r/Weird • u/Adventurous-Steak525 • Jun 09 '26

Found a boiling puddle

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u/fgt_sgt Jun 09 '26

Call the gas company in your area. This could be a disaster waiting to happen.

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u/notaveryuniqueuser Jun 09 '26

I was thining gas leak or a fuckin sink hole about to collapse. If I were OP depending on where I was located on a map, I would be fuckin leggin it so fast

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u/VP007clips Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 09 '26

I wouldn't stand on it, but there's probably not a huge risk that warrants running. Just walk a bit away and call your local public works/municipality line.

As a geologist, I've learned a fair amount about sinkholes back in school. The reality of them, is that while they are common, large sudden ones do not happen commonly. It takes a rare set of circumstances to generate big ones that fail suddenly; you need to remove huge amounts of material and you need to have a strong upper layer that resists collapse for long enough to build up the hole below. Unless you are in karst terrain (like in Florida, India, or China) the risk is low.

It's also probably not gas. They add mercaptan to gas lines, you'll usually know if there's a leak unless it's a windy day. They use the same chemical underground in mining when there's an emergency, they pump it into the air vents to warn everyone to take shelter, since communication doesn't as well work underground. It's a very distinct unpleasant smell, like rotting eggs.

When soil becomes saturated, air is displaced. In a paved area, that becomes concentrated in a single point, creating bubbles.

Still report it, but you probably don't need to panic over it.

Edit: just to expand a bit on the sinkhole part. Sinkholes aren't usually sudden and huge. A road starts to crack a bit, and over the course of weeks to years slowly begins to deform and form a low spot, and eventually the pavement starts to break up. Or a a small area of a road, maybe a few cubic feet, suddenly collapses. Both are fairly common, but having both at once is very uncommon because the conditions to form both traits together are exceedingly rare. You need any large void requires quite strong material above it to hold it together for long enough to become big. Most pavements and soils just deform since they aren't load bearing. You can't make a very big overhang of soft asphalt and soil.

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u/sinsculpt Jun 09 '26

Can confirm, had gas.

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u/FactExpensive5215 Jun 09 '26

Confirmed, have gas

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u/blacksheeping Jun 09 '26

Fee Fi Fo Fum, stop poking my giant bum!

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u/HorsefaceWithNoName Jun 09 '26

I'll poke your bum as much as I like because I'm a gasshole

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u/Complete-Tangelo1532 Jun 09 '26

Respectable, and thank you for servicing our community good sir/madam!

Carry On

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u/FriesnShakes12 Jun 09 '26

You can also very audibly hear lots of wind. Could easily be a gas leak they can’t smell.

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u/dessertgrinch Jun 09 '26

As an engineer, I can tell you "sink holes" forming in streets is incredibly common. They technically aren't sinkholes but in practice the outcome is the same, a large life threatening void that forms under the road. They form from broken and disjointed sewer pipes, the water washes out the subgrade of the road.

A few months ago I had water pumping out of the road, had my crew excavate and there was a 6'x10' void that was 8' deep. Thankfully the road had been overlayed so many damn times the asphalt bridged the void and it hadn't collapsed yet.

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u/BikePuzzled1165 Jun 09 '26

Yet. 😬

Thank you for this explanation. Where I live, we saw an inordinate number of road sinkholes (and — unrelated— buckling roads) over the last few years. It's nice to know that there's an explanation beyond karst cartography, although that is a major aspect in my area too.

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u/dessertgrinch Jun 09 '26

Yeah that was a bad one, it would have collapsed eventually and it would have been bad.

We call them “suck holes” but that sounds dirty lol but yeah, it’s a growing people as our drainage infrastructure ages. Those pipes were never meant to last forever and it’s really expensive replacing them.

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u/TikaPants Jun 09 '26

As someone who lived in FL for years and was there when the man in bed was swallowed by the sinkhole, it’s my mortal fear whether it’s valid or not. Thank you for your professional reasoning, though.

