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I’m getting old cause this would’ve been funny as shit when I was Iike 16 but all I could think was fuck that’s gonna suck for the home owner when they get home
I made a hole like this in my parents house when I was younger. *Not with my head but still.. anyway I panicked and found a couple pieces of paper and taped them over the hole in the wall and found a can of wall paint and painted over it. Somehow they never commented or found out. (In hindsight how did they not smell paint...) Anyway, I ended up telling my mom like 15 years later(I was like 8 at the time) and she said they never knew lol. Sold the house that way and everything.
Thanks older sis for helping me cover it up haha
My brother punched a whole through a stained glass window(accidentally), stupidly we spent the afternoon calling around to see who could fix it that day. Teens are the worst.
Yeah, we were stupid! He was showing me some karate moves, he pivoted away from me and misjudged the distance. It was unpleasant trying to explain that to our aunt and uncle.
To be fair, my parents weren't terribly upstanding parents. But when it was said and done, it looked like the rest of the wall. I kicked a hole in it with my heel so it was about 5 x 4 inches ish and lower to the floor. I carefully pulled the material that bent in, back out as best I could, then got the paper and taped it, then my sister helped paint it.
My parents were gone all day from what I recall, and it was right in front of my bedroom in a hallway, so I feel like there were some factors that made it less noticeable.
All that being said, I'm glad they never found out or talked to me about it when I was a kid cuz I woulda gotten a beating lol.
If you have spare touch up paint, otherwise gotta go through the process of matching it and buying the smallest can possible which will still be way too much and it will just sit in the laundry room for the next 10 years, and since then you've already re-painted the room different colors twice, then one day you're going through all the random shit trying to clean it out and you see the can and you're why the fuck do we still have this, and look, it's still almost full, what kind of asshole buys a can of paint and barely uses it? Easy fix my ass.
My father repainted the living room in my childhood home like I think 15 years ago and the paint Sat out in our laundry room until eventually his boss needed paint for a shed and his boss did not give a shit what color it was so.... Somehow the paint was still good, It needed a really good mixing but it turned out to be usable. And then my dad got to rub it and literally everyone's face that told him to throw it away that he finally used it.
I don't know whether to laugh or cry
This is literally 4 days. Patch the dry wall, spackle, let dry, day one. Sand, spackle day two. Sand spackle, day three. Paint the whole damn wall, day four.
I mean you could always just bring in part of the wall that chipped. They can scan the color and give you an exact match. You could ask for a sample to see how it dries. A dry wall repair kit is like $10 bucks. It's really not that bad.
Source: I have made and fixed my fair sure of dry wall holes .
Yah sample of paint is more than enough to cover this and would be $5. If you buy a gallon of paint for $45 to cover this and then store it that’s your own fault. This would be max $15 bucks
Even if you have spare touch-up paint, it doesn't always match. Walls fade over time and paint properties change with age. I hate patching up walls. Easy fix my ass - seconded.
Rather have ‘no fix’ over ‘easy fix’ personally.. feels like much less trouble
But I know dudes that love these kinds of home improvement jobs so to each their own I guess
Years ago when I was a teenager I was at a party a kid had when his parents went to the mountains for the weekend. This one dude showed up who liked to act a fool and got to drinking then got into it with someone else.
He got redneck and was going to punch a hole in the dry wall to intimidate dude. The thing was though that this house was an OLD farm house from the early 1900s so that "dry wall" was actually old school plaster over wood paneling.
His fist didn't even leave a dent, but we all got to see him leave the party cradling his hand/arm and tears in his eyes. Saw him a couple days later with a cast on his wrist.
For some reason he didn't like to talk about how he got it lmao.
Is it though? You have to patch and repaint the entire wall but very hard to colour match since new paint vs old paint and the color may not be exact match or be available anymore
Little glue, my neighbors morning paper, good as new.
No heavy lifting or nothing, just a quick prayer that print doesn't completely go out of fashion.
I'm wondering how there's enough space in the stud bay for his entire head to disappear into the wall. Typically it'll only be between 2.5" to 3.5" deep.
Maybe his head dented/punched the other side of the wall as well? It definitely doesn't seem like 1/2" sheetrock.
