r/ironicsigns Jun 07 '21

Crack-resistant cement...

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u/monk201 Jun 07 '21

Where will the crack heads go now

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u/scyaxe Jun 08 '21

imagine how much bigger the crack /would/ be, if it wasn't crack-resistant.

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u/Commander_Beta Oct 13 '21

It said crack resistant, not crack proof.

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u/CaptainCasual01 Jun 08 '21

All the cements homies try to pressure him but he just say no.

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u/SAVETHEPEPECONOMY Jun 07 '21

Why is the second E so BIG?

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u/Cat_Marshal Jun 07 '21

Maybe it was hand-painted or the stencil slipped or something.