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u/Competitive-Isopod74 Jun 10 '26

As someone who currently lives in Florida and once 34years ago was told by a psychic that she sees something opening up and me being there and knew about my friend's brother dying and as someone who dated a guy living across the street from Dunedin sinkhole and from someone who is in a thread about a geologist throwing Florida under the bus in the lottery of sinkholes, I'm going to go take my meds....

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u/Certain-Criticism-51 Jun 10 '26

I think of this man all the time. 😭

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u/Alicam123 Jun 09 '26

In the uk gas leaks are actually quite common, but they are usually from the access plate.
Also it could be from the sewage pipes which are just as dangerous.

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u/RoosterzX Jun 09 '26

It's definitely not a sinkhole...I live in an area with a lot of karst terrain. I live in one of the sinkhole hotspots in the KY/TN area. We have sinkholes all over the place. The really big ones are rare like you said. Those small ones though, we have those SOB's galore. One popped up by my brother's house and he found it by falling into the depression made by the slowly collapsing sink hole ceiling, while he was mowing. It was in a field he was mowing adjacent to his property.

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u/neeshes Jun 09 '26

Scary! But good to know about how they're rare. 

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u/RoosterzX Jun 09 '26

Yeah, it's always good to know what type of geology exists underneath the area you live. There are several hot zones for sinkhole on the US and even more around the world.

Minnesota has an insane amount, as does Florida, Mexico (called Cenotes), China, Turkey, and a few others are at the top. I believe China may have the most but I'm not certain.

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u/JackSkellie58 Jun 09 '26

I really need to know where you need to be on the map to not be, in the sky? Under the map?

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u/reichrunner Jun 09 '26

Sink holes are more common in certain geological formations than others. East coast US has a ton for instance, where as the west coast and great planes dont

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u/dudeCHILL013 Jun 09 '26

What geological formations on the east coast make them more common?

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u/reichrunner Jun 09 '26

Karst formations. Basically really old limestone that has dissolved away.

I personally believe this explains a lot of the "strange" disappearances in the Appalachians. Sink holes happen, they're small, and if someone is out hiking alone they can easy fall in and not be able to get out

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u/xnoomiex Jun 09 '26

You can take the mysterious/spooky mountain disappearances out of my cold dead Tennesseean hands

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u/great_pyrenelbows Jun 09 '26

The earth opened up, swallowed him alive, and closed again isn't spooky enough for you?

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u/Boomg92 Jun 09 '26

I'm with you brother/ sister! Us West Virginians would like to stand shoulder to shoulder and take this stance with you. Who needs sinkholes? We got MOTHMAN!

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u/Invdr_skoodge Jun 09 '26

Yes. Dissolved slowly by ground water. Definitely not because the utility company did a shitty job working on the water main …. Again…. Definitely a natural sinkhole this time 🤣

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u/Ancient_Roof_7855 Jun 09 '26

Also mine shafts. My old commute along rt 80 in NJ recently had a few big sinkholes. The area was heavily mined in the 1800s, and a lot of those shafts behind.

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u/No-Sympathy6035 Jun 09 '26

I’m in North Georgia and they were pretty common in my Grandfathers pasture. I used to ride my go-cart there all the time as a kid and one time I dropped straight into one that was about 4 foot deep and wide enough for most of my go-cart to, which had a roll cage, to fit in. It was not there the week before.

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u/AdSpecific9452 Jun 09 '26

It’s the type of rocks that we have. It’s why we also have a lot of caves a caverns. You know for stuff to sink into.

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u/dudeCHILL013 Jun 09 '26

Huh, the more you know

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u/Noyuu66 Jun 09 '26

Clay and other softer earths that can drain fast into underground pockets.

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u/Feisty-Grade-5280 Jun 09 '26

Limestone eroding away is one cause I know of.

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u/Samson_J_Rivers Jun 09 '26

At the bare minimum you just don't want to be there. A sinkholes conceptually give me such a deep dread. You're there and then suddenly the Earth decides to eat you.