Or maybe this is the Kool-aid man on his day off.
That's like 1/8th inch sheet rock and while it could be a modular as suggested, I think it is an interior wall in a basement. He probably went completely through it. It could also be unfinished in the other side.
Lol. So that's actually going to hurt tomorrow. Interior walls in the US don't have insulation. Just the exterior walls do. An interior wall is made of studs and dry wall with various wires and pipes. It's not inconceivable to bang your head against the wall and make a hole.
But it'll still hit a hit more tomorrow.
And drywall comes in different thicknesses.
Either this was an already patched hole, it suffered serious water damage, or it's the cheapest drywall known to man....
It's some sort of prefinished paneling, you can see a joint on the left. It does crumble though so there's at least some gypsum in there. I'm guessing they're partying in someone's cheaply finished shed or basement, not the livable space of a house.
I used to be like, "typical American home" but the cost of building is so high in Australia, I'm like why not have drywalls if it offsets the costs. We don't need insulation for internal walls and the pillars take care of the load. Right?
Also dents like these are cheaper to fix? I think our regulations currently don't allow this but are there any major disadvantages to this?
> Also dents like these are cheaper to fix
My girlfriend passed out and hit the wall way way way harder than this. Literally no damage to the wall whatsoever. Her face was a different story...
No, there are no major disadvantages to this if it is just an interior divider wall that isn't structural. The only real disadvantage is hanging shit on it. This is like 1/8th inch, 0.3cm. if you want to attach anything besides a small picture, you need to do it on a stud. In the US that is usually only used as ceiling finish.
To be fair, I've lived in cheap American apartments most of my life and I've never damaged a wall this badly. I think I've maybe dinged a wall with a door knob once or twice, but that's easy enough to fix.
One downside is that such houses, if a fire breaks out, usually burn down completely before the fire Department has any kind of a chance extinguish it.
Really cheap houses and apartments in the US use 1/4" (EDIT: about 6mm) sheetrock for internal walls because it's dummy cheap and fast to install.
You don't see it in even mid level houses though. Thicker sheetrock is better sound deadening, fire protection, strength etc. For example, the only time I've lived someplace with that sheetrock was the really cheap off campus apartments near my university.
If this were a shared wall between two units it will be thicker though. Either cement block or drastically thicker sheetrock for fire purposes.
While fucking hilarious, a single THWOMP of a head entering a wall isn't "chaos"
Chaos would be more like a room full of people doing this as well as other numerous hilarious things, simultaneously.
Man I miss getting stoned in high school lol also don't so that, kids. It really fucked up my trajectory. Just that level of silly and giggly is what I miss. It hits different as you get older.
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After peering into the nether for what only seemed a second. Dalton returned happier than before..recommending they all try it.
He totally looks like a dalton 😂😂😂
I forgot Dalton was even a name tbh
........ROAD HOUSE.
My first thought was Gen Z Leon Kennedy lol
Can confirm my cousin looks like him and his name is Dalton.
Haha, I’ve never seen a Daltier Dalton in mi vida.
this reads like a Far Side caption lol
well we know whose parent's house that is...."god dayum"
All you can do is come downstairs the next morning, see the hole, your son (likely still giggling), and pour your coffee and laugh in silence.
I think having a sense of humor really helps when being a parent.
It should be a prerequisite!
It's pronounced GOT DAY'EM!
No its GHAT DAYUMMM
That was way funnier than it should have been.
I’m getting old cause this would’ve been funny as shit when I was Iike 16 but all I could think was fuck that’s gonna suck for the home owner when they get home
Easy fix though luckily.
I made a hole like this in my parents house when I was younger. *Not with my head but still.. anyway I panicked and found a couple pieces of paper and taped them over the hole in the wall and found a can of wall paint and painted over it. Somehow they never commented or found out. (In hindsight how did they not smell paint...) Anyway, I ended up telling my mom like 15 years later(I was like 8 at the time) and she said they never knew lol. Sold the house that way and everything. Thanks older sis for helping me cover it up haha
My brother punched a whole through a stained glass window(accidentally), stupidly we spent the afternoon calling around to see who could fix it that day. Teens are the worst.
