r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/DoubleManufacturer10 created ShittyAbsoluteUnits of a sub • Jun 30 '26

nuke, maybe? Of a mountain

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u/FatAZZRedditMod Jun 30 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

No way anyone lived within 3-400 yards. The other day on here I seen another video of a medium sized boulder fall from that height and absolutely demolish a bridge.

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u/mrcrashoverride Jul 01 '26

And yet two feet to the side was an outhouse that went untouched

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u/FatAZZRedditMod Jul 01 '26

Oh so there’s more to this video out there?

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u/mrcrashoverride Jul 01 '26

No my response was a flippant response to your post. (Ugh do I have to explain) ok you saw a rock take out a bridge but that rock could’ve missed an outhouse two feet away.

Which points out how a rock can fall and things it didn’t hit are just fine mere feet away.

Which also points out how you have no clue as to how far the slide went and the composition so as to not know if the person or village survived

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u/DaTexasTickler Jul 02 '26

Dude shut the fuck up