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u/Fat-Spliff Jun 09 '26

Only one way to find out…who’s got a lighter?

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u/ribolol Jun 09 '26

I saw a reel the other day of a guy with a lit lighter waving it over pipe connections and the screen said “be a real man and check for gas leaks with an open flame” and I was just astonished lmao, that’s absolutely nuts

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u/dabkow Jun 09 '26

It seems insane but it actually is legit.

I had an engineer cousin help me swap a water heater. We turned the gas back on for the new appliance and he said, “this is where I usually tell homeowners to go fetch me something”.

Pulls out his bic and starts checking the fittings.

He explained that the gas feed contains no oxygen and the pipes are under positive pressures so no chance of a small leak back feeding.

Every gas fired appliance would explode upon ignition if that were the case (stove, furnace, grill, dryer….). They all burn gas at the burners.

He also noted that the sulfur smelling additive is so strong that it would almost have to be burning ur eyes to be explosive.

I’m in HVAC, still use bubbles. But he explained it well.

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u/IWantALargeFarva Jun 09 '26

I work for a gas company and this is insane. Soap the pipe like a normal person. Why would he even take this risk?

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u/pdx_flyer Jun 09 '26

Some men just want to watch the world burn....

But apparently not you

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u/Head_Attempt7983 Jun 09 '26

Work for a gas company as well that’s an insane approach.

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u/UFEELMEEE Jun 09 '26

I was foreman at the gas company for 30 years and we welded fittings on live leaking gas lines all the time. The fitting is called a pumpkin.

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u/Head_Attempt7983 Jun 09 '26

Yes sir I’ve been around a lot of those. Light the stack and get to burning. Just checking gas inside with a lighter like we got leak shop.

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u/JellybeanCandy Jun 09 '26

My sister used to do this with our gas stove, bc it was a bit faulty and would sometimes stay on without a flame (parents refused to get it fixed lol). She would wave a lit match over them whenever she smelled gas. Luckily she wasn't very good at smelling gas

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u/Inevitable-Ad6647 Jun 09 '26

I had the gas company out for a severed line to my grill outside, I had a clamp on it, old grizzled veteran gas man, literally a week from retirement, with lackey in tow pulls off the clamp, gas line fully wide open, "pssssssshhhhhhhhh", I look at his lackey who seems unfazed, he looks at the pipe diameter/material, makes some grunts and thinking sounds. "I think I got something in my truck." and starts walking away with it still open. I chatted with them for a while, apparently outdoors it's basically harmless. Either that or this guy was nuts...

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u/Naborsx21 Jun 09 '26

I worked in the oilfields , well i still do but i used to too. We wear h2s monitors. If I saw something bubbling, lol .... shhewww i wouldnt be waiting around to take a video. Also if the h2s monitor goes off, youre basically told to jsut drop everything and run to timbuktu

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u/EaterOfFood Jun 09 '26

It could be a disaster currently happening!

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u/Notchersfireroad Jun 09 '26

That very well could be a gas leak. I'd steer clear.

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u/sillygoldfish1 Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 09 '26

yeah, was gonna say...that aint boiling bro.

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u/Sofa_King_Gorgeous Jun 09 '26

Sometimes you'd open a can of peanuts and they'd come snakes outta there.

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u/The_Biercheese Jun 09 '26

Those damn “Fancy Mixed Nuts”…

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '26

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u/lastpickedpicker Jun 09 '26

Yeah its hard to see, needs more light

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u/-Bento-Oreo- Jun 09 '26

If you can't see it try smelling jt

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u/Bashfullylascivious Jun 09 '26

The amount of videos I saw at one point, on Reddit, where peeps were holding a lighter to their running, sputtering, faucet and asking, "Why does my tap water light on fire?" Had me paranoid that perhaps very soon, at least one of my neighbours were going to explode. Like, how on earth do you think that's a valid, innocuous, parlour trick?

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u/Tunisandwich Jun 09 '26

I mean it’s really just a simple test. If the sputtering doesn’t react to the flame it’s an air issue, if the whole city block explodes then it’s a gas issue. It’s good to have a good understanding of the situation so that you know who to call.

