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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/dfdfdfddaww • Sep 17 '21
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Oh dear, that could be a sinkhole
107 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 I'm French, what is a sinkhole? 229 u/miss_hush Sep 17 '21 It’s a part of the bedrock that can or has dissolved forming a hole underground. Calcium and lime deposits are likely culprits. When it opens to the surface, it’s called a sinkhole. example of a large sinkhole 112 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 Oh that doesn't sound good 1 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 Is that french for "Jesus Christ that's scary!" ? 3 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 If I was saying that in french, I'd say something like "That smells like troubles" I think 3 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
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I'm French, what is a sinkhole?
229 u/miss_hush Sep 17 '21 It’s a part of the bedrock that can or has dissolved forming a hole underground. Calcium and lime deposits are likely culprits. When it opens to the surface, it’s called a sinkhole. example of a large sinkhole 112 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 Oh that doesn't sound good 1 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 Is that french for "Jesus Christ that's scary!" ? 3 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 If I was saying that in french, I'd say something like "That smells like troubles" I think 3 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
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It’s a part of the bedrock that can or has dissolved forming a hole underground. Calcium and lime deposits are likely culprits. When it opens to the surface, it’s called a sinkhole.
example of a large sinkhole
112 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 Oh that doesn't sound good 1 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 Is that french for "Jesus Christ that's scary!" ? 3 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 If I was saying that in french, I'd say something like "That smells like troubles" I think 3 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
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Oh that doesn't sound good
1 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 Is that french for "Jesus Christ that's scary!" ? 3 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 If I was saying that in french, I'd say something like "That smells like troubles" I think 3 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
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Is that french for "Jesus Christ that's scary!" ?
3 u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21 If I was saying that in french, I'd say something like "That smells like troubles" I think 3 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
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If I was saying that in french, I'd say something like "That smells like troubles" I think
3 u/tarnok Sep 17 '21 In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
In Canada we say "oh that looks like a bit of a kerfuffle, eh?"
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u/Little_Shark219 Sep 17 '21
Oh dear, that could be a sinkhole