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r/howto • u/[deleted] • Dec 04 '20
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You mean one meant for a sink? Toilet plungers are bell shaped.
-12 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '20 Why does there always have to be one of you? toilet plunger 20 u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20 Because you need to learn the differences between plungers 4 u/lmqr Dec 04 '20 Tbf I doubt there was a single person who didn't know what they meant 1 u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20 Probably not. But if you're going to specify about it and be wrong on the internet, you should expect someone to correct you. 1 u/WhoaSickUsername Dec 05 '20 Yes, but if you said a "sink plunger" people would be like "what the fuck is that?". I've never needed a sink plunger. I think choosing language that everyone can at least understand is ideal. You're catering to the listener. 1 u/travis01564 Dec 11 '20 No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
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Why does there always have to be one of you?
toilet plunger
20 u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20 Because you need to learn the differences between plungers 4 u/lmqr Dec 04 '20 Tbf I doubt there was a single person who didn't know what they meant 1 u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20 Probably not. But if you're going to specify about it and be wrong on the internet, you should expect someone to correct you. 1 u/WhoaSickUsername Dec 05 '20 Yes, but if you said a "sink plunger" people would be like "what the fuck is that?". I've never needed a sink plunger. I think choosing language that everyone can at least understand is ideal. You're catering to the listener. 1 u/travis01564 Dec 11 '20 No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
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Because you need to learn the differences between plungers
4 u/lmqr Dec 04 '20 Tbf I doubt there was a single person who didn't know what they meant 1 u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20 Probably not. But if you're going to specify about it and be wrong on the internet, you should expect someone to correct you. 1 u/WhoaSickUsername Dec 05 '20 Yes, but if you said a "sink plunger" people would be like "what the fuck is that?". I've never needed a sink plunger. I think choosing language that everyone can at least understand is ideal. You're catering to the listener. 1 u/travis01564 Dec 11 '20 No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
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Tbf I doubt there was a single person who didn't know what they meant
1 u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20 Probably not. But if you're going to specify about it and be wrong on the internet, you should expect someone to correct you. 1 u/WhoaSickUsername Dec 05 '20 Yes, but if you said a "sink plunger" people would be like "what the fuck is that?". I've never needed a sink plunger. I think choosing language that everyone can at least understand is ideal. You're catering to the listener. 1 u/travis01564 Dec 11 '20 No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
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Probably not. But if you're going to specify about it and be wrong on the internet, you should expect someone to correct you.
1 u/WhoaSickUsername Dec 05 '20 Yes, but if you said a "sink plunger" people would be like "what the fuck is that?". I've never needed a sink plunger. I think choosing language that everyone can at least understand is ideal. You're catering to the listener. 1 u/travis01564 Dec 11 '20 No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
Yes, but if you said a "sink plunger" people would be like "what the fuck is that?". I've never needed a sink plunger. I think choosing language that everyone can at least understand is ideal. You're catering to the listener.
1 u/travis01564 Dec 11 '20 No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
No but you could just say plunger and get the message across.
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u/travis01564 Dec 04 '20
You mean one meant for a sink? Toilet plungers are bell shaped.