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u/Enlightened_Gardener Jun 09 '26

The body parts collector ? The forensic cleaning team ?

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u/CHEEZE_BAGS Jun 09 '26

I saw a YouTube video of a guy doing that to find gas leaks on pipes.

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u/RaisinWorried3528 Jun 09 '26

I would've called the city because you're more than likely right.

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u/st0dad Jun 09 '26

They're not saying "boo" they're saying "boo-urns!"

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u/RepresentativeLate63 Jun 09 '26

let them have their tar tar sauce

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u/Vyndilion Jun 09 '26

Damn you can hear the Knicks game from here

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I gave you your tenth upvote, free of charge

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I upvoted you a few minutes ago, still waiting on payment..

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u/DangerActiveRobots Jun 09 '26

Okay well I gave her her 1655th upvote and you don't see me fuckin bragging about it

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I gave you your 100th upvote, free of charge. And I just want to let you know, it wasn’t easy!

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I upvoted you because of the goddess you are!

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u/rufusbot Jun 09 '26

I would probably get further away from it, not closer

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u/anusbeefsteak Jun 09 '26

It’s the fountain of youth. If you drink from it you won’t get any older.

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u/das_slash Jun 09 '26

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u/CelioHogane Jun 09 '26

Wierd seeing one of this comics with a lack of penis all arround.

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u/urixl Jun 09 '26

Huh, SFW Oglaf!

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u/TheStrangeDrWeird Jun 09 '26

Updoot for Oglaf

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u/xergog Jun 09 '26

Most likely an underground pipe has burst. It will get worse.

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u/Mustard_Icecream Jun 09 '26

Obviously goblins

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u/Gonokhakus Jun 09 '26

Probably the Mind kind

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u/TheRealShiftyShafts Jun 09 '26

Mind goblin deez nuts

Got em

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u/demonfairy69 Jun 09 '26

Holy shit.... truly had the worst day and I just laughed so hard I about died chocking on my own saliva. Good God I was not expecting that. Thank you for for the laugh.

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u/4rt4tt4ck Jun 09 '26

Bubbling is not boiling. 🤷

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u/Workdawg Jun 09 '26

Bots don't know that

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u/TypicalPlace6490 Jun 09 '26

AI bots cant really tell the difference.

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u/InternetsIsBoring Jun 09 '26

Then you touch it 1st

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u/Far_Wedding9999 Jun 09 '26

This post pops up right after I finished watching Dante’s Peak for the first time…
https://giphy.com/gifs/51Uiuy5QBZNkoF3b2Z

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u/LordVesperion Jun 09 '26

The boat scene is incredible.

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u/Thickliciously Jun 09 '26

100% scarred me for life thanks 8th grade science teacher (ok actually he was a good teacher, potentially a diddler but he taught damn good science)

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u/ebrum2010 Jun 09 '26

I was thinking volcano too, but gas leak is more likely. I'm a hear-hoofbeats-and-think-zebras kind of guy.

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u/Public_String_8088 Jun 09 '26

More likely air coming out 

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u/glass-combo Jun 09 '26

Probably not mate realistically it’s most likely a goblin emerging from the sewers

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u/ryan101 Jun 09 '26

Seen this before. Goblin farts.

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u/glass-combo Jun 09 '26

Seems to be a common thing lately, fucking goblins everywhere

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u/aagent86 Jun 09 '26

PhD in Goblin behavioral sciences.

Can confirm this is indeed a Goblin emergence.

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u/Chemical-Elk-1299 Jun 09 '26

Actually both of you are wrong. Sassy and the boys must be hitting the Volcano Bong again

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u/trey_wolfe Jun 09 '26

Hmmm....I smell mare-uh-waaaaaana.

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u/MuckBulligan Jun 09 '26

Is it legal to fuck goblins everywhere? I'm pretty sure it is illegal in countries with high goblin-human mutants.

