Oh Pissa, darling. I have some bad news for you.
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@Soup Sammiches A freeze plug is a small plug put into an engine that's designed to pop out should the coolant freeze, thereby allowing an expansion and leakage path for the coolant rather than having the whole fucking block crack.
What putzo the wonder yutz is insinuating is that the coolant in the block froze. However, I will throw a massive 'bullshit' flag straight at that: Summer blend doesn't freeze until -35F, and it takes hours at that temperature to actually move past the 'I'm a thick sludge now' state to expand to the point that it's going to pop the freeze plug.
More likely, the freeze plug corroded and fell out. This happens if you have improper coolant (like far too much water and not enough antifreeze, like dipshits that just pour straight water into their radiators and never go back to put antifreeze in), or they never flushed their old coolant - old coolant becomes corrossive and will eat away the freeze plug given enough time. (Hence why this Diet Coke swilling retard does radiator flushes every 5 years.)
Who wants to put money on none of these retards realizing that radiators need to be flushed from time to time?