days ago

Not me. I don't consume chemicals. /s

aleph02

30 points

10 days ago

aleph02

30 points

10 days ago

Right. Everyone has died or will die.

qning

6 points

9 days ago

qning

6 points

9 days ago

My wife just put pizza in front of me. Adios

And just like that

Poof

He was gone

hotmasalachai

22 points

10 days ago

But the glacier is buried, how will snow fall on it

TheWizzDK1

34 points

10 days ago

Well, on the top of course

hotmasalachai

15 points

10 days ago*

Yes but the bottom is blue

Edit: Thanks for your comments. I’m just having a moment today. I’m not this slow usually lol šŸ˜…

TheWizzDK1

61 points

10 days ago

The bottom was once the top

FlowSoSlow

11 points

9 days ago

Well at least the front didn't fall off.

notsostrong

23 points

10 days ago

The bottom was once the top where the snow fell. Eventually it built up into a massive glacier.

hotmasalachai

14 points

10 days ago

Ah that makes sense. Silly of me . I’m having a slow day. Lol

SSDD_P2K

21 points

9 days ago

SSDD_P2K

21 points

9 days ago

You're having a snow day

hotmasalachai

6 points

9 days ago

Literally!!

Geikamir

21 points

10 days ago

Geikamir

21 points

10 days ago

The bottom is just the top but further down.

hotmasalachai

12 points

10 days ago

That’s deep

I_am_a_Failer

6 points

9 days ago

Does this apply to gay relationships?

King_Fluffaluff

10 points

10 days ago

What happens when you add weight to something that is floating on the water? It sinks down a little bit. So as long as you keep adding weight it will keep sinking deeper while still being afloat, sometimes it flips over when the part above the water weighs less than what's beneath the water.

hotmasalachai

2 points

10 days ago

Thanks King. I’m just have a moment today. I’m not this slow usually lol

damik

3 points

9 days ago

damik

3 points

9 days ago

Not to be confused with airplane blue ice.

Blue ice, in the context of aviation, is frozen sewage material that has leaked mid-flight from commercial aircraft lavatory waste systems. It is a mixture of human biowaste and liquid disinfectant that freezes at high altitude.

Sparrow2go

3 points

9 days ago

Adios pizzachos

thoughtlow

268 points

10 days ago

thoughtlow

268 points

10 days ago

Blue Ice is a solid block that even though quite similar to regular ice and packed ice is much more slippery than both of them. According to the Minecraft Wiki, this block is naturally generated at the bottom of icebergs, with the majority of the time this block is distributed in the middle of the icebergs.

xxDankerstein

117 points

10 days ago

Lol the Minecraft wiki.

quannum

86 points

9 days ago

quannum

86 points

9 days ago

Bro just cited the Minecraft wiki for some real life shit. What a time to be alive

HeavySandwich

12 points

9 days ago

Chatgpt reply

FortyHippos

15 points

9 days ago

There’s an old Tlingit sport of carving blocks of this blue ice, laying it out in a track, and paddling a crude wooden boat over the surface as a form of racing.

NoMidnight5366

123 points

10 days ago

Just googled it : Glacier ice is blue because the red (long wavelengths) part of white light is absorbed by ice and the blue (short wavelengths) light is transmitted and scattered. The longer the path light travels in ice, the more blue it appears.

coconut-telegraph

58 points

10 days ago

Yeah, that’s why water is blue in general. In this case though the answer is compression, which is why the deeper ice pack is bluer than the surface, all the air is squeezed out.

rich519

7 points

9 days ago

rich519

7 points

9 days ago

So blue ice has more ice per ice? Got it.

mikerz85

11 points

9 days ago

mikerz85

11 points

9 days ago

That doesn’t explain why one side of the glacier is light blue and the other side is dark blue? They’re illuminated at the same distance, so the bluer part must be much denser ?

aweirdchicken

3 points

9 days ago

Correct! The bluer part has been compressed over time and is much, much denser

ImAzura

3 points

9 days ago

ImAzura

3 points

9 days ago

Has to do with the amount of air trapped in the ice. Blue ice is older, has gone through a lot of compression, and the air that was trapped within it has been forced out. This dense ice scatters blue light better than ice with air in it, hence the colour.

