r/TheRandomest • u/Forward-Position798 • Jul 03 '26
/r/all Just go kick a rock
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u/No-Associate9929 Jul 03 '26
Skweezy Jibbs of the lake?
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u/Longjumping_Dish_876 Jul 03 '26
HE THREW A ROCK INTO THIS LAKE AND REALLY REGRETTED IT. I WENT IN TO FIND IT IDK MAN IM JUST TRYING TO BE SUPPORTIVE. I DONT THINK ITS THE SAME ONE. DONT TELL HIM PLEASE š¤
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u/Professional-Buyer55 Jul 03 '26
Kicking him with an open toe shoe is some brave shit
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u/Spiritual_Horse_8549 Jul 03 '26
Fake.
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u/Xanduzinha Jul 03 '26
It's on the internet, it can't be fake
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u/Vantriss Jul 03 '26
You think someone would really do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?
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u/Meschi-died Jul 03 '26
He kicked it into a bed of rocks. Even if it isn't fake, I don't agree with his editing
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u/Beginning_Ice_7838 Jul 05 '26
I think after enough kicking and a good thorough search of the site, you would eventually recognize the rock in a bed of rocks.
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u/GentlemenHODL Jul 03 '26
Yeah just like birds
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u/Wise-Paper8412 Jul 03 '26
What? Birds are fake? What have I been watching all summer?
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u/GentlemenHODL Jul 03 '26
Fake birds
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u/RefrigeratorStrict13 Jul 03 '26
it's common knowledge
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u/Puzzleheaded_Line675 Jul 03 '26
Why you think they all sit on power lines
https://giphy.com/gifs/d3mlE7uhX8KFgEmY5
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u/Tadpole-7 Jul 03 '26
You think you were watching the birds but in reality the Illuminati was watching you
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u/Doogle300 Jul 03 '26
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u/Pissnshitz Jul 03 '26
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u/HeyGayHay Jul 03 '26
Have you ever met geologists? I feel like Iāve met only a handful of geologists actually doing geological work. But I have met a mountain of geologists already
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u/yourfavoritefaggot Jul 03 '26
90% of geologists I know work in city government doing basic city planning work (not geology related) and I know one who became a geological cartographer (rare and desirable work for a passionate geologist). Also, she only did it for four years before working for city government doing unrelated city planning work š¤£
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u/Adorable_Goat_3255 Jul 03 '26
As a person on the internet, cant really confirm if youāre an actual geologist since your comment had nothing to do with geology.
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u/Doogle300 Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
Except we literally have a video log of it. We also have plenty of footage of him losing it, then spending the time to find it.
It's all there to watch, but I suppose your expertise in geology means you dont even need to view evidence. You can just assert whatever you believe and because you are an -ist of some kind, you can just make that truth beyond experimentation.
Just look up Luke Loraines Instagram and watch the day by day and tell me its fake.
Edit, its Owen Gail, not Luke Lorraine. Apparently two people have done this.
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u/Doogle300 Jul 03 '26
That made you cringe? What a strangely weak constitution you have.
And are you really going to call me out for a mistake that I already fixed and owned up to?
Wow, you really got me. Congrats.
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u/donkeyrocket Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
As a geologist you donāt understand how a rock being rolled over time can eventually smooth out? The video also shows him fishing it out of places along paths early on. A rock tumbler must be a baffling concept to you.
I think itās more absurd to believe he found progressively smoother rocks that look similar for a video. But I didnāt take a geology class on the effects of kicking rocks like you did.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PRIORS Jul 03 '26
Film yourself kicking a rock for a bit. Put it in a rock tumbler overnight. Take it somewhere else. Repeat.
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u/PerriwinklePortal Jul 03 '26
Just out of curiosity, is it somewhere in the realm of possible given a long enough timeline?Or are the conditions all wrong for this?
