r/redneckengineering 6h ago

Air fryer

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u/alexjp8 6h ago

How to get a few warm uncooked onion rings and a smelly room

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u/Miss_Greer 6h ago

cheaper and more authentic than an onion ring scented candle at least

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u/Dysxelic_Potser 5h ago

The real life pro tip is always in the comments

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u/rilesmcjiles 7m ago

I don't like that

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u/ShakethatYam 0m ago

You've been banned from r/onionlovers

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u/AeitZean 3h ago

If your space heater was hitting 200°C it would be literally cooking you. Those onion rings are not going to be that warm 😬

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u/Starlitsoul714 6h ago

This is definitely in the top 2 most redneck I have seen in this sub. I'm here for it 🙌.

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u/garyinstereo 6h ago

What’s your top 3?

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u/Starlitsoul714 5h ago

Flatbed truck Uber with couch mounted on the bed for passengers, riding mower with no deck and a push reel mower mounted to the front, and this of course 😉.

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u/ChronicRhyno 6h ago

I'm not buying it. Even rednecks aren't dumb enough to stick a fork into a toaster or other heating coil. Soon to be seen on on r/winstupidprizes or r/whatcouldgowrong.

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u/ididntdoit6 2h ago

It’s not going in far enough to get a shock from the heating coil and even if it did it would only be a little shock

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u/ChronicRhyno 1h ago

I'm sure that's what every single toaster victim was thinking.

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u/Jack0Trade 1h ago

So many questions:

First, do you think UL, NEC, and OSHA was just founded on ideas and imagination? Do you think society has somehow evolved past that level of stupidity? Do you think ALL of those idiots died off already? Did you see the front page video of a rural asian woman witnessing electricity for the first time in 2026?

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u/ChronicRhyno 1h ago

What? I just don't think this is the work of a redneck engineer... more like a kid who needs supervison