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I think this is good, right? Feels like the first time the supreme court has done something I agree with in a while...

closest thing we had to it was arrested in a Mcdonalds because some dumbass making less than 12 dollars and hour dropped a dime on him.

Can't have robin hood without some class solidarity.

Thank you, I was mostly interested in the training manuals / SOPs, didn't really care about anyone's personal info.

Edit: your profile picture is hella dope fellow 'naught.

Hard to say, my reason for guessing older is that the pile appears to be in a fairly dense woodland area. In these types of situations materials do not break down as quickly as they would in direct sunlight, the boogie board on the bottom right leads me to believe the pile has at least partial sun exposure (or it blew from somewhere else / another pile with more sun).

I have seen a 90's USA football sit exactly like that in a pile for years (5+) and still look relatively inflated, although I bet if you pick that ball up you will quickly realize it has little air and is largely held together by the structure of the material.

Love this game though, wish we could find a source of pictures like this where the dump date is definitively known, but obscured, so we could all test our hypothesis's definitively.

great point, I used to find trash piles like this in the woods around where I lived, and even as a child I always wondered about who put them there, what their life was like, and what people would think about the piles I left behind, how I could leave clearer messages for them so they were not confused.

good point, I was just getting off work and killing time before heading home, so definitely blew passed some details on the cassette deck!

concur, dumping pile was probably in use during a range of time, curious what might be under there if OP starts poking around with a shovel, was mostly trying to narrow down an oldest object and then work from there.

I think I found the cassette player, although it dates it to the 80s... Although it could of been an old object dumped alongside more contemporary ones, as the cassette doesn't appear to be as aged as other objects...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/405015397001

Logo on the Wilson football dates from 1994-present, so oldest possible age of pile is ~1994, although I think it is younger.

Design on the Bud Light can is circa 2004, but I feel like someone could of dropped that separate from the pile.

This game is really fun, we should start a subreddit.

I wonder what Mantis Shrimp see...

Welp I guess I wasn't too far off the mark originally... If you go to the page and follow the links they are only giving out the data to verified journalists.

RIB

Props, I don't mean to imply we all need to shoehorn old technology in everywhere, but there are definitely spaces for it, and I also believe knowing how to use these tools are a great skillset to have.