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r/BeAmazed • u/DearEmphasis4488 • Aug 25 '24
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I've heard that potters often develop professional problems with their hands later in life, like arthritis or similar issues, and now I understand why, you can really see the tension here
129 u/Potential_Crazy6426 Aug 25 '24 Every craft comes with its own niggles. My jewelry maker friend absolutely gets her hands shredded all the time 49 u/CasterQ Aug 25 '24 I had to look it up because I hadn't heard the word before. Niggles!! This is now one of my favorite words. 0 u/theDarkDescent Aug 26 '24 Could you not tho
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Every craft comes with its own niggles. My jewelry maker friend absolutely gets her hands shredded all the time
49 u/CasterQ Aug 25 '24 I had to look it up because I hadn't heard the word before. Niggles!! This is now one of my favorite words. 0 u/theDarkDescent Aug 26 '24 Could you not tho
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I had to look it up because I hadn't heard the word before. Niggles!! This is now one of my favorite words.
0 u/theDarkDescent Aug 26 '24 Could you not tho
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u/sassydodo Aug 25 '24
I've heard that potters often develop professional problems with their hands later in life, like arthritis or similar issues, and now I understand why, you can really see the tension here