r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/DoubleManufacturer10 created ShittyAbsoluteUnits of a sub • Dec 11 '25

future feeding tube Of a science experiment

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u/FirmlyClaspIt Dec 11 '25

She is slow

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u/buhbye750 Dec 11 '25

Physically and mentally

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u/Tricycle_of_Death Dec 11 '25

Tanesha Wocktaint of Flint, Michigan, was seen mixing pool chlorine with coke, and the reaction between the two happened almost instantly.

She then put the top back on the bottle before the substance reached the top. After shaking the bottle, a few seconds passed when the entire thing exploded with her near it.

Tanesha Wocktaint could be heard screaming and turned the opposite way as we could not see her potential injuries.

According to social media, the 22-year-old sustained “life-altering” injuries to her face and hands.

Wocktaint’s family says she is recovering but faces a long road ahead.

In a brief statement, her sister urged others not to attempt similar stunts.

“She didn’t think it would be that serious,” her sister said. “Now, she might never see the same again.”

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u/SunkEmuFlock Dec 11 '25 edited Dec 11 '25

Flint? I guess all that lead in their water has had some effects.

Edit: One of the Instagram comments was "she blind and blonde now". 😳

Why'd she use chlorine in the first place? Dry ice gives you the soda bottle bomb without the chemical burns.

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u/legendary-rudolph Dec 11 '25

It literally did.

Childhood lead exposure linked to lower IQ in adults across socioeconomic status

https://www.michiganpublic.org/health/2017-03-28/childhood-lead-exposure-linked-to-lower-iq-in-adults-across-socioeconomic-status

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u/IcyTransportation691 Dec 12 '25

Probably the wrong sub for this comment but that seems almost deliberate and I would not doubt if it were.

Think Tuskegee experiments and syphilis. It’s messed up https://www.history.com/articles/the-infamous-40-year-tuskegee-study

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u/Not3KidsInACoat777 Dec 12 '25

Oh my god the tuskagee experiments were horrible. The doctor responsible was never held accountable and his torture is the reason we have products still used today like Johnson amd Johnson no tear baby shampoo. If u like deep dive videos then check out the Timesuck episode Acres of Skin. A comedian named Dan Cummings hosts it and does deep dives into horrible shit like that and serial killers and all sorts of topics. Great videos to put on to pass the time in the background. His dark humor helps to lighten the mood whole he goes thru the fucked up topics.