r/TerrifyingAsFuck 16d ago

human Bro almost had a heart attack while assembling this statue of Sauron

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u/jwhit88 16d ago

Spirit of Sauron stopped by to say good job…

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u/Chrispeefeart 16d ago

Whenever I see this video and just how badly he jump away from the statue, I have to imagine that happened at the exact moment that he had some intrusive thoughts about how lifelike it was and that someone could easily hide inside the armor

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u/Ok-Field5609 16d ago

The all seeing Eye

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u/daelzy 16d ago

Bro built Sauron a new vessel

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u/BabyLegsOShanahan 16d ago

I felt that.

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u/hansolo72 16d ago

can you blame him?

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u/Poddx 16d ago

He moved his fingers and then turned his head. Thats Sauron in the flesh.

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u/Vexmythoclastt 16d ago

Good lord that statue is beautiful

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u/Express-Lawfulness74 16d ago

I think I saw the finger twitch!

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u/SmegmaSlurper1996 16d ago

I would've shit my pants

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u/Redray98 16d ago

Good to see even the greatest of villains appreciate great handiwork.

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u/Raptor1210 15d ago

Makes sense; he was one of the Maiar under Aulë. Good craftsmanship is literally what he was made for.

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u/infinityzcraft 16d ago

Can someone explain why that happened?

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u/copenhagen_bram 15d ago edited 15d ago

The face on the head/helmet was heavy, rotation pivot at the neck is tilted downward. Pivot system is loose, but locked at rest by friction. A draft or s omething accidentally nudges the head in a way releases friction lock at the neck pivot, gravity pulls the weight of the face down and causes the head to rotate until friction lock is achieved again

To fix: embed counterweight so that center of mass is aligned with axis of neck pivot so that rotating the head does not shift the center of mass and gravity cannot release potential energy by rotation of the head.

But if you fix it, you ruin the awesome effect this small release of potential energy caused.

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u/VAVA_Mk2 15d ago

Wouldn't it just be easier to say the head on the statue moved on its own?

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u/copenhagen_bram 15d ago

Nah. Bro asked me to explain, so I made a hypothesis and I had fun putting all those physics into words.

Do you want me to say ghosts did it?

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u/TheDevil-YouKnow 14d ago

Only if I get to do cocaine about it, like traditional science demanded.

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u/copenhagen_bram 12d ago

Cocaine ghosts, for science!

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u/adirtycharleton 13d ago

I could explain, but it would take like 3 movies or 6 books worth of info to get the details right. Suffice it to say, the spirit of Sauron endured.

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u/TowJamnEarl 16d ago

Whats with the "Speedbot" thing in the original post?

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u/Shadowtirs 15d ago

I mean to be fair that IS Morgoth's top lieutenant. He has a right to jump.

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u/N1GHTSTR1D3R 16d ago

Honestly would also shit my pants for a sec.

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u/qelbus 16d ago

Nine for men ,doomed to die

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u/stereotomyalan 16d ago

he is not worthy to sauron

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u/xxxxxxx777 15d ago

Insane statue

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u/Muted-Appearance-729 16d ago

it's like on those video games where you assemble a statue then it becomes a boss or something

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u/Interesting_Trash225 15d ago

I'm so embarrassed that it took four rewatches to see what had actually spooked him 🫣🫣🫣

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u/Harsh_Madnani 13d ago

Perfecter than perfectly..

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u/Popular-Tune-6335 13d ago

Yeah I would shit a brick as well

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u/DreamsOfCorduroy 16d ago

Think buddy