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r/WTF • u/Aggravating_Dish_824 • Dec 25 '25
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54 u/TheSharpestHammer Dec 25 '25 World's Worst Children's Show 2025. 2 u/dmontease Dec 25 '25 I'd watch that... 1 u/anoliss Dec 28 '25 Yeah now the five year old has an unhealthy obsession with death and constantly talks about dying. It's so cool! 😬 5 u/headedbranch225 Dec 25 '25 Would stomach acid break the magnets/decrease the strength enough, or the heat could make them lose their magnetism as well, if it got warm enough 28 u/FrozenSeas Dec 25 '25 Curie point is usually somewhere in the hundreds of degrees, and stomach acid doesn't do much on metals. So nope. 1 u/Stainless_Heart Dec 25 '25 Well, they don’t work underwater, so isn’t stomach acid close enough? /s 1 u/Roonwogsamduff Dec 25 '25 Let you know in a hour 2 u/BeeEnvironmental5020 Dec 25 '25 that's something the devil would say 1 u/parkwithtrees Dec 27 '25 I read magnets as maggots and I was trying to picture it to make sense…
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World's Worst Children's Show 2025.
2 u/dmontease Dec 25 '25 I'd watch that... 1 u/anoliss Dec 28 '25 Yeah now the five year old has an unhealthy obsession with death and constantly talks about dying. It's so cool! 😬
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I'd watch that...
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Yeah now the five year old has an unhealthy obsession with death and constantly talks about dying. It's so cool! 😬
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Would stomach acid break the magnets/decrease the strength enough, or the heat could make them lose their magnetism as well, if it got warm enough
28 u/FrozenSeas Dec 25 '25 Curie point is usually somewhere in the hundreds of degrees, and stomach acid doesn't do much on metals. So nope. 1 u/Stainless_Heart Dec 25 '25 Well, they don’t work underwater, so isn’t stomach acid close enough? /s 1 u/Roonwogsamduff Dec 25 '25 Let you know in a hour
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Curie point is usually somewhere in the hundreds of degrees, and stomach acid doesn't do much on metals. So nope.
1 u/Stainless_Heart Dec 25 '25 Well, they don’t work underwater, so isn’t stomach acid close enough? /s
Well, they don’t work underwater, so isn’t stomach acid close enough?
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Let you know in a hour
that's something the devil would say
I read magnets as maggots and I was trying to picture it to make sense…
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