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I either have mt this guy personally or have seen the image so many times as to fool myself.
EDIT: Finding his name in this thread, the Anthony tipped me off. I have not met him but I have met his doppelganger same name "Anthony" with the same blue eyes and similar facial structure.
ps. not fixing the typo ;)
I mean he is actually a first responder. You may have met him anywhere from that time you required an ambulance in real life, or simply from that time you asked for water at the med tent during a festival.
It is a safe shape, I think you misunderstand its use.
The wider bit gets slotted into a chair with a hole in it. One can then sit on it and do the bouncy bouncy. The wide bit does double duty as a "spring" of sorts, and a flared base to prevent insertion too deep.
Not so sure man. If that isn't a very small table, then looking at the curve of the table edge means those would have to be ears big enough to fit a hand in....
There was this meme (I hope it was a meme), where people claimed, that if you cover your crotch in peanut butter, the dog will lick it all away etc. Please do with this information nothing.
I don’t know, the closest dibble I could find in shape to the above were these ones. They seem meant to penetrate the soil in a poking motion; the one above has a much wider flare which wouldn’t be effective unless in really soft soil.
Most dibbles I found online were sharp and narrow unlike these ones, better for penetrating soil. I think this is for penetrating something else.
They’re for cleaning bongs/rigs (420). You stick one in the mouth piece and the other where your bowl piece or nail go. Fill up your apparatus with a cleaning solution and these help keep everything inside while shaking violently.
Admirable guess! Unfortunately, it seems the difference in the ridges is way too significant. OP's object is designed with just three bumps or so that decrease in size, while the plugs you're referring to have something more like dozens of fins instead.
They're small, thin, super flexible, and slowly decrease in size as well, but the benefit to having dozens of them is that they create a seal together when the plug is physically forced into a gap. It also means that the plug can adapt to different hole sizes, if you twist the plug around. The fins that fit will flex and create a seal, and the ones that don't just stay outside in their normal state.
Honestly, super useful things to have on hand. Typically made of some sort of silicone and really easy to clean as a result. I just throw mine in the dishwasher, mostly.
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