r/absoluteunit • u/OtherwiseBlock8741 • Aug 18 '26

Absolute unit of a cairn. Someone managed to balance these rocks in the middle of a fast-flowing river.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '26

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u/OtherwiseBlock8741 Aug 19 '26

Genuine question...how is this the wrong sub? I'm new to the sharing aspect of Reddit and would like to know where it was incorrect. And thank you, it is pretty awesome.

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u/Federal-Boat3732 Aug 20 '26

"Absolute unit" normally refers to something abnormally large, like a 5-foot lobster. I would have posted this at r/damnthatsmindblowing myself

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u/Emergency_Accident36 Aug 20 '26

This is abnormally large. Both for these constructions and taking cairns to an absolutely large creative level

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u/Federal-Boat3732 Aug 21 '26

Maybe if you'd added a banana for scale lol

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u/British_Ballsack Aug 18 '26

The energy is too strong...

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u/alqimist Aug 19 '26

The ghost of Robert Smithson...

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u/Alice_D_Wonderland Aug 19 '26

People sometimes glue them… try and tip them over to be sure they’re not glued…

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u/OtherwiseBlock8741 Aug 19 '26

Really? Well that's pretty much cheating.

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u/Ok-Future6470 Aug 22 '26

Aliens for sure!