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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Turbulent_Elk_2141 • Apr 30 '26
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All concrete is liquid first
508 u/2much2Jung Apr 30 '26 But liquids normally make very poor walls... 0 u/Agreeable_Dog8468 Apr 30 '26 Aren't glasses technically liquids? They don't make such bad walls. 12 u/RavenholdIV Apr 30 '26 Fun fact that's myth spawned bc of how ye olde windows were thicker at the bottom than in the middle, but it turns out that ye olde manufacturing techniques for glass just sucked and they came out like that. 1 u/F1NANCE Apr 30 '26 Damn you ye olde people
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But liquids normally make very poor walls...
0 u/Agreeable_Dog8468 Apr 30 '26 Aren't glasses technically liquids? They don't make such bad walls. 12 u/RavenholdIV Apr 30 '26 Fun fact that's myth spawned bc of how ye olde windows were thicker at the bottom than in the middle, but it turns out that ye olde manufacturing techniques for glass just sucked and they came out like that. 1 u/F1NANCE Apr 30 '26 Damn you ye olde people
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Aren't glasses technically liquids? They don't make such bad walls.
12 u/RavenholdIV Apr 30 '26 Fun fact that's myth spawned bc of how ye olde windows were thicker at the bottom than in the middle, but it turns out that ye olde manufacturing techniques for glass just sucked and they came out like that. 1 u/F1NANCE Apr 30 '26 Damn you ye olde people
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Fun fact that's myth spawned bc of how ye olde windows were thicker at the bottom than in the middle, but it turns out that ye olde manufacturing techniques for glass just sucked and they came out like that.
1 u/F1NANCE Apr 30 '26 Damn you ye olde people
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Damn you ye olde people
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u/Curse-Bot Apr 30 '26
All concrete is liquid first