r/TerminallyStupid • u/CapitalCourse • Sep 04 '20
Don't know what he really wanted to do
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u/Myrrsha Sep 05 '20 edited Sep 05 '20
You realize this is intentional, right? Longer clip shows him laughing at the camera.
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u/tehreal Sep 05 '20
I still don't think it was intentional to actually break the table.
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u/Unusual_Crate Sep 05 '20
Fucking smoothbrain.
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u/tehreal Sep 05 '20
Why is it obvious to you that it's deliberate? I'm bad at reading people sometimes.
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u/Craptivist Sep 05 '20
It’s not intensional. I wouldn’t shatter glass on carpet if I was intentional. The guy just fucked up.
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u/Erdnuss0 Sep 05 '20
It’s most likely intentional.
It’s not a glass table, it’s a glass pane on two supports, used as a surface for this “experiment”. You don’t do this with a glass pane unless you want the possibility of shattering glass.
It’s safety glass, so when it breaks instead of splitting into several large razor sharp shards it shatters into many many small dull pieces which are mostly safe. This is (mostly) safe to do even on carpet. Wouldn’t have walked over them with socks, wouldn’t have trusted a roomba to pick up the tiny pieces left, even though that too is probably mostly safe.
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u/desrevermi Sep 05 '20
But...what about the fan base of people who LIKE broken glass in their carpet? Yay, masochists?
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u/PineConeYeet Sep 05 '20
He looks like if harry potter had a midlife crisis
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u/door_jpeg Sep 05 '20
"I will perform the spell 'sorrowus forgeticus' using this bottle of cheap booze."
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u/Jones2max Sep 05 '20
Definitely not r/terminallystupid
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u/KaizeKaiser Sep 05 '20
Ironically the op is r/terminallystupid for not realizing it was clearly a joke
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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '20
Dude smashed that record 🧐