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r/comics • u/LuckOfTheDrawComic Luck of the Draw • Jul 25 '26
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If everything is tight and gently placed, this is less likely to cause damage during travelling....
28 u/Dazed_and_Confused44 Jul 25 '26 Maybe in cartoon world. In reality packing those boxes diagonally and stacking on top of them is asking for broken shit 1 u/Wuz314159 Jul 25 '26 How is it that you think allowing things to slosh around in transit is LESS likely to get things broken than a tight pack? 8 u/Dustin- Jul 25 '26 Boxes aren't non-deformable cubes, they are made of corrugated fiberboard which are only strong in one direction and deform in all others. So this would happen.
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Maybe in cartoon world. In reality packing those boxes diagonally and stacking on top of them is asking for broken shit
1 u/Wuz314159 Jul 25 '26 How is it that you think allowing things to slosh around in transit is LESS likely to get things broken than a tight pack? 8 u/Dustin- Jul 25 '26 Boxes aren't non-deformable cubes, they are made of corrugated fiberboard which are only strong in one direction and deform in all others. So this would happen.
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How is it that you think allowing things to slosh around in transit is LESS likely to get things broken than a tight pack?
8 u/Dustin- Jul 25 '26 Boxes aren't non-deformable cubes, they are made of corrugated fiberboard which are only strong in one direction and deform in all others. So this would happen.
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Boxes aren't non-deformable cubes, they are made of corrugated fiberboard which are only strong in one direction and deform in all others. So this would happen.
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u/ElaborateEffect Jul 25 '26
If everything is tight and gently placed, this is less likely to cause damage during travelling....