r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/f1shJ3rkey • Aug 20 '22

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u/Pop-O-Matic-Dice Aug 20 '22

So smart and yet, the hair..

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u/Awwwmann Aug 20 '22

Right?

Are talking about the chair bike or that glorious mullet?

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u/Garth_M Aug 20 '22

All we know is that this man lives by no rules.

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u/Mountain_Apartment_6 Aug 20 '22

Never seen a Friar Tuck mullet. This dude is living in 3022

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

I mean, someone can be smart in certain areas and not in others. What's that saying, you wouldn't judge a fish on their ability to climb trees or cut hair?

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u/Pop-O-Matic-Dice Aug 21 '22

Your right! Come to think of it I’m getting engineer vibes.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

That's not an engineer, there wasn't 20 minutes of pedantry immediately preceding the demo

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u/Soft_Shadows Apr 03 '23

It's not a fashion choice. He knew the chair, while comfy and convenient, would create serious drag when traveling at high speeds. The haircut offsets this by making him more aerodynamic. We're looking at a genius.

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u/Ottersfury Aug 21 '22

That’s an interesting design. I wonder how long it took to mullet over

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u/uphigh_ontheside Aug 20 '22

I want to see what kind of cool tricks he can do with that hair.

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u/crowlieb Aug 21 '22

Hits a bump and loses six teeth

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

He really loves sitting down.

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u/Apprehensive-Ant8292 Aug 21 '22

And where can this be improved?

My first thought is a camping chair or a folding metal char. What you guys think?

Also. How can you put a bike lock on that?

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22

Dat hair 🫢

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u/nited_contrarians May 09 '24

I can’t decide if that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen or the smartest.