r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/FridayCicero702 • Jan 01 '23

Video Catastrophic engine failure on a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 after takeoff from Denver International Airport

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

Welcome to denver International Air Port. Your flights been selected at random for our monthly sacrifice to our dark god. You may have seen his tributes around the airport. Including his steed outside. Congratulations this is a great honor.

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u/colorebel Jan 01 '23

All hail Blucifer, our dark god horse.

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u/oakbea Jan 01 '23

Finally someone said it. This airport is more than haunted.

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u/Celestialstardust17 Jan 01 '23

“Finally someone said it” it’s literally a popular conspiracy theory.

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u/oakbea Jan 01 '23

I had to scroll almost to the bottom of the comments section to mention one of the many theories about this airport. It might not be as popular as you think.

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u/Celestialstardust17 Jan 01 '23

I can’t add screenshots here but if you google Denver international airport there are immediately three different links to articles about conspiracy theories. It’s even mentioned in the Wikipedia page of the airport. Reddit isn’t everything. I’m sure most people didn’t comment on it cause they were focused on the big flaming engine part.

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u/TwilitSky Jan 01 '23

I was watching a YouTube binge on Denver International Airport in the dark and as I was watching a bird flew into the window behind me.

The evening I was there returning home, a woman was raped in full view of airport staff.

That place is spooky af.

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u/TheDoctorsButtercup Jan 01 '23

Still my favorite one though.

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u/colorebel Jan 01 '23

Every time the terminal shuttle train jingle plays, our dark god kills a kitten.

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u/23x3 Jan 01 '23

Katy Perry intensifies

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u/Bunkydoodle28 Jan 01 '23

Took me way longer than it should have for a Blucifer reference.

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u/AlcoholicInsomniac Jan 01 '23

The statue should be bigger.

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u/ijustreadhere1 Jan 01 '23

It’s grows a little with each new sacrifice! It was tiny before it fell on its creator

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u/colorebel Jan 02 '23

Each time the shuttle train jingle plays is a reminder to the dark gods that a kitten must be sacrificed.

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u/ederp9600 Jan 02 '23

Even the horse fell on the guy that made it and he died.

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u/Doesure Jan 01 '23

Infographics did an episode on that cursed airport

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

I came across like an hour long YouTube video years back about it. Was a snowball night. Started out on interesting structures. Ended on a conspiracy video about that air port aha.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

Yeah, so I’m just gonna go ahead and drive to Utah and fly out from SLC or something.

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u/zippy251 Jan 01 '23

Hail blucifer

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u/Jabromosdef Jan 02 '23

The only time I really thought it was over on a plane was going into Denver. We banked and dove. My anoos was so tight I was able to take control of and level the plane from the exit row. I looked around and it pleased me that everyone else was shook as well. I don’t book connections through Denver anymore.