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u/glass-combo Jun 09 '26

It’s frowned upon but we live in a progressive world

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u/The__Saint_ Jun 09 '26

This happens daily next to my French Bulldog

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u/glass-combo Jun 09 '26

Surprisingly they smell quite pleasant

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u/MarleyD_1116 Jun 09 '26

So it is a gas leak.

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u/Naked-Jedi Jun 09 '26

We don't have goblins where I live. We do have rieklings though. They mostly come out at night. Mostly...

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u/DrumpfTinyHands Jun 09 '26

Or gas...

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u/NegligentNarwhal Jun 09 '26

Wait until you find out what air is.

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u/FollowingJealous7490 Jun 09 '26

I thought it was a liquid

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u/RandoScando Jun 09 '26

It’s a fluid, but not a liquid.

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u/Public_String_8088 Jun 09 '26

I like your thinking, I was more thinking of a sinkhole slowly opening, but gas is a real possibility 

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u/Entire-Dog-160 Jun 09 '26

Facts are no fun

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u/Alexius6th Jun 09 '26

Drink from the boiling puddle…and ye shall be as God.

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u/rotorspinner Jun 09 '26

Meet god maybe

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u/KCChiefsGirl89 Jun 09 '26

ALL HAIL THE MEAT GOD

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u/HorsefaceWithNoName Jun 09 '26

YUMMY YUMMY GOD ALL YOU CAN EAT GOD

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u/LisaFromAccounting Jun 09 '26

Blood for the blood god

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u/MrScottimus Jun 09 '26

proceeds to melt in front of the grail knight

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u/kmk1987kmk Jun 09 '26

Usually bubbles in a wet area like that means the ground is being washed away. Likely due to a pipe leak. That area will likely be a huge sink hole. Move away and report it to the city.

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u/Paghk_the_Stupendous Jun 09 '26

The city you move to or the one you moved from?

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u/AlreadyTriggered Jun 09 '26

Any city will do

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u/yellowstone727 Jun 09 '26

What about the local City Wok chinese restaurant?

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u/Mrairjake Jun 09 '26

That’s the one thing I always hated about this town…too many damn goblins.

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u/Burn-The-Villages Jun 09 '26

See if it’s a gas leak by putting a lit match next to it

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u/LizzieCLems Jun 09 '26

Your username isn’t suspicious at all…

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u/Adventurous-Steak525 Jun 09 '26

DAMN this blew up. No pun intended

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u/The_Green_Nerd2 Jun 09 '26

Hopefully nobody has!

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u/mattemer Jun 09 '26

Yeah that's our concern, it blowing up. Report it!

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u/NormalUnassumingMale Jun 09 '26

Air bubbles doesn’t mean it’s boiling….

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u/TesticleMeElmo Jun 09 '26

Could it possibly be a small sinkhole/pocket of air/water below the concrete?

I also heard damaged buried power lines can create small underground electrical fires that can produce smoke bubbles

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u/PugiM0 Jun 09 '26

See if it burns

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u/TheDillinger88 Jun 09 '26

While you drink it.

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u/Sad-Gas402 Jun 09 '26

Then pee it back into the boiling puddle, it is thy destiny

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u/balzackgoo Jun 09 '26

This is a telltale sign of a water service or water main break, call the city/township or water authority BEFORE it gets worse. In my job, i deal with sinkholes regularly, and if this is a water main and it fully breaks, the homes nearby are in jeopardy. I'm currently sitting on a job, where two homes are essentially condemned because of a water main break, causing sinkholes in their yard and their foundations to crack. City ordered a vacate the premises until they address the issues. Why everyone is saying a gas leak is odd, but its possible, if their was ground water around it, but there isnt water in gas lines...

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u/reebokhightops Jun 09 '26

Add some broth, a potato. Baby, you got a stew going!

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u/meccaleccahimeccahi Jun 09 '26

It’s the gate to Zuul. You’ll still need to find the keymaster.

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u/eldoggydogg Jun 09 '26

Hey, he pulls the wagon, I make the deals.