Similar phenomenon with the air in our atmosphere which is pretty good at scattering blue light.

wewbull

33 points

10 days ago

wewbull

33 points

10 days ago

Water is very very slightly blue. The blue ice is extremely pure water, dense, thick and has no air in it. The air is what normally what gives ice it's white appearance.

anchovo132

12 points

10 days ago

gatorade powder

WorldWarPee

10 points

9 days ago

It's got electrolytes

sublime13

3 points

9 days ago

It’s what plants crave

Flat_Perspective7341

3.4k points

10 days ago

This is awesome because it shows a real life representation of tip of the iceberg and not just a model

Lazy_Struggle4939

519 points

10 days ago

"it's only a model"

UFOctopus

68 points

10 days ago

Shhhhhh!

pertobello

101 points

10 days ago

pertobello

101 points

10 days ago

r/unexpectedMontyPython šŸ’›šŸ’›šŸ’›

UAintMyFriendPalooka

38 points

10 days ago

Let us not go to the iceberg. T’is a silly place.

unionoftw

14 points

9 days ago

unionoftw

14 points

9 days ago

We are the knights of ice berg

I_C_Weaner

16 points

10 days ago

Tis a silly place!

g2g079

131 points

10 days ago

g2g079

131 points

10 days ago

There are plenty of videos of these things tipping. This is my favorite.

Rrraou

107 points

10 days ago

Rrraou

107 points

10 days ago

Open the video, see people on the iceberg ... Ahhhh f***

WorldWeary1771

58 points

10 days ago

Didn’t look like they were wearing life jackets either! Hope they never tried this again…

I admired the way the person filming dropped the phone to assist in the emergency!

Saetric

30 points

10 days ago

Saetric

30 points

10 days ago

TeamRedundancyTeam

10 points

9 days ago

The opposite of /r/praisethecameraman

TheDeadGuy

3 points

9 days ago

Aw I was hoping it was real

g2g079

56 points

10 days ago

g2g079

56 points

10 days ago

They survived at least.

loomingmountains

59 points

10 days ago

From the comments: "This is actually rare footage of an iceberg showing its defense mechanism." šŸ˜‚

_ameranth_

31 points

10 days ago*

Well that was unexpectedly scary. I hope those two people are okay.

g2g079

10 points

10 days ago

g2g079

10 points

10 days ago

Well they didn't die so that's good.

Kaeny

8 points

10 days ago

Kaeny

8 points

10 days ago

Ice Climbers, two of them, on a small iceberg...

Ive seen this in a game somewhere

DylanCO

7 points

10 days ago

DylanCO

7 points

10 days ago

What are they even doing there?

Tactical_Tubgoat

29 points

9 days ago

Fucking around and finding out.

RetardedRedditRetort

21 points

10 days ago

Your favorite is the one where you can't see it flipping and people almost die.

GrowmieSome

25 points

10 days ago

Why is that your favorite? There's like two frames of the iceberg flipped.

particular-potatoe

3 points

9 days ago

Ended too soon.

PatrikPatrik

13 points

9 days ago

It’s also fascinating because someone went all this way and managed to film it and didn’t have a camera that had any kind of image stabilisation that is like standard since 2018 I mean come one

frontally

8 points

9 days ago

Possibly zoomed in. The movements look to me like normal handshake at a high zoom level on a phone

vitaminkombat

3 points

9 days ago

Plus filmed in portrait. The most amateur mistake of them all.

Riptide999

865 points

10 days ago

Riptide999

865 points

10 days ago

I think this is the source. https://youtu.be/RVwLHX6lgzQ?t=60 The video OP posted is mirrored, cropped and sped up.

ronzak

301 points

9 days ago

ronzak

301 points

9 days ago

Thanks. Speeding it up and cropping it removed all the sense of scale. With this version, you can see just how gigantic that thing is.

ShitPostToast

99 points

9 days ago

This version being slower watching the disturbance and darkening of the water to the left of the main glacier makes me think of a movie when the monster surfaces from under the water.

ExternalTangents

48 points

9 days ago

Yep, this version really shows the scale and the terrifying power. The amount of water moving, with some parts of the surface of the water getting sucked down and other parts roiling up is so much more impressive in this version than the OP

bizmike88

3 points

9 days ago

Wow, you were right. That video has major r/megalophobia vibes

The_Human_Bullet

132 points

10 days ago

Why the fuck would OP ruin the video like that?

NotSoPsychic

98 points

9 days ago

Karma whoring.

shahooster

13 points

9 days ago

A titanic problem around here.

SinjiOnO[S]

9 points

9 days ago*

I didn't. Found it like this because I was curious how events like these happen after seeing this post.

But people can assume whatever they like. I know it's not personal.

biznatch11

5 points

9 days ago

Reddit pro tip: when you find a random video you want to post but it's shitty quality, try find the original and post that instead.

Charlatangle

64 points

9 days ago

seffend

10 points

9 days ago

seffend

10 points

9 days ago

Holy shit!

uwanmirrondarrah

7 points

9 days ago

Its so crazy, I mean literally mountains just flipping, jumping out of the water, rolling, diving.

