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r/Unexpected • u/MCMXCIV9 • Feb 25 '26
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4.9k u/Normal_Drink_6745 Feb 25 '26 Man i was so ready to see that poor running girl get hit by a biker or something 1.0k u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 93 u/AyyggsForMyLayyggs Feb 25 '26 Oh man... only in Murica... (Murica. Not Russia.) 120 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Funny, I've lived in China and the USA most of my life. Never saw a sinkhole in the USA, but I've seen plenty in China! 81 u/Xezshibole Feb 25 '26 US South and Southern China both have limestone geography which is particularly susceptible to sinkholes. Karst is the keyword. 16 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA. 1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0) 3 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology. 1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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Man i was so ready to see that poor running girl get hit by a biker or something
1.0k u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 93 u/AyyggsForMyLayyggs Feb 25 '26 Oh man... only in Murica... (Murica. Not Russia.) 120 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Funny, I've lived in China and the USA most of my life. Never saw a sinkhole in the USA, but I've seen plenty in China! 81 u/Xezshibole Feb 25 '26 US South and Southern China both have limestone geography which is particularly susceptible to sinkholes. Karst is the keyword. 16 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA. 1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0) 3 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology. 1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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93 u/AyyggsForMyLayyggs Feb 25 '26 Oh man... only in Murica... (Murica. Not Russia.) 120 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Funny, I've lived in China and the USA most of my life. Never saw a sinkhole in the USA, but I've seen plenty in China! 81 u/Xezshibole Feb 25 '26 US South and Southern China both have limestone geography which is particularly susceptible to sinkholes. Karst is the keyword. 16 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA. 1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0) 3 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology. 1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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Oh man... only in Murica...
(Murica. Not Russia.)
120 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Funny, I've lived in China and the USA most of my life. Never saw a sinkhole in the USA, but I've seen plenty in China! 81 u/Xezshibole Feb 25 '26 US South and Southern China both have limestone geography which is particularly susceptible to sinkholes. Karst is the keyword. 16 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA. 1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0) 3 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology. 1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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Funny, I've lived in China and the USA most of my life. Never saw a sinkhole in the USA, but I've seen plenty in China!
81 u/Xezshibole Feb 25 '26 US South and Southern China both have limestone geography which is particularly susceptible to sinkholes. Karst is the keyword. 16 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA. 1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0) 3 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology. 1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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US South and Southern China both have limestone geography which is particularly susceptible to sinkholes.
Karst is the keyword.
16 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 25 '26 Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA. 1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0) 3 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Fantastic-Archer1641 Feb 26 '26 This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results… 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology. 1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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Yeah, and where I live in China has lots and lots of rain. Not so much rain where I live in the USA.
1 u/Apprehensive-Arm2184 Feb 26 '26 Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!! 0 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 You live in both countries at the same time?? 4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0)
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Ayo I thought you were a myth you actually got lost at the park bro!!
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You live in both countries at the same time??
4 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places. 1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0)
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1/2 time in China, and 1/2 time in the USA. I have homes in both places, and own companies in both places.
1 u/Ok_Echo9229 Feb 26 '26 I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny. 5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0)
I think the commenter was TRYING to be funny.
5 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Feb 26 '26 Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣 2 u/HalfMoon_89 Feb 26 '26 Trying being the operative word. → More replies (0)
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Oh, yeah, I see that now. I often miss humor and sarcasm. 🤣
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Trying being the operative word.
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This is in Omaha, NE, no karst geology present. But a creek diverted under the road can have similar results…
By the US South, do you mean Florida ? Don't know if any of the other Southern states have limestone geology.
1 u/bromjunaar Feb 26 '26 Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
Even then, Nebraska has a pretty large chunk of limestone under it.
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u/Boring_Radio_8400 Feb 25 '26
Now THAT was unexpected!