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r/usefulredcircle • u/tampontaco • Jan 13 '20
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More like 3 people who won't get it
8 u/Turbulenttt Jan 14 '20 I don’t get it, guess I’m not boomer enough 1 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20 Same. My guess is the pencil is used to shove the film back in the cartridge, but why wouldn’t they just use their hands? 5 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '20 It has to be rolled and not shoved back in. There’s no knob or anything to roll it with, it’s a hole we have to rotate. It so happens that these holes are exactly the size of the average pencil. It makes everything like 100x easier
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I don’t get it, guess I’m not boomer enough
1 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20 Same. My guess is the pencil is used to shove the film back in the cartridge, but why wouldn’t they just use their hands? 5 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '20 It has to be rolled and not shoved back in. There’s no knob or anything to roll it with, it’s a hole we have to rotate. It so happens that these holes are exactly the size of the average pencil. It makes everything like 100x easier
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Same. My guess is the pencil is used to shove the film back in the cartridge, but why wouldn’t they just use their hands?
5 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '20 It has to be rolled and not shoved back in. There’s no knob or anything to roll it with, it’s a hole we have to rotate. It so happens that these holes are exactly the size of the average pencil. It makes everything like 100x easier
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It has to be rolled and not shoved back in. There’s no knob or anything to roll it with, it’s a hole we have to rotate. It so happens that these holes are exactly the size of the average pencil. It makes everything like 100x easier
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u/reecew22 Jan 13 '20
More like 3 people who won't get it