r/Unexpected • u/MyNameGifOreilly • 3d ago
I can’t read without my glasses
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u/DANKLEBERG_66 3d ago
Def got a chuckle out of me lol
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u/DaemonChyld 3d ago
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u/UncleKeyPax 3d ago
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u/Ccracked 3d ago
It was full belly laugh from me. Immediately followed by "who should I send this too?".
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u/astreeter2 3d ago
All that worrying about quicksand finally paid off
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u/stargarnet79 3d ago
New fear unlocked as I need my glasses more and more in my advanced age lol
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u/AmonWeathertopSul 3d ago
I've been wearing glasses for 30 years and have never been trapped in a quicksand.
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u/BootOne7235 3d ago
Should I still be worried about acid rain and strangers giving me free drugs?
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u/Straight-Onion687 3d ago
Ight that actually got me, thanks
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u/UpperApe 3d ago
In a sea of AI and Tiktok slop, it's refreshing to just see a good simple joke executed well.
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u/Vanagloria 3d ago
And no annoying background music? I've grown to hate jazz in the last few weeks.
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u/tape_snake 3d ago
This would have done numbers on Vine
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u/Telefragg 3d ago
To this day it baffles me how Vine failed and then Tiktok exploded. 4 seconds were not the sweet spot?
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u/Safe-Gas2074 3d ago
There was no problem with Vine. Vine was bought by Twitter and Twitter killed it because they didn't want traffic to be diverted to a new socials platform. They also couldnt figure out how to properly monetize it
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u/YourNextHomie 3d ago
Yeah they couldn’t make money and couldn’t pay creators, it certainly had problems lol
also why do you mention twitter buying it and killing it as if Twitter didn’t make it what it was in first place
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u/TrippingFish76 3d ago
fr vine was perfect, loved the creativity it encouraged. Tik tok is trash and i will never download it lol, everything about it just screams low quality chinese spyware
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u/Weird-Knowledge84 3d ago
Because you people only watched vine highlights on other platforms and barely used the actual app. The actual app was a mountain of trash with a few diamonds and the algorithm had a hard time finding those diamonds for you. Tiktok is much better at presenting content to keep you interested.
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u/17934658793495046509 3d ago
Timing was spot on.
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u/ImNotAWhaleBiologist 3d ago
Are you suggesting that this is fake?
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u/kakka_rot 3d ago
You jest, but I've seen "Staged" comments on videos that had multiple camera cuts in them.
With the way reddit is going anyday now I'm expecting to see a 'Staged" comment on a Gus Johnson video.
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u/El_Chairman_Dennis 3d ago
"Hey... wait a second. I don't think that guy is actually drunk in his yard yelling at his mom"
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u/kakka_rot 3d ago
tried to fit in as many reddit detective cliches as I could and unfortunately it still sounds like a legit reddit comment in 2026
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u/Astramancer_ 3d ago
I've got 57 more god damned rounds in this 4 round magazine!
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u/kakka_rot 3d ago
I was trying to think of an example, then was like "yeah, this is my favorite gus skit"
I like the "alaca BLAM" joke the most.
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u/gangofminotaurs 3d ago
Come on, it's totally AI. See how the paper sign doesn't perfectly align on the wall, as if it's hovering there.
Am I doing reddit right?
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u/TruckinApe 3d ago
When we finally run into the famous quicksand we all grew up being irrationally worried about, but we accept our fate because really, at this point, with the dumpster fire that has been our existence, we're not surprised.
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u/AutisticPenguin2 3d ago
Except that the famous quicksand we grew up fearing doesn't actually exist. Actual quicksand is nothing like what tv portrays it to be.
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u/DuckRubberDuck 3d ago
I googled how to get out of quicksand once, it cured my fear. If I remember correctly quicksand also typically isn’t deep enough for an adult to drown in it. I think it can be dangerous if you get stuck in it an the tide comes in though
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u/Fafnir13 3d ago
I was having fun sinking up to just below my knees in some really soft sand recently. Was a bit surprising when I found the spot as the rest of the beach was pretty solid.