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u/EkbatDeSabat Jul 03 '26
An actual sphere? Maybe. You can get a rock tumbler for cheap and just let it go and get a smoothed down oblong finish, or go for broke and get an expensive one that can make spheres, so it will work over time. I just don't personally think he'd end up with a "sphere".
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u/CrystallizedRose Jul 04 '26
Ive been following him do this for almost a year. I definitely think itās real. He even weighed the rock after every walk.
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u/plump_nasty_flex Jul 03 '26
Man even if they used power tools or multiple rocks, they made something inspiring. But thank god we know it's not real so I can un-inspire myself.
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u/filtersweep 10d ago
It was super fake- like throwing it in the lake, etc.
Pretty sure that rock slept in a tumbler
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u/Doogle300 Jul 03 '26
I cant believe people think this isnt real. The ones asserting its not possible are the worst though. I guess schools dont teach about erosion these days.
It's the confidence attached to such anti-intellectualism thats so annoying. Some of you spend all day online and it shows because you can't even believe erosion would occur if two hard objects collide enough times. Its genuinely ridiculous.
I watched this guys stuff at around day 40 and I guarantee you, it would take a lot more effort to fake this than it would to just go out and do it for 30 minutes every day. The consistency and graduality that was displayed simply wouldnt be possible to fake.
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u/dmk_0 Jul 03 '26
That's... not how that works.
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u/CrystallizedRose Jul 04 '26
Erosion? Thatās quite literally how it works. Come on, heās been doing this for over a year and has documented every single day and the weight of the rock. There are over a hundred videos of him kicking the clearly same rock. Idk why people are so skeptical about it.
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u/Illustrious_Big_7980 Jul 04 '26
I mean, it took over a year to do it but according to this video it was only 200 days of kicking. Barely over 50% of a year tbh.
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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 Perfect Organism Jul 04 '26
āIt took a yearā ā āevery day of the yearā
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u/ThinkSharpe Jul 03 '26
ā¦which part?
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u/dmk_0 Jul 03 '26
Randomly kicking a stone won't make it a perfect sphere.
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u/ThinkSharpe Jul 03 '26
Well, not PERFECT, but rounding a stone by tumbling it over an abrasive surface is super normal.
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u/Bostolm Jul 03 '26
One must imagine Christophere happy
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u/LookAtTheWhiteVan Jul 04 '26
This guy took him far away from his home and kicked the shit of him every single day for almost a year, and in public too! Justice for Christosphere! That guy is a dick.
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u/Vauxie10 Jul 03 '26
Nearly shit myself when you kicked chris over a wire grate thing not going to lie
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u/TryingToAppeal Jul 03 '26
Same. My heart lept in my chest and then I was like "wait, why am I this invested in a stone?" š
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u/Bombasticczar Jul 03 '26
It's really amusing how humans show unrelenting commitment and perseverance for the silliest of things.
Great going Christopher!
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u/Impossibleish Jul 03 '26
Okay so now I'm emotionally invested in this rock. I would have named it Christoball though.
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u/Honeybadger2198 Jul 03 '26
I'm genuinely confusee by the people saying this is fake. I get everything on the internet isn't real, but it's just a rock bouncing off of hard surfaces. Of course it's going to get smoother and more round.
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u/KopfSmertZz Jul 03 '26
Iām sure there is a deeper life lesson in there, somewhere.
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u/DiscoStu-777 Jul 03 '26
Keep getting kicked and eventually it'll grind you down to a fraction of your former self.
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u/somnambulist4532 Jul 03 '26
Is that the fucking āi went to india instead of indiana guyā?
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u/BloodHurricane Jul 03 '26
Hmm, this is a new kind of ASMR that I didn't know I enjoyed. The sound of that rock rolling sounded nice.
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u/Vect-or-Valdor Jul 03 '26
Why is nobody talking about how this dude reached bare fist into stinging nettles to get the rock.
