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Aug 18, 2025 12:34 AM

Frosty

11 months ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Aaaaand now I want some konpeitō.

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Cool, but it would be better without the sound of the gas burner. If that had been shielded or if they used and electric burner, you would hear a buzzing sound from the water turning to steam.

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You know you can scroll to the end?

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Who knew!

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That was a minute well spent. ty

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That was good minute

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If you inject that you start spinning. The kids call it Beyblading.

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New Dried Ocean! Just add water.

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Huh. Lot more salt than I would have expected.

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Well, that was truly stimulating.

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Meanwhile the plankton that we're just chilling in that water moments before:

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Ah yes, the Lederhosen effect ...(j/k Leidenfrost)

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😂 You almost had a great example of the Bernoulli principle, where you intentionally post something incorrectly on the Internet instead of asking a question about what the correct version is, so somebody will correct you.

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I was wondering where I recognized that dancing from! :v

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What's the street value of that "salt"?

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About a buck fiddy

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Tree fiddy

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I know a place you can score some salt for 2.9c/oz. They'll even cut it with some iodine if you're into that sort of thing.

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Gotta be careful with that stuff. Back when I was a kid, nobody even knew what iodine was. Now, half the salt out there is spiked with the stuff. I know people that're even using iodine test strips on their pepper now, just in case the salt cartels are getting tricksy.

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It'll cost you your salary.

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For the downvoter(s), look up the etymology of "salary" to get the joke. Feel free to keep the downvote if you still don't find it funny.

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That was a pretty cool demonstration of the Leidenfrost effect.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leidenfrost_effect

Seawater has an average of 35 grams of salt per liter of water.

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One time I pranked my family into thinking I drank seawater. I had them going for a while and I am sure they had an intervention ready for me.

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Germans have good names for naming effects.

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it's just the name of the dude who discovered it

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You are mixing your measurements and using both volume and weight.

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Oof.

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I think you might be a little confused.

I'm talking about the average amount of dissolved solids in a given amount of a liquid. The units I used are correct.

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(I agree with you) Anyone else notice that the argument bots of this latest wave are dialed up in confidence and dialed wayyy down in intelligence? …… I’ve seen so many stupid arguments here lately.

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Stupid and/or ignorant people are often extremely confident.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

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I’ve been a daily active user since 2016. I’ve seen many many waves of new users and comment bots programmed just to stir arguments. This is the later.

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Take this one for example. It’s trying to deflect attention away from itself , but has done so with its programming to argue the dumbest argument available. /gallery/7mitEgr/comment/2471383743 v

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Think about it…. They’re describing how much SOLID material…. Is in a set amount of LIQUID…… ok? https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJlMmp5Z2NrdnBxa2R5d2ZpMXNjMjI4MWNpZm10OGZ5MXZlajBnOGNxdyZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/8p05WdXxPiOyY/giphy.mp4

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Their measurements for volume and weight, not specifically for solid and liquid. Do you think a 3 L engine is made of liquid?

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First of all, stupid, here’s a picture of you holding a 16oz can of surge - fit which the liquid volume contains 56 solid grams of sugar. Also it’s *they’re. Stop being confident, you’re not smart.

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But how many washing machines could fit inside that ozone if you spread out on a football field? Also use my feet to answer, not yours. Yours stink

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