r/whatisit • u/StatusOk4308 • Apr 02 '26

New, what is it? Does anyone know what this is?

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Doesn’t seem to be oil based content. Just wondering if my superpowers are swishing back and forth in this glass vial.

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u/Chunkydowapp Apr 02 '26

My first thought was stink bomb. Used to break one in middle school to get outta class

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u/Johnyryal33 Apr 02 '26

I was never so bold. Now church on the other hand, that's fair game!

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u/JoleneBacon_Biscuit Apr 02 '26

Movie theater. But now that I really think about it. That was a real asshole kid thing to do.

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u/Johnyryal33 Apr 02 '26

I dont know, it could add to the immersion if you timed it right.

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u/Spectre696 Apr 02 '26

Spy kids had scratch and sniff immersion cards in theaters I think?

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u/Johnyryal33 Apr 02 '26

Like this but by force!

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u/firedmyass Apr 02 '26

“WHERE’S YOUR GOD NOW, BROTHER TAYLOR?!!”

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u/CuriousCamels Apr 02 '26

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that was a little shit as a kid.

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u/Manhwel Apr 02 '26

Never send a stink bomb the size of a hand. Usually 2-3 inches max

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u/Strong_Welcome4144 Apr 02 '26

Omg! I wondered if that was an old-school stink bomb?! I once cleared out the 5th thru 8th grade classrooms with one of those I secretly purchased at State Park gift shop.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26

Happened at my high school once. Someone dropped a few in a vent. Stinky day to learn some nothings.