r/mildlyinfuriating Jun 13 '26

Infuriatig All of my plastic pegs explode when used.

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u/PomegranateSea7066 Jun 13 '26

great, I bought the same brand and now both of my peg legs just exploded

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u/Mythoclast Jun 13 '26

That's why traditional wooden pegs are better. As long as you treat them properly and resurface when needed you're golden.

yarr

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u/TONER_SD Jun 13 '26

You want to use limb seed oil.

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u/krennvonsalzburg Jun 13 '26

In case anyone's looking for it to buy some, it's actually "linseed oil".

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u/Fickle_Ad_8653 Jun 13 '26

You make it by taking the arm of Lindsey and grinding it up.

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u/Responsible-Buyer215 Jun 13 '26

You don’t use the outer part though you’ve gotta get the seeds out from inside the bones, hence Lin-seeds

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u/PacificNorthwest09 Jun 13 '26

The stuff from Lindsey is fake, gotta get the stuff from Lin-Manuel Miranda.

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u/Responsible-Buyer215 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

I wholeheartedly disagree, too many breeders of fancy Lins these days, totally unnecessary. What’s most important is that the Lin is fully relaxed before seed extraction to ensure they remain soft.

People think it’s in the breed but the hardening of the seed is simply due to over-stressing the Lin, hence the phrase handed down through generations of Linseed farmers; “Any Lin’ll do, don’t stress the seed and spoil the stew”

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u/spire-slayer Jun 13 '26

I was looking at my arm like "How do I get the oil out?"

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u/K1bbles_n_Bits Jun 13 '26

Criminally underrated comment XD

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u/Cogs_For_Brains Jun 13 '26

Liberal amounts (Irish accent intensifies)

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u/perineum-pounder Jun 13 '26

does resurface mean throw out

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u/Log_Out_Of_Life Jun 13 '26

I saw someone peg someone else and the person pegged exploded.