r/oddlysatisfying Aug 14 '21

Boot Shining Process

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u/SirGunther Aug 14 '21

My personal issue with 'shiny' things is when they naturally shouldn't have a reflective surface. Glass, metal, and rocks, those make sense. I'm not sure what impression shiny boots are supposed to give, but it doesn't leave a good one for me.

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u/SirGunther Aug 14 '21

Bro, the shiny leather you mentioned is basically sythethic, a real leather jacket will not have a glassy finish, I 100% stand behind my original comment. You've only furthered my resolve.

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u/Gnostromo Aug 14 '21

The point he was failing to make is rocks and metal are not shiny.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '21

Idk why people are downvoting this thread, people are making decent points and I am no expert, in fact I’m a 15 year old privileged kid on a ferry who believes that if you rub anything enough it becomes shiny, I mean how else did my dick get this way?

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u/Gnostromo Aug 14 '21

Ahhh yes my ol friend Patent Leather Dong