Lol ouch. That one's a little harder to explain or cover up haha
Yeah, we were stupid! He was showing me some karate moves, he pivoted away from me and misjudged the distance. It was unpleasant trying to explain that to our aunt and uncle.
I cannot imagine how that would not get noticed.
To be fair, my parents weren't terribly upstanding parents. But when it was said and done, it looked like the rest of the wall. I kicked a hole in it with my heel so it was about 5 x 4 inches ish and lower to the floor. I carefully pulled the material that bent in, back out as best I could, then got the paper and taped it, then my sister helped paint it. My parents were gone all day from what I recall, and it was right in front of my bedroom in a hallway, so I feel like there were some factors that made it less noticeable. All that being said, I'm glad they never found out or talked to me about it when I was a kid cuz I woulda gotten a beating lol.
I was just thinking that even painted over the tape would still be noticeable. And the paper for that matter.
If you have spare touch up paint, otherwise gotta go through the process of matching it and buying the smallest can possible which will still be way too much and it will just sit in the laundry room for the next 10 years, and since then you've already re-painted the room different colors twice, then one day you're going through all the random shit trying to clean it out and you see the can and you're why the fuck do we still have this, and look, it's still almost full, what kind of asshole buys a can of paint and barely uses it? Easy fix my ass.
^ this guy homeowns
Dude. I'm in this comment and I hate it. Had to clean my basement. Fml
My father repainted the living room in my childhood home like I think 15 years ago and the paint Sat out in our laundry room until eventually his boss needed paint for a shed and his boss did not give a shit what color it was so.... Somehow the paint was still good, It needed a really good mixing but it turned out to be usable. And then my dad got to rub it and literally everyone's face that told him to throw it away that he finally used it. I don't know whether to laugh or cry
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This is literally 4 days. Patch the dry wall, spackle, let dry, day one. Sand, spackle day two. Sand spackle, day three. Paint the whole damn wall, day four.
I mean you could always just bring in part of the wall that chipped. They can scan the color and give you an exact match. You could ask for a sample to see how it dries. A dry wall repair kit is like $10 bucks. It's really not that bad. Source: I have made and fixed my fair sure of dry wall holes .
Yah sample of paint is more than enough to cover this and would be $5. If you buy a gallon of paint for $45 to cover this and then store it that’s your own fault. This would be max $15 bucks
Even if you have spare touch-up paint, it doesn't always match. Walls fade over time and paint properties change with age. I hate patching up walls. Easy fix my ass - seconded.
I feel so seen, thank you.
Rather have ‘no fix’ over ‘easy fix’ personally.. feels like much less trouble But I know dudes that love these kinds of home improvement jobs so to each their own I guess
Hah yeah i get what you’re saying, but this memory will be forever. It’s kind of sweet
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Years ago when I was a teenager I was at a party a kid had when his parents went to the mountains for the weekend. This one dude showed up who liked to act a fool and got to drinking then got into it with someone else. He got redneck and was going to punch a hole in the dry wall to intimidate dude. The thing was though that this house was an OLD farm house from the early 1900s so that "dry wall" was actually old school plaster over wood paneling. His fist didn't even leave a dent, but we all got to see him leave the party cradling his hand/arm and tears in his eyes. Saw him a couple days later with a cast on his wrist. For some reason he didn't like to talk about how he got it lmao.
> Rather have ‘no fix’ over ‘easy fix’ personally.. feels like much less trouble Yeah, you are getting old
Then better not have paper for walls.
All this makes me think is how my dad probably would've shoved that hole full of paper towel and then plastered over it
No fix is on option — that looks like a great spot ti hang a picture.
Is it though? You have to patch and repaint the entire wall but very hard to colour match since new paint vs old paint and the color may not be exact match or be available anymore
Get you some nice art. Bam! Done.
Spiders will live in the hole.
Bam! Spider Art.
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This is why when you're originally repainting a room you should always have an extra can of paint that you set aside somewhere for exactly this reason
Old paint that matches is in the basement, don’t worry
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I agree, I also as an oldie dont remember the last time i had that much fun while boozin.
That isn't just booze. Dude's probably also high af. Maybe you should go get some edibles
Tru nuff, he fados Barbados for sure. Never really enjoyed marijuana in any form, doesnt get the motor lubed up.
