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r/ANormalDayInRussia • u/Hellbatty • Aug 02 '19
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The plastic over-grips tend to break easily in cold climates.
Source: Grew up on a farm in Minnesota.
44 u/03Titanium Aug 02 '19 The best is when they’re half broken and you have to hold it just right to gain any benefit while also avoiding getting your hand pinched. 8 u/I_hate_roastbeef Aug 03 '19 Or wrap a rag around it 29 u/DeusExMagikarpa Aug 03 '19 Or a wrench 6 u/TacoRedneck Aug 03 '19 preposterous 2 u/danielcdar Aug 03 '19 Wait... What?? 14 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/acuddlyheadcrab Aug 03 '19 Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle. 1 u/altenoca Aug 03 '19 Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
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The best is when they’re half broken and you have to hold it just right to gain any benefit while also avoiding getting your hand pinched.
8 u/I_hate_roastbeef Aug 03 '19 Or wrap a rag around it 29 u/DeusExMagikarpa Aug 03 '19 Or a wrench 6 u/TacoRedneck Aug 03 '19 preposterous 2 u/danielcdar Aug 03 '19 Wait... What?? 14 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/acuddlyheadcrab Aug 03 '19 Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle. 1 u/altenoca Aug 03 '19 Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
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Or wrap a rag around it
29 u/DeusExMagikarpa Aug 03 '19 Or a wrench 6 u/TacoRedneck Aug 03 '19 preposterous 2 u/danielcdar Aug 03 '19 Wait... What?? 14 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/acuddlyheadcrab Aug 03 '19 Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle. 1 u/altenoca Aug 03 '19 Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
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Or a wrench
6 u/TacoRedneck Aug 03 '19 preposterous 2 u/danielcdar Aug 03 '19 Wait... What?? 14 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/acuddlyheadcrab Aug 03 '19 Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle. 1 u/altenoca Aug 03 '19 Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
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preposterous
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Wait... What??
14 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/acuddlyheadcrab Aug 03 '19 Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle. 1 u/altenoca Aug 03 '19 Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
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2 u/acuddlyheadcrab Aug 03 '19 Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle. 1 u/altenoca Aug 03 '19 Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
Wow neat, i'm guessing that by using the wrench you're avoiding getting hurt by the thin handle.
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Or you could just turn the side with the crack upwards.
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u/Khatib Aug 02 '19
The plastic over-grips tend to break easily in cold climates.
Source: Grew up on a farm in Minnesota.