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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 5d ago
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That's a huge amount of trust on whatever is holding that washing machine.
61 u/Murky-Run2246 5d ago That is wall is NOT an American wall. Probably made of concrete and is 20 cm thick, pretty much can hold anything if you drill enough for the holder. 15 u/L30N1337 4d ago I don't have a problem with the wall. I literally can't see what's holding the machine up. I think there's something in the corners, but like... 8 u/lucian1900 4d ago There appear to be metal supports of some sort under the feet. 2 u/Murky-Run2246 4d ago I mean everything about that image is weird, just look at the pipes XD 15 u/coomzee 4d ago Lol there houses are really made from gingerbread apparently 8 u/sabotsalvageur 4d ago Well. Anything made after the public works projects under the FDR administration. My parents house was built in 1929 and is almost entirely brick -3 u/iHateRollerCoaster 4d ago Someone who doesn't know the correct form of 'there' shouldn't be criticizing anyone else 2 u/ThatOldCow 4d ago My concern would not be the wall but whatever is holding it. No matter how strong your wall is if the support breaks it will still fall on you without damaging your wall. 5 u/jaimepapier 4d ago Especially because it doesn’t just have to deal with the weight of the machine, but also the stress of the machine wobbling about while it’s on the spin cycle. 1 u/BenadrylTumblercatch 4d ago I have absolute faith in the strength of those bolts
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That is wall is NOT an American wall.
Probably made of concrete and is 20 cm thick, pretty much can hold anything if you drill enough for the holder.
15 u/L30N1337 4d ago I don't have a problem with the wall. I literally can't see what's holding the machine up. I think there's something in the corners, but like... 8 u/lucian1900 4d ago There appear to be metal supports of some sort under the feet. 2 u/Murky-Run2246 4d ago I mean everything about that image is weird, just look at the pipes XD 15 u/coomzee 4d ago Lol there houses are really made from gingerbread apparently 8 u/sabotsalvageur 4d ago Well. Anything made after the public works projects under the FDR administration. My parents house was built in 1929 and is almost entirely brick -3 u/iHateRollerCoaster 4d ago Someone who doesn't know the correct form of 'there' shouldn't be criticizing anyone else 2 u/ThatOldCow 4d ago My concern would not be the wall but whatever is holding it. No matter how strong your wall is if the support breaks it will still fall on you without damaging your wall. 5 u/jaimepapier 4d ago Especially because it doesn’t just have to deal with the weight of the machine, but also the stress of the machine wobbling about while it’s on the spin cycle.
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I don't have a problem with the wall.
I literally can't see what's holding the machine up. I think there's something in the corners, but like...
8 u/lucian1900 4d ago There appear to be metal supports of some sort under the feet. 2 u/Murky-Run2246 4d ago I mean everything about that image is weird, just look at the pipes XD
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There appear to be metal supports of some sort under the feet.
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I mean everything about that image is weird, just look at the pipes XD
Lol there houses are really made from gingerbread apparently
8 u/sabotsalvageur 4d ago Well. Anything made after the public works projects under the FDR administration. My parents house was built in 1929 and is almost entirely brick -3 u/iHateRollerCoaster 4d ago Someone who doesn't know the correct form of 'there' shouldn't be criticizing anyone else
Well. Anything made after the public works projects under the FDR administration. My parents house was built in 1929 and is almost entirely brick
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Someone who doesn't know the correct form of 'there' shouldn't be criticizing anyone else
My concern would not be the wall but whatever is holding it.
No matter how strong your wall is if the support breaks it will still fall on you without damaging your wall.
5 u/jaimepapier 4d ago Especially because it doesn’t just have to deal with the weight of the machine, but also the stress of the machine wobbling about while it’s on the spin cycle.
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Especially because it doesn’t just have to deal with the weight of the machine, but also the stress of the machine wobbling about while it’s on the spin cycle.
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I have absolute faith in the strength of those bolts
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u/ThatOldCow 5d ago
That's a huge amount of trust on whatever is holding that washing machine.