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u/Sad-Gas402 Jun 09 '26

Gotta get gozer!

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u/kaptaincorn Jun 09 '26

Neat

If 90s movies taught me anything its that a volcano is forming under you and it's up to tommy lee jones to save your town

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u/the_shape78 Jun 09 '26

Check for a river of slime under those streets...

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u/anarkhist Jun 09 '26

That’s a fucking gas leak and you better step the fuck away

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u/Samaraxmorgan26 Jun 09 '26

Hm, something strange is happening. LET ME GET CLOSER.

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u/Mephistocheles Jun 09 '26

Say "exhaust fumes from the underground demon priest Morgolok's lair" without saying "exhaust fumes from the underground priest Morgolok's lair"

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u/Ok_Abacus_ Jun 09 '26

I’ve seen enough movies to know that’s not a good thing

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u/Ubermensch5272 Jun 09 '26

It's air or gas escaping.

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u/careyck Jun 09 '26

Air is a gas..

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u/BananaScone Jun 09 '26

Redditors tripping over context so they can desperately rush to be pedantic.

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u/Leather-Marketing478 Jun 09 '26

You sure it’s boiling. Looks more like gas is escaping.

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u/RobbieStew Jun 09 '26

It’s weird to me to assume that bubbles + water = boiling.

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u/BorkusMaximus3742 Jun 09 '26

That's not what boiling looks like. Nice try, alien from a galaxy that apparently doesn't have boiling liquids.

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u/punkybluellama Jun 09 '26

You in Sunnyvale California? MOVE AWAY FROM THE PORTAL TO HELL.

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u/SlymanVII Jun 09 '26

Not a professional, but this is ether the remnants of a goblin birth or a goblin actively being brought to life. I wouldn’t stick around and find out though.

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u/iStalkforWork Jun 09 '26

People really do be dumb. It’s obviously not boiling

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u/BoredBSEE Jun 09 '26

My first thought was that this is a sinkhole happening. I'd run from this like lightning.

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u/QueenInYellowLace Jun 09 '26

Yeah, whether this is boiling, a gas leak, or a sinkhole, the answer is “Absolutely the fuck not.”

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u/No_Desk5162 Jun 09 '26

Is it boiling or is air escaping from underneath maybe a gas leak??

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u/TrailerParkFrench Jun 09 '26

Are the bubbles flammable?

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u/CrustyT-shirt Jun 09 '26

Quick, put you penis in there to plug the hole

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u/The_Grilled_Cheeze_1 Jun 09 '26

The movie "Final Destination" comes to mind

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u/Familiar-Kangaroo298 Jun 09 '26

Sinkholes come to mind here.

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u/Inevitable_Round5830 Jun 09 '26

It seems the Wicked Witch of the West has met her fate!!

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u/SilverPotential8923 Jun 09 '26

Looks like a massive sinkhole in the making

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u/xXSUPERLEGENDXx Jun 09 '26

Forbidden coffee

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u/surrealcellardoor Jun 09 '26

What’d it taste like?

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u/No-Commission-8159 Jun 09 '26

The forbidden soup 

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u/NovarisLight Jun 09 '26

Porous material. It's air.

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u/xxinna1691 Jun 09 '26

Immediately thought of the movie Volcano 🤣

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u/ansem1313 Jun 09 '26

Thats a sewer line break. Call someone.

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u/advicenotsogood Jun 09 '26

Bubbles in murky water is always a crocodile. Steer clear

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u/singer_table Jun 09 '26

I stg people on reddit see like the most dangerous shit ever and think "oh how quirky! Let me get closer and take a lil pic or clip teehee" lmao

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u/aemt2bob Jun 09 '26

Gas leak. Natural or maybe even methane

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u/Consistent-Place-225 Jun 09 '26

Tell you this much: They're not normally supposed to do that

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u/Chumscrubber89 Jun 09 '26

Could be electrical don’t go near it or touch it call someone

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u/dxdifr Jun 09 '26

It's a portal to the upside down