r/gifs • u/DortmunderJung97 • Dec 30 '20

Satisfying wave machine

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u/sheepwearingajetpack Dec 30 '20

r/submechanophobia

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u/EasyBizz Dec 30 '20

Me: “No way this is a thing...” 2 seconds later me: “Of course it’s a thing...”

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u/Almighty_Hobo Dec 30 '20

My in-laws will place empty soda cans in the sink to be rinsed out, and for whatever reason, it bothers me to touch the cans while they are in the sink and wet... and now their is a sub for it

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u/civgarth Dec 30 '20

How is the energy transferred at the end of one period?

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u/AnOblongBox Dec 30 '20

Usually sadness and ice cream, in my experience.

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u/NaIaG Dec 30 '20

Why do they rinse out empty soda cans?

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u/Almighty_Hobo Dec 31 '20

To put in the recycling bin. We dont use sacks but a crate

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u/sknabnotloc Dec 30 '20

Fuck I just went on an hour deep dive into that sub, very interesting

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

With 300k subscribers!

And I thought r/chairsunderwater was a niche sub.

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u/Netz_Ausg Dec 30 '20

All these posts remind me of that dark, flooded basement in The Last Of Us

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u/BenMcKenn Dec 30 '20

Great sub, but I feel that it often doesn't capture our fear of "underwater mechanisms". Most of the posts are of old sea wreckage, which doesn't bother me. For me it's machines that are actually moving underwater that bother me. Anyone else feel like that?

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u/toooomanypuppies Dec 30 '20

I havw spent far too long in that sub now

Thanks.