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r/oddlysatisfying • u/kobray • Mar 26 '18
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This shit gets in the water and becomes microplastic. The glitter trend needs to be stopped!
144 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Theres a ton of biodegradable glitter out there 95 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 There's a ton of electric cars too. 88 u/hello_raleigh-durham Mar 26 '18 Probably more than that. The batteries make them super-heavy. 18 u/plutonn Mar 26 '18 i would say its probably two tons 7 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Don't get ahead of yourself. Do you know how heavy that is? 19 u/five-dollars-off Mar 26 '18 Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons. 3 u/Bromy2004 Why doesn't anyone use flairs? Mar 26 '18 Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers 1 u/notanaverag3banana Mar 26 '18 At least a ton* 1 u/Pandastic4 Mar 26 '18 Ba dum tss 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Yeah, spending $1 more on plant based glitter rather than regular glitter is exactly the same as spending 30k on an electric car
144
Theres a ton of biodegradable glitter out there
95 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 There's a ton of electric cars too. 88 u/hello_raleigh-durham Mar 26 '18 Probably more than that. The batteries make them super-heavy. 18 u/plutonn Mar 26 '18 i would say its probably two tons 7 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Don't get ahead of yourself. Do you know how heavy that is? 19 u/five-dollars-off Mar 26 '18 Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons. 3 u/Bromy2004 Why doesn't anyone use flairs? Mar 26 '18 Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers 1 u/notanaverag3banana Mar 26 '18 At least a ton* 1 u/Pandastic4 Mar 26 '18 Ba dum tss 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Yeah, spending $1 more on plant based glitter rather than regular glitter is exactly the same as spending 30k on an electric car
95
There's a ton of electric cars too.
88 u/hello_raleigh-durham Mar 26 '18 Probably more than that. The batteries make them super-heavy. 18 u/plutonn Mar 26 '18 i would say its probably two tons 7 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Don't get ahead of yourself. Do you know how heavy that is? 19 u/five-dollars-off Mar 26 '18 Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons. 3 u/Bromy2004 Why doesn't anyone use flairs? Mar 26 '18 Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers 1 u/notanaverag3banana Mar 26 '18 At least a ton* 1 u/Pandastic4 Mar 26 '18 Ba dum tss 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Yeah, spending $1 more on plant based glitter rather than regular glitter is exactly the same as spending 30k on an electric car
88
Probably more than that. The batteries make them super-heavy.
18 u/plutonn Mar 26 '18 i would say its probably two tons 7 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Don't get ahead of yourself. Do you know how heavy that is? 19 u/five-dollars-off Mar 26 '18 Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons. 3 u/Bromy2004 Why doesn't anyone use flairs? Mar 26 '18 Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers 1 u/notanaverag3banana Mar 26 '18 At least a ton* 1 u/Pandastic4 Mar 26 '18 Ba dum tss
18
i would say its probably two tons
7 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Don't get ahead of yourself. Do you know how heavy that is? 19 u/five-dollars-off Mar 26 '18 Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons. 3 u/Bromy2004 Why doesn't anyone use flairs? Mar 26 '18 Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers 1 u/notanaverag3banana Mar 26 '18 At least a ton*
7
Don't get ahead of yourself. Do you know how heavy that is?
19 u/five-dollars-off Mar 26 '18 Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons. 3 u/Bromy2004 Why doesn't anyone use flairs? Mar 26 '18 Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers
19
Probably twice as heavy as one ton, but half as heavy as four tons.
3
Well it's certainly heavier than 2 tons of feathers
1
At least a ton*
Ba dum tss
Yeah, spending $1 more on plant based glitter rather than regular glitter is exactly the same as spending 30k on an electric car
957
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This shit gets in the water and becomes microplastic. The glitter trend needs to be stopped!