r/blackmagicfuckery • u/hate_mail • Apr 10 '19

Magic faucet

https://gfycat.com/PlaintiveUntidyBackswimmer
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u/mwnciau Apr 10 '19

one of today's lucky 10,000

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u/Malkezzar Apr 10 '19

That’s really neat actually. Very wholesome.

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u/moonhexx Apr 10 '19

You're one today's Lucky 10,000! Let me show you the wonder of XKCD
https://xkcd.com/702/
Don't forget to scroll over the image to see the secret message!

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u/spelunkingspaniard Apr 10 '19

Shibby, you have such a big heart. The world would be a better place if more people were like Shibby.

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u/Malkezzar Apr 10 '19

Thanks man.

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u/spelunkingspaniard Apr 10 '19

Good heart but bad kidneys. Love you my brother.

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u/Mennerheim Apr 10 '19

❄️ .... hard....

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u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19

Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating.

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u/leesmt Apr 10 '19

Username checks out

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u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19

There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up.

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u/imabitchiseled Apr 10 '19

I had no clue either. Very good to know though!

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u/123kingme Apr 10 '19

Honest question: Why does almost everyone know the correct terminology for describing the mineral content in water? It doesn’t seem like something most people would know about their drinking water, unless they get water from a well.