The sound must have been otherworldly in person.

Holy_Beergut

3 points

9 days ago

NGL, I was expecting this to be a troll post, with the video of the Club Penguin Ice flipping. So it being an actual video was a pleasant surprise.

TheHunchbackofOhio

19 points

9 days ago

There was another calving event that was caught on camera. The sound of one of these things is just insane.

JovialPanic389

6 points

9 days ago

Wow. They should've thrown a banana down there for scale.

teilzeit

5 points

9 days ago

teilzeit

5 points

9 days ago

That's fantastic. Thank you!

donttakecrack

266 points

10 days ago

I need that classic Zelda sound added where a location has been unlocked.

Chef818

63 points

10 days ago

Chef818

63 points

10 days ago

HanzoShotFirst

30 points

10 days ago*

I got an ad that was longer than the video

Seaweedin

22 points

9 days ago

Seaweedin

22 points

9 days ago

Remember when there wasn’t ads 😭

PatrikPatrik

4 points

9 days ago

I need u/stabbot

I-melted

663 points

10 days ago

I-melted

663 points

10 days ago

Christ that is a deep fjord.

Lil-Trappuccino

146 points

10 days ago

I love a deep fjord

abegyunahboddami

64 points

9 days ago

Slartibartfast won an award for making those fjords.

I-melted

23 points

9 days ago

I-melted

23 points

9 days ago

He was particularly fond of all the little crinkly bits.

Pudacat

10 points

9 days ago

Pudacat

10 points

9 days ago

I pine for them.

corgimetalthunderr

18 points

10 days ago

Have you riven a fjord lately?

Number174631503

7 points

9 days ago

Built fjord tough

mickdeb

33 points

10 days ago

mickdeb

33 points

10 days ago

This is very much not representing a fjord depth.... It can be 300' there you just don't know

rhbvkleef

42 points

10 days ago

When I was sailing around Schotland, I was surprised of the depth of lochs. During our trip across the North Sea, our depth sonar could consistently easily measure depth at around 50m or less. When sailing through lochs (which is bloody beautiful), the depth sensor would often max out at 200m.

ultralightbeeam

54 points

10 days ago

Not nearly as cool, but the Amazon river reaches up to 100m deep. That blows my mind that rivers can be this deep. Deep water terrifies the crap out of me r/Thalassophobia

ParticularYak9967

24 points

9 days ago

Max depth of the Congo Rover is 722 ft/220 m

Steveobiwanbenlarry1

9 points

9 days ago

Well that's fucking terrifying, what the hell is at the bottom? Is it a bunch of shipwrecks, each with their own detailed stories? Could it be behemoths that evolved from marine iguanas, capybaras or glow worms? Honestly I'd rather not know.

Poverty_Shoes

8 points

9 days ago

Also it’s discharge is twelve times that of the Mississippi. It’s a crazy amount of water.

Irlandaise11

21 points

9 days ago

The Hudson River is the deepest river in the US, and not coincidentally, is also a fjord!

I-melted

6 points

9 days ago

I-melted

6 points

9 days ago

I used to fish on Loch Goil. When we dropped the anchor only 10m from the steep shore it just kept going and going and going. Terrifying.

rhbvkleef

3 points

9 days ago

Ah yes, I do recognize that. We went for anchor in loch Hourn, and it was difficult to find a good spot due to how steep it was.

souIIess

7 points

9 days ago

souIIess

7 points

9 days ago

The Norwegian Sognefjord has portions of it that reach 1300m. As a rule of thumb, the depth is about the same as the mountains to the sides, so consider that there can be an almost 3km difference between the highest peaks along the fjord and its seabed.

Bavisto

14 points

10 days ago

Bavisto

14 points

10 days ago

I should call her.

Messter-pig

92 points

10 days ago

Where the hell are penguins with jackhammers

Teex22

13 points

9 days ago

Teex22

13 points

9 days ago

Getting their boogie on at the disco on other side of course

iam_lost_bred

12 points

9 days ago

Real

desiswiftie

7 points

9 days ago

I was looking for this comment šŸ˜‚

TripleU07

3 points

9 days ago

Just smile and wave, boys

WetNutSack

92 points

10 days ago

I WONDER how old is the freshwater ice at the bottom of that (deepest part)

HarryTruman

54 points

9 days ago

Likely a few hundred years. Glaciers like this are constantly moving downhill under their own weight.

