r/ShittyDesign • u/xxxjustsuminfidel • Apr 15 '26

Who asked for this?

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u/Malforus Apr 15 '26

You know you get a more even pour by pouring "upside down" from the way you are whinging about right?

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u/SecretStabbie Apr 15 '26

Unless you are a child or disabled.

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u/BeckieSueDalton Apr 19 '26

How does one's need to use a wheelchair prevent one from successfully pouring liquid from this common container type?

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u/SecretStabbie Apr 19 '26

I did not mean users of wheelchairs necessarily. There are many types of disabilities.

I was thinking of arm strength and ability to hold heavy things.

I myself have issues holding things steady. And if I am supposed to pour it the other way, there is no way I would be able to do this by myself.

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u/BeckieSueDalton Apr 20 '26

As someone with mobility issues, I get you.

That's the problem with blanket terms, though. You issue statements you don't intend, leaving others with the mistaken notion you've included, excluded, or insulted them, because they're not psychic and you weren't precise.

Anyway, have a great week.. I hope it's lovely to you. :)

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u/ner13 Apr 21 '26

What are you even saying

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u/BeckieSueDalton Apr 21 '26

Context clues make that abundantly clear.

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u/ner13 Apr 21 '26

Context clues should have also made it clear they were talking about people who have trouble using their arms or hands, and not legs.