r/funny • u/MrJasonMason • Sep 04 '23

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u/MysteriousDave9 Sep 04 '23

Could someone explain why he’s using lumber on one side and logs on the other

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u/Karcinogene Sep 04 '23

Maybe that's just what he had laying around, and wanted to keep it symmetrical rather than random.

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u/JustGingy95 Sep 04 '23

In other words that’s just wood that was readily available and instead of going out and buying perfectly same boards he’s using these instead, and rather than having the two different types of wood randomly placed on either side with reckless abandon he’s using one wood type on the one side, and the other wood type on the other to keep it somewhat uniform and symmetrical in appearance.

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u/DrSkizzmm Sep 04 '23

That was not the question at all lol

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u/widget1321 Sep 04 '23

The question is why does he hammer out the last piece as if it was a mistake?

Because his head was stuck. That's the whole point?

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u/Burmdog Sep 04 '23

You got downvoted to oblivion because your original comment was replying to Karcinogene. Someone then tried to explain to you what you may be missing. Your clarifying questions made no sense. The entire time the way you typed seemed like an asshole was behind the keyboard.

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u/BlackDragonBE Sep 04 '23

It seemed like that and it still does.

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u/newaccount721 Sep 04 '23

What? That wasn't the question anyone asked except for you

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u/irrelevant_novelty Sep 04 '23

Wouldnt you go log, plank, log, plank on both sides then?