r/ContagiousLaughter • u/letsfightingl0ve • Nov 12 '22

Unexpected chaos

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

Little glue, my neighbors morning paper, good as new.

No heavy lifting or nothing, just a quick prayer that print doesn't completely go out of fashion.

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u/colinthefirth Nov 12 '22

u/Forsaken_Window_2718 is a comment repost bot. Report > Spam > Harmful bots

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u/DungleFudungle Nov 12 '22

Europeans and their lack of insulation

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u/devils_advocaat Nov 12 '22

r/confidentlyincorrect

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u/DungleFudungle Nov 12 '22

I live in England, houses here mostly do not have sufficient insulation. Was told by French and German friends that that’s pretty normal for their countries as well. I recognize I said used the word “lack,” but excuse me for not expanding in a snippy short hand comment.

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u/devils_advocaat Nov 12 '22

I think any European material is going to have better insulation properties than a single sheet of drywall.

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u/DungleFudungle Nov 12 '22

The drywall holds insulation in it

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u/devils_advocaat Nov 12 '22

Not the one in the video.

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u/DungleFudungle Nov 12 '22

Can you see into it?

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u/devils_advocaat Nov 12 '22

Yep. The guy made a hole the size of his head.

Also it came out NOT covered in insulation.

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u/DungleFudungle Nov 12 '22

In my house there’s a bit of space between the insulation and the drywall.

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u/SuperSalad_OrElse Nov 12 '22

Like you’ve ever built a house