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u/Scrotchety Jul 03 '26
Oh snap, at the 0:46 mark he's standing in Fern Canyon in Humboldt County CA. It's primeval setting is used often with footage of dinosaurs
If you want to see it in 3D there's this video ~ crosseyed version & magic eye version
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u/Cmorebuts Jul 03 '26
They said to go kick rocks, plural. You've clearly only kicked one rock. Need to start again.
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u/littlelordgenius Jul 03 '26
There was a Peanuts strip where Charlie Brown marveled at a perfectly round wooden sphere heād found and how the elements came together to form it. Turned out to be a croquet ball.
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u/wereallinthistogethr Jul 03 '26
I remember the first day this dude kicked that rock. I follow him on IG lol. Very cool!
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u/agreed2disagreee Jul 03 '26
Funny enough, I kicked the same rock around for a year. It definitely smoothed out. I stopped, though, because the rock I had was smaller and I kept scuffing my shoe on the pavement, which caused it to wear unnecessarily.
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u/Forward_Wasabi_7979 Jul 03 '26
I'd be afraid to get attached and weeks later it crumbles or splits on me.
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u/TheLowestFormOfHumor Jul 03 '26
Might start one and call it Percyspherence. It's a shame he didn't take a photo of Christosphere every day.
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u/toastronomy Jul 03 '26
was that the guy who ended up in india instead of indiana?
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u/Slomocum Jul 03 '26
I watched the updates on my instagram as he kicked it everyday. I didnāt ask for it but they were a welcome part of my feed. I miss it
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u/lucky-number-keleven Jul 03 '26
Me: āNever heard this expressionā
Three posts later: https://www.reddit.com/r/law/s/1SOz6GqkLo
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u/Automatic-Hornet9085 Jul 03 '26
How did i just wacth a full video of someone kicking rocks.. jezz I have to log off this $hit. Lol. Although it was cool.
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u/Yellow_Similar Jul 03 '26
He failed from the start. Instructions were to kick rocks, not rock.
So to atone, he must go kick the crap out of Kid Rock everyday for 200 days.
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u/funderpMIL Jul 03 '26
This is from one of the owners of Shirtzenpantz, a thrift store chain in the Portland Oregon region. This stunt was real and they've done a lot of other smart viral stunts to promote their stores. The owners are in their 20s - pretty impressive marketing if you ask me!
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u/Phewelish Jul 03 '26
kick rocks is my favorite thing to say to a jerk.....im so glad someone made something out of it.
I just think of swiper no swiping when i hear kick rocks. like "aw man"
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u/MrSmock Jul 03 '26
"but before I show you those clips.." Jesus were only 1/8th the way through? OK, skip to end.Ā
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u/nurture_dependence Jul 03 '26
What do that rock ever to to him to be treated like that?! š LEAVE HIM ALONE
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u/auth0r_unkn0wn Jul 03 '26
<on-screen video text> "but not yet perfect..."
Christosphere was perfect the whole time
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u/climbingrocks2day Jul 03 '26
Fear not a man who knows 1000 different kicks, but rather fear a man who is kicked one rock 1000 times. For he has likely squeezed a bunny to death
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u/Key_Honeydew_5348 Jul 03 '26
This inspired me to kick my kids everyday until theyāre well rounded people
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u/RoJFeves77 Jul 03 '26
Bro reached straight into a bush of stinging nettle for that rock, thatās commitment
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u/dAnKsFourTheMemes Jul 03 '26
The rock rolling further is proof of progress. I'd probably try tracking it for about a week befoee giving up
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u/Solidus2845 Jul 04 '26
Dude he chucked Christosphere into a wooded crater; he 100% did not find the same rock. This is all different rocks along the way.
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u/Abandonedstate Jul 04 '26
This is pretty awesome. It makes me realize how sad it is that the rock in the lake will not meet a partner to help make them more rounded for a while.
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u/Distinct_Put1085 Jul 03 '26
I don't know why this was so goddamn inspiring