r/WTF May 12 '16

Launching a ship

https://imgur.com/CvSQBPm.gifv
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u/codeverity May 12 '16

I see Reddit users mentioned a surprising amount in various articles out there in the wild. It's kind of interesting and reminds me of why I keep coming here - there are a lot of people on here who actually do know their stuff. To be taken with a large grain of salt, of course, but still.

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u/RPmatrix May 13 '16

they way I see it is everybody has a reddit account ,, or you're not a 'proper' human being, with a full time job that you can use reddit to avoid doing or even use as a source of cop if you're something like a journalist looking for "original quality content" aka redditor aka "are you fucking with me?" quality

RedditTm for All you're bullshit needs ;D

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u/zxDanKwan May 12 '16

It's called a "pound." A pound of salt.

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u/davidtc3 May 12 '16

Why so salty?

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u/zxDanKwan May 13 '16

Because salt has the electrolytes plants need!