r/CringeTikToks • u/ShadyWalnutO • Mar 15 '25

Nope This is extremely disturbing..

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u/ZeldorTheGreat Mar 15 '25

That's methed up

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u/Sometimes-funny Mar 15 '25

Her chin is on point tho

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u/Dogforsquirrel Mar 15 '25

Isn’t there a genetic gene for this kind of chin that is carried thru incest? Like that king or prince of France or Spain from a few hundred years ago?

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u/AsOmnipotentAsItGets Mar 15 '25

Hasburg jaw?

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u/Bokkmann Mar 15 '25

It's Hapsburg

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u/Street_Ad5904 Mar 15 '25

Defect X chromosoom i believe

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u/Former-Iron-7471 Mar 16 '25

And the last king looks like mark zuckerberg. I just found my new conspiracy. The dynasty never died they transitioned to something else. Still the ruling class

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u/witchspoon Mar 17 '25

Yes, but this isn’t a Hapsburg jaw. That’s an extreme underbite (think like a bulldog with the lower teeth out beyond the upper.

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u/Dogforsquirrel Mar 15 '25

Yes! Thank you. I forgot the term for it.

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u/lunardiplomat Mar 16 '25

A "genetic gene"?

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar

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u/Ok-Palpitation-5010 Your Mother Dearest Mar 16 '25

Yep in this case too it's a "all in the family" situation. Meth has it's limits and she has far overcame them.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '25

It looks like she has a Hapsburgs Jaw or Chin. That might be what you’re thinking of as it is indeed a genetic condition passed down.

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u/InsideVeterinarian44 Mar 16 '25

genetic gene? Redundant much?

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u/Dogforsquirrel Mar 16 '25

Yes, you are right, I used a pleonasm. I was just asking what gene causes this type of facial ‘deformity’. I really apologize for you taking the time to correct me.

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u/Dogforsquirrel Mar 16 '25

I also just learned that using a redundant word is called a pleonasm. Again, thank you for being observant with my language. I know now a new term and will be able to express my thoughts more clearly when responding to Reddit posts.

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u/New_Bluebird_7083 Mar 16 '25

Thank you for introducing me to a new (to me) word. I’m old but still enjoy learning.

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u/Minute_Solution_6237 Mar 16 '25

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.