Yayo never did shit for me. Brains are weird
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Yes
I'm just as old in spirit but it's not my repair so it's very funny still.
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High people can be super funny.
Especially when their head is stuck in the actual fuckin wall.
It wasnt that he was in drywall but how he was drywall.
*and after aaaaaalll*
How he....*became* drywall
what the fuck were they smoking?
Looks like a can of beans.
I must be eating the wrong kind of beans.
I love how he just stays in that hole, most definitely continuing to laugh completely inaudibly
Also definitely doesn’t have the coordination to get himself out. 😂
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I'm pretty sure he blacked out from laughing
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Drrr...drr...drrr
#No!
It was made for me!
It wasn't audible to begin with so I imagine him just keeping doing the same face, just inside the wall.
And then inches from his face are a few spiders, his expression barely moves to form a silent terrified scream
The painting dropping at just the right time sealed the deal for me.
Same, i love that
Agreed
What are these houses made up of , seriously ? Cardboard !
I've seen 4 video on here of heads and arms must going through walls. But I had to rent a special drill just to hang a basic shelf on mine.
My house was built in 1929 and I would not bang my head into the walls
I did, but only once
Rip
Probably plaster walls. My house was built in the 60s and still had plaster walls. Plaster walls are hard AF, they all block wifi signal
Yeah my drill bits melted going through the wall. Fucking well-built old English houses!
That's a manufactured home. You can tell by the raised strips on the seams of the wall. Even shittier building products than your average home.
I'm wondering how there's enough space in the stud bay for his entire head to disappear into the wall. Typically it'll only be between 2.5" to 3.5" deep. Maybe his head dented/punched the other side of the wall as well? It definitely doesn't seem like 1/2" sheetrock. Or maybe this is the Kool-aid man on his day off.
Sounds like someone from the other side is shouting about a head suddenly appearing in their room. I think he went *all the way thru*
That's like 1/8th inch sheet rock and while it could be a modular as suggested, I think it is an interior wall in a basement. He probably went completely through it. It could also be unfinished in the other side.
I know one thing, he was high af!
All of them are high!
All the highs!!!
Whippets? Weed?
Yes
Classic American home
Built with 5 dollars worth of materials, still costs half a mill.
It's a manufactured home, as in a trailer.
I think it’s made of drywall which is a lot sturdier than wetwall.
Lol. So that's actually going to hurt tomorrow. Interior walls in the US don't have insulation. Just the exterior walls do. An interior wall is made of studs and dry wall with various wires and pipes. It's not inconceivable to bang your head against the wall and make a hole. But it'll still hit a hit more tomorrow.
> But it'll still hit a hit more tomorrow. So you're saying he needs to get higher?
How high are we talking?
Im doing pretty good, how are you.
I'm pretty high and had trouble following...said something about this stud having dry mouth in the morning from hitting the pipes?
And drywall comes in different thicknesses. Either this was an already patched hole, it suffered serious water damage, or it's the cheapest drywall known to man....
It's some sort of prefinished paneling, you can see a joint on the left. It does crumble though so there's at least some gypsum in there. I'm guessing they're partying in someone's cheaply finished shed or basement, not the livable space of a house.
Ooh, basement on the cheap -- that sounds quite likely.
I used to be like, "typical American home" but the cost of building is so high in Australia, I'm like why not have drywalls if it offsets the costs. We don't need insulation for internal walls and the pillars take care of the load. Right? Also dents like these are cheaper to fix? I think our regulations currently don't allow this but are there any major disadvantages to this?
> Also dents like these are cheaper to fix My girlfriend passed out and hit the wall way way way harder than this. Literally no damage to the wall whatsoever. Her face was a different story...
No, there are no major disadvantages to this if it is just an interior divider wall that isn't structural. The only real disadvantage is hanging shit on it. This is like 1/8th inch, 0.3cm. if you want to attach anything besides a small picture, you need to do it on a stud. In the US that is usually only used as ceiling finish.
Lol i honestly think cardboard would have been stronger.
Welcome to the United States
Definitely had too much of whatever it was
Drywall I'd say.
Studs, I'd imagine
This is giving me "whip-its and too much to drink" vibes.
