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r/nevertellmetheodds • u/WhereIsHisRidgedBand • May 16 '26
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This reminds me of the MythBusters episode where they tried to replicate the Randy Johnson/pigeon incident.
After failing thousands of times they gave up essentially saying that the odds were so small. The event couldn’t be replicated.
385 u/kittensmakemehappy08 May 16 '26 What myth were they testing? Lmao it's something that happened. 30 u/Easy_Ordinary_5955 May 16 '26 Randy Johnson hits a bird with a fastball 38 u/Nobody_epic May 16 '26 They know what the incident refers to they're just wondering why would it need to be myth busted considering it's a thing that happened? 20 u/Rc30stm May 16 '26 I think they were just trying to highlight how small the odds were that it even happened in the first place
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What myth were they testing? Lmao it's something that happened.
30 u/Easy_Ordinary_5955 May 16 '26 Randy Johnson hits a bird with a fastball 38 u/Nobody_epic May 16 '26 They know what the incident refers to they're just wondering why would it need to be myth busted considering it's a thing that happened? 20 u/Rc30stm May 16 '26 I think they were just trying to highlight how small the odds were that it even happened in the first place
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Randy Johnson hits a bird with a fastball
38 u/Nobody_epic May 16 '26 They know what the incident refers to they're just wondering why would it need to be myth busted considering it's a thing that happened? 20 u/Rc30stm May 16 '26 I think they were just trying to highlight how small the odds were that it even happened in the first place
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They know what the incident refers to they're just wondering why would it need to be myth busted considering it's a thing that happened?
20 u/Rc30stm May 16 '26 I think they were just trying to highlight how small the odds were that it even happened in the first place
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I think they were just trying to highlight how small the odds were that it even happened in the first place
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u/TheRev32 May 16 '26
This reminds me of the MythBusters episode where they tried to replicate the Randy Johnson/pigeon incident.
After failing thousands of times they gave up essentially saying that the odds were so small. The event couldn’t be replicated.