FearingPerception

26 points

9 days ago

i wonder if the only water left in the world without microplastics is old ice in the middle of the berg

mick_au

11 points

9 days ago

mick_au

11 points

9 days ago

Terrible realisation or possibility, but there is rainwater which I assume is plastic free, I hope. Also deep underground water is usually quite old and this means plastic free. But we are fucked as a species.

GH_VEG

85 points

10 days ago

GH_VEG

85 points

10 days ago

I hate when these videos are clipped.

slams0ne

218 points

10 days ago*

slams0ne

218 points

10 days ago*

That blue ice has gotta be the crispiest! Shout out to my r/hydrohomies

xXxDr4g0n5l4y3rxXx

83 points

10 days ago

Reportedly it is... Unfortunately it is also very expensive

Illbsure

34 points

9 days ago

Illbsure

34 points

9 days ago

That's probably some high quality h2o

The_Phox

13 points

9 days ago

The_Phox

13 points

9 days ago

Gaaaatorraaade

anonymousxo

3 points

9 days ago

"NO"

" 'No', what?"

"Mueuahhahahahaaahhhhhhhh"

Lttlcheeze

4 points

9 days ago

Foosball it's the debil

Hahka-01

25 points

10 days ago

Hahka-01

25 points

10 days ago

Damn, it's better than wine tho i'm betting
I'd buy it if i had the cash lmfaaao

jimi15

6 points

10 days ago

jimi15

6 points

10 days ago

Wouldn't the water be sterile though and taste like nothing?

Hunt3rTh3Fight3r

13 points

10 days ago

Drink blue ice! It’ll quench ya! Nothing is quenchier! It’s the quenchiest!

superbuttpiss

4 points

9 days ago

Ever wake up in the middle of the night super thirsty? Like all you can think about is chugging water?

I had a friend who did that and chugged the blue ice water.

He has become something else ever since

slams0ne

3 points

9 days ago

slams0ne

3 points

9 days ago

Sounds like a... pretty cool dude

Soggy-Change

26 points

10 days ago

Why does it look delicious

iam_lost_bred

10 points

9 days ago

Cotton candy lookin ass

neuromatic

7 points

9 days ago

its where they get the ā€œblueā€ flavor for all your favorite candies

Schantlusch

52 points

10 days ago

Is that the iceberg Aang is in?

nomadic_hedgehog

42 points

10 days ago

This is a chunk of glacier breaking off. It's called "calving"

NotSoPsychic

24 points

9 days ago

Yeah, I hate how bad this title is. For some reason, calling it rare footage also annoys me. Maybe footage of a rare event, but shits all over the internet now. It isn't rare footage anymore.

shaggy237

3 points

9 days ago

We can safely say it won't be rare much longer.

Scooterforsale

26 points

10 days ago

Not gonna lie this is so cool it gets me going. Like sexually

victorz

18 points

9 days ago

victorz

18 points

9 days ago

Feel free to not share that next time you feel it. Just... handle it.

HeavyMetalTriangle

3 points

9 days ago

Why couldn’t you have just lied…

Scooterforsale

5 points

9 days ago

Love tells no lies

jordaniac89

36 points

10 days ago

TheGhandiMan

15 points

10 days ago

I think this is a sped up version.

marsinfurs

20 points

10 days ago

Thats a glacier and the ā€œblue icebergā€ isn’t formed it was already there

TorrenceMightingale

52 points

10 days ago*

Why is it so blue da ba di da ba… dye?

Papaya140

16 points

10 days ago

White ice is caused by air bubbles in the ice blue ice has no air bubbles because the air is squeezed out due to the immense pressure near the bottom of a glacier

Admirable-Breath-654

5 points

10 days ago

The dark web is emerging…

_ToyStory2WasOk_

5 points

10 days ago

When I dump my slurpee into another cup so all the flavor is at the top.

[deleted]

13 points

10 days ago

[deleted]

13 points

10 days ago

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G_Unit_Solider

3 points

10 days ago

Why is it blue. What makes it blue

OMGimFLYIN247

3 points

10 days ago

That’s some Jack from Titanic blue

henry_potter_legacy

3 points

10 days ago

blue ice white dragon

vantharion

3 points

10 days ago

This is so flippin cool!

mrsmambas

3 points

10 days ago

Tha darker of blue the deeper it was

koolaidisthestuff

3 points

10 days ago

That was really pretty how it went from like white to blue like that the lower down cool stuff I don’t think I’ve seen one like this.

Split0069

3 points

9 days ago

Why is it blue?

Grifffffffffff

3 points

9 days ago

Enjoy the view while we still can.

PortlandPetey

3 points

9 days ago

I’m surprised that super rich people don’t pay some crazy amount of money for harvested blue ice cubes in their fancy cocktails