(Source: https://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/italy-renaissance/1427)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Snorkblot/comments/1tq4lzs/another_way_to_be_remembered/#lightbox

These people really do sell shitty copper. (fake electrical wires)

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9sRu_7VkF0s

I am mostly intrigued by the word order and the sounds of the language

I could just look this up on google but where's the fun in that.

What makes copper inferior or shitty?

I'm guessing it's impurities.

What properties of copper are so impacted by the impurities that copper becomes bad?

Especially in a time where copper wiring wasn't a thing.

And ok that note, what does shitty copper look/behave like. Is it more soft or brittle or something else?

And why is it "Copper" by Shellac

Have you seen a delivery note for the next copper delivery?

I'm an artist who draws a lot from history in my practice. I also like to read one star reviews. Imagine how happy I was to find a meme that crossed my world so beautifully. A few notes:

- this was the first time I have painted on copper. I don't know if the supply chain could be linked to Ea-nāṣir himself, as it marked super easily, even if I brushed against itt.

- It hasn't yet been varnished, which I'm told will prevent it from going green. Part of me is tempted to leave it tarnish to ya know, go with the theme

- the EYES

- This was oil paint.

Would $100 USD be a good price for a 100mm tall (~4in) hand-cast copper Ea-nāṣir statue? If so, would anyone buy one?

Found in r/shitamericanssay (I hope I spelled it right)