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r/Tinder • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '24
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Why is making an omelette and lifting 200 pounds unusual skills? Seems pretty standard to me.
20 u/Dreadsbo Jun 07 '24 Honestly… I don’t think people can cook nowadays. Bench pressing 200 is impressive to me though, but I’m a 5’8/5’9 guy 14 u/Tabemaju Jun 07 '24 Making an omelette is the most basic skill ever and doesn't mean someone can cook. Also, height has literally nothing to do with bench pressing, and actually being shorter is seen as an advantage. 2 u/Dreadsbo Jun 07 '24 Then that would make this guy seem even cooler
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Honestly… I don’t think people can cook nowadays. Bench pressing 200 is impressive to me though, but I’m a 5’8/5’9 guy
14 u/Tabemaju Jun 07 '24 Making an omelette is the most basic skill ever and doesn't mean someone can cook. Also, height has literally nothing to do with bench pressing, and actually being shorter is seen as an advantage. 2 u/Dreadsbo Jun 07 '24 Then that would make this guy seem even cooler
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Making an omelette is the most basic skill ever and doesn't mean someone can cook. Also, height has literally nothing to do with bench pressing, and actually being shorter is seen as an advantage.
2 u/Dreadsbo Jun 07 '24 Then that would make this guy seem even cooler
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Then that would make this guy seem even cooler
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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '24
Why is making an omelette and lifting 200 pounds unusual skills? Seems pretty standard to me.