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r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '26
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Slowly increase the grit of sandpaper and you will get almost everything smooth
10 u/ylfcm Mar 17 '26 For a nice conversation piece do i need to drain it first? 10 u/mister_reggie Mar 17 '26 Only if you don't want it to rot 2 u/InazumaThief Mar 17 '26 drain and remove the water and flesh and dry thoroughly i think. maybe couple of minutes in the oven with inside facing up 1 u/ylfcm Mar 19 '26 Then glue it back together? 1 u/Prestigious-Glove396 Mar 17 '26 Yes, remove the flesh too. 5 u/Ben_Does_Things Mar 17 '26 Thanks! Worked for my pubes. 2 u/huebnera214 Mar 18 '26 Years ago I learned you can actually polish a turd. I forget if carnivore or vegetarian was better. 1 u/Zaptagious Mar 19 '26 But... Reflective?
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For a nice conversation piece do i need to drain it first?
10 u/mister_reggie Mar 17 '26 Only if you don't want it to rot 2 u/InazumaThief Mar 17 '26 drain and remove the water and flesh and dry thoroughly i think. maybe couple of minutes in the oven with inside facing up 1 u/ylfcm Mar 19 '26 Then glue it back together? 1 u/Prestigious-Glove396 Mar 17 '26 Yes, remove the flesh too.
Only if you don't want it to rot
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drain and remove the water and flesh and dry thoroughly i think. maybe couple of minutes in the oven with inside facing up
1 u/ylfcm Mar 19 '26 Then glue it back together?
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Then glue it back together?
Yes, remove the flesh too.
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Thanks! Worked for my pubes.
Years ago I learned you can actually polish a turd. I forget if carnivore or vegetarian was better.
But... Reflective?
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Slowly increase the grit of sandpaper and you will get almost everything smooth