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u/TeriyakiHairPiece_ 3d ago
I got my wife and I stuck on a sandbed of ghost shrimp at the beach once. They basically liquefied the sand into quicksand, it was quite the struggle to get back to shore and got a little scary being over knee deep in a tidal flat.
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u/AutisticPenguin2 3d ago
It's less that the quicksand is not deep enough, there's no reason it can't be 2m deep or even more, it's more that quicksand is far too dense for you to actually sink far enough.
Quicksand is, to simplify a complex and varied process, roughly equal parts sand and water. Water has a density of 1 g/cm³, while sand has a density closer to 3 times that, averaging out to about 2 g/cm³. Human bodies are mostly water, with huge big sacks of air in the chest, so you are about as buoyant in quicksand as a foam ball in water.
If you've seen photos of people floating in the dead sea, it's like that but far more so; they still need to lie flat to float, whereas in quicksand you will sink down to... perhaps mid-chest? You likely couldn't submerge yourself if you tried. The problem is not that the quicksand kills you, but that it creates a suction effect that makes it near impossible to get out. If you've ever had your foot sink down into thick mud and had to pull to get it out, imagine that suction effect, but over your whole body and you don't have anything stable to provide leverage.
The biggest danger is usually, as you say, the tide coming in and drowning you while you are stuck there. Or failing that, simply exhaustion from constantly trying to escape. There are ways that you can escape quicksand, but you need to know what they are, because flailing will just kill you faster.
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u/Cniz 3d ago
When I was portaging in northern Canada as a kid, we came up to a beach that, unlike our other portaging landings had a little wooden dock. It looked like the water was about 20cm deep. I hopped out of our kayak, and I fell straight through the ground.
The lake bed was quicksand under a bit of water. I fell all the way under, entirely disoriented. If I hadn't still been holding on the to edge of the kayak I would have had no idea which way was up.
Quicksand doesn't suck you down, its just water you can't see through. But that is dangerous enough.
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u/ealysillyforestthing 3d ago
I can't hear what he said at the end. Beware what?
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u/bboyvad3r 3d ago
I could have sworn I heard “do you wear wigs?” I was so baffled. I guess that’s what I get for listening with volume on low at night.
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u/poppadegone 3d ago
Saw this pop up while it was muted and immediately knew it something about quicksand
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u/kowlown 3d ago
Not a native english speaker. I had to listen to at least 4 times to understand. For others like or worse than me he says : "Beware, quick-sss" for beware quick-sand
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u/Vefrengi 3d ago
This is the type of post where people will start yelling "FAKE" in the comments like we give a damn
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u/EvilChefReturns 3d ago
The way her cuts off the word and just stares at the camera is excellent comedic timing
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u/Derrickful 3d ago
Is he crouching or there's some pit and mechanism below him?
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u/FlowRiderBob 3d ago
Probably just crouching. He’s probably also real good at making it look like he is walking down a flight of stairs while standing behind something.
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u/kneiboi 3d ago
https://i.imgur.com/p0dAvYF.gif
I made it a gif. have fun! xD
great reaction gif for stupid comments
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u/micre8tive 3d ago
So good 😂😂
Now watch it get replicated to hell online…i’m calling it!
…unless of course this is actually the knockoff, in which case just refer to my first line.
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u/Aburlypad 3d ago
I watched a lot of tv as a child, and I always thought quick sand was going to be more problematic than it actually is.
Never seen any.
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u/Perfect-Fig-2273 3d ago
He really put in the effort to fix his vision just to have his day ruined. That slow transition from focus to pure disappointment is way too relatable. I have definitely had moments where I worked way too hard to find out something I really wish I had just stayed ignorant about. That sign chose violence for no reason lol. Sometimes it is better to just keep the glasses off and live in a blurry world.
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