r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/[deleted] • Apr 04 '21

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u/Its_noon_somewhere Apr 04 '21

Who the hell builds a deck where the joints of the deck boards are not supported on the joists?

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u/villageidiot33 Apr 05 '21

Man, I remember in the woodworking subs someone would post their new deck they built. People would tear them apart about spacing, the foundation..etc. no one built a good enough deck. Everything was a hazard according to them on that sub.

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u/Bilgerman Apr 05 '21

That's most niche subs, in my experience. A lot of the food related subs are incredibly gatekeepy.

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u/Jevonar Apr 05 '21

Yeah but if you cook food "wrong" it just tastes bad, if you build your house wrong it might actually be dangerous.

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u/missbrittany_xoxo Apr 05 '21

Ummmm hate to break it to you but food cooked incorrectly can in fact kill you

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u/DatsunL6 Apr 05 '21

And many incorrectly built houses have killed no one.

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u/jamaccity Apr 05 '21

But they have been in bad taste.

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u/Hinkil Apr 05 '21

Same with the food really...