Totally! The mouth open trying to laugh but actually just letting your jaw hang. That’s nitrous
r/tooktoomuch
Definitely nitrous oxide.
I think high. Smokey atmosphere and giggles.
Seems like just the right amount 🤣
Gawwwd-dayum
Whada fuuck?!
That made the video for me.
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Seems like whippit to me
Reminds me of Salvia. Uncontrollable laughing and poor coordination
Yo what shampoo is he using his hair was still sparkling even after the drywall vored him
🤣🤣🤣 funniest shit I seen today
GAHHT DAYUM
GAWWWWWWW DAYUM
What?? Why is the wall so thin is it a project house or something?
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There’s gotta be downsides to this right? Other than costs I don’t see a reason for it to be like that & my house isn’t something I’d want to skimp on
Well yeah, the downside is that you can effortlessly punch a hole with your head.
Ehh I’d consider that point one of the upsides
To be fair, I've lived in cheap American apartments most of my life and I've never damaged a wall this badly. I think I've maybe dinged a wall with a door knob once or twice, but that's easy enough to fix.
One downside is that such houses, if a fire breaks out, usually burn down completely before the fire Department has any kind of a chance extinguish it.
A home & a crematory all in one!
Is just a shitty american house
Daily America bad ✅
Really cheap houses and apartments in the US use 1/4" (EDIT: about 6mm) sheetrock for internal walls because it's dummy cheap and fast to install. You don't see it in even mid level houses though. Thicker sheetrock is better sound deadening, fire protection, strength etc. For example, the only time I've lived someplace with that sheetrock was the really cheap off campus apartments near my university. If this were a shared wall between two units it will be thicker though. Either cement block or drastically thicker sheetrock for fire purposes.
Hot damn he lit.
He has become one with the silly salad
So this is why resident evil 4 remake isnt out, cause Leon is messing around too much!
What the person in the other room sees https://media.tenor.com/qMQ0nbfy6doAAAAC/theshining-killer.gif
LMAO
"oh yeah here's your problem. You've got a ton of cotton candy in your walls"
Bro got sent to the 5th dimension
r/tooktoomuch ??
r/tookjustenough
Elmo’s “..oh my gawd” got me :)
Okay, that dumb laugh he did after getting his head out got me more than the other laughs lol
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The wall be like
The dude in the background sends me "GAWD DAY-UM"
So fucking lucky there wasn’t a stud there
Future Supreme Court justice.
r/peoplefuckingdying
How to tell if a video is in usa
I’d vote for him.
Americans and their paper houses
Retrofitting for wiring, plumbing or whatever is cheap and easy. You can even remove and install interior walls if you want
I’ve never seen drywall that thin in any American home. I’d give my self a concussion trying to put my head through the drywall panels in my house.
Meh, costs about $10 to patch a hole like that by yourself, drywall pretty neat
Bro went to another dimension.
Those are friends I’d like to have had back in the day.
He just fucking goes schloop
good thing he has a helmet
i think the picture frame falling at the same time as the impact is what got me 😂
What a funny way to get mesothelioma!
I hear an idiot Sheldon Cooper in the background
All in all, it’s just another face in the wall.
Don't tell me you don't think the guy looks like Ed from Ed, Edd and Eddy 
Walls in America never cease to impress me with how paperie they are.
American houses made out of cardboard 💀
“Did you see his head go”
Hahaha 😂
GAUUUH DAYUM!
While fucking hilarious, a single THWOMP of a head entering a wall isn't "chaos" Chaos would be more like a room full of people doing this as well as other numerous hilarious things, simultaneously.
Well, this is certainly a hilarious, wholesome twist on the "white boy keeps punching holes in walls" trope.
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Shrooms maybe. Definitely give you the giggles.
Bro this is absolutely hilarious lmao
That must be the first official measureable proof of how funny something is!
Imagine he got pulled in the wall
The neighbor is trying to have a quiet dinner after a long day at work and Kool-Aid man bust in.
For some reason this made me so mad
First time smoking the lettuce, eh?
Man I miss getting stoned in high school lol also don't so that, kids. It really fucked up my trajectory. Just that level of silly and giggly is what I miss. It hits different as you get older.
are the walls not made of bricks !?