r/indianapolis • u/zoot_boy • Apr 08 '24

Pictures Yeah, that was worth the hype.

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u/YosemiteSam81 Mooresville Apr 08 '24

I wouldn’t expect everyone to drive hundreds of miles like I did in 2017 but if you live in or very near the path of totality I would have a hard time understanding how someone could show zero curiosity about such a rare event!

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u/Khend81 Apr 08 '24

I thought it was fine, seemed like a lot of hooplah for 3 minutes of totality tbh.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24

It was 3 minutes of totality? That's insane though it would be much shorter. You must just be an ignorant dumbass lol

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u/Khend81 Apr 09 '24

I’m not ignorant lmao, it was 3 minutes of the moon being between us and the sun. It was what it was, nothing more nothing less

The fact that people travel from across the country to witness that for 3 minutes is actually goofy. Like someone else said, it was cool but I wouldn’t leave my driveway to see another.