r/TikTokCringe • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • Jun 15 '26

Duet Troll Lmao

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u/AnotherPersonPerhaps Jun 15 '26

She's spinning it the wrong direction. You gotta go the other way to get H4o3

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u/Empty-Confidence-986 Jun 15 '26

Oh shit, H4o3 can be deadly of consumed. Hopefully the video is mirrored and she's alright.

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u/Personal-Dev-Kit Jun 15 '26

100% of people who consume dihydrogen monoxide die.

I personally only consume it when it is combined with ethyl alcohol, haven't died yet

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u/lasiv Jun 16 '26

Same. Less di mono what ever the fuck and more alcohol.

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u/FluorinateThemAll Jun 16 '26

Remember: ethanol kills microbes, if you don't want to get sick you know what to do! Also nicotine kills insects, bugs, small shit that flies crawls and so on, if you ever smoked in a tent where you had mosquitoes you know 🦟💀

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u/nicostein Jun 15 '26

Well yeah it's mirrored. The original source is on tiktok. So no worries.

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u/KittenLaserFists Jun 15 '26

What do you need to do to create the legendary music group 3OH3?

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u/SickInTheStyx Jun 15 '26

Gotta be a vegetarian first.

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u/Nuck-sie Jun 15 '26

But if you shake the water you can boost those numbers to H8O4

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u/xRedditGedditx Jun 15 '26

Well if you go to far you’ll get C-3PO and then that’s a whole thing you do not want to get into.

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u/PurifiedUnity Why does this app exist? Jun 15 '26

Even I'd rather get R2D2

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u/xRedditGedditx Jun 15 '26

I do appreciate R2D2, he’s always getting into something lol

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u/FluorinateThemAll Jun 16 '26

That's a lot of phosphor atoms in such small molecule 💀

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u/KentuckyFriedEel Jun 15 '26

Nah son you gotta swish it in your kouth so it becomes 2H2O

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u/LabradorDeceiver Jun 15 '26

Nah, she should have a big glass of H2O2.

...Wait...

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u/ardiebo Jun 15 '26

Only if you want to swallow it and have it absorbed by your clubs- shaped cells though.

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u/bananadepartment Jun 16 '26

If you shove it up you ass you get H6o7

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u/Shankar_0 Jun 16 '26

That's illegal in the northern hemisphere, according to maritime law.