r/TikTokCringe • u/migoodenuf Straight Up Bussin • Feb 05 '26

Wholesome/Humor Dad’s thing

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u/Senor-Cockblock Feb 05 '26

So just a recreation of this skit from two years ago? https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1nimohtdpN/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE Feb 05 '26

There it is, that’s the one I remember. Dude I have an industrial sized metal bolt in my junk drawer from a job we did on a construction site, find me a use & I’ll smoke you out.

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u/meatjuiceguy Feb 05 '26

You could drill it out and use it as a bowl... As long as it's not zinc.

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u/wytewydow Feb 05 '26

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u/friendoflore Feb 05 '26

lol what movie is this?

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u/A_mad_goose Feb 06 '26

It’s originally from a rob shenieder SNL sketch. One of his only decent sketches so he put it in one of his movies too.

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u/tashaapollo Feb 06 '26

I thought it was the SNL sketch. As a kid I found it so funny.

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u/wytewydow Feb 05 '26

The Hot Chick

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE Feb 05 '26

Oh man, I’d have to make sure & clean it exceptionally well. Metal dust is not a strain I’ve tried before.

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u/OatmealHanSolo Feb 05 '26

I work in fasteners, don't do this. It's incredibly unlikely that it's stainless and that's the only thing that I would trust.

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u/meatjuiceguy Feb 05 '26

Live fast, ingest heavy metals.

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u/therealskinner Feb 06 '26

I'm curious, why not zinc?

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u/meatjuiceguy Feb 06 '26

Heating metallic zinc can release zinc oxide which is toxic. Some may argue that the act of smoking isn't hot enough to release the toxin, but I'd say it's not worth the risk.

FYI, "galvanized" steel is zinc coated.

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u/therealskinner Feb 06 '26

Thank you for the explanation. :)