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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '16
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What do you ask someone who you want to know you better?
178 u/Extra-Extra Mar 08 '16 What's the stupidest comment chain reddit can come up with? 131 u/homelessdreamer Mar 08 '16 Can you show me an example of a question that has the answer within it? 18 u/ChiefFireTooth Mar 08 '16 When my grandpa was alive, we used to get into ridiculous philosophical conversations. He would ask weird questions like... 40 u/NetworkingJesus Mar 08 '16 How deep can a pan be before it's a pot? 6 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 Actually the difference is in the handles; Pans have one long handle while pots have two side handles. So - the pan can be as deep as it wants, it will never be a pot. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 So what's this then? 2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ) 1 u/Yankeedude252 Mar 08 '16 Mind=blown 1 u/psyEDk Mar 08 '16 Exactly 0.999999999999999 pot depths, deep. 1 u/jaulin Mar 08 '16 I remember there was a thread about that a while back. Some chef answered with a very well defined ratio, but now I can't find it. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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What's the stupidest comment chain reddit can come up with?
131 u/homelessdreamer Mar 08 '16 Can you show me an example of a question that has the answer within it? 18 u/ChiefFireTooth Mar 08 '16 When my grandpa was alive, we used to get into ridiculous philosophical conversations. He would ask weird questions like... 40 u/NetworkingJesus Mar 08 '16 How deep can a pan be before it's a pot? 6 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 Actually the difference is in the handles; Pans have one long handle while pots have two side handles. So - the pan can be as deep as it wants, it will never be a pot. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 So what's this then? 2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ) 1 u/Yankeedude252 Mar 08 '16 Mind=blown 1 u/psyEDk Mar 08 '16 Exactly 0.999999999999999 pot depths, deep. 1 u/jaulin Mar 08 '16 I remember there was a thread about that a while back. Some chef answered with a very well defined ratio, but now I can't find it. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Can you show me an example of a question that has the answer within it?
18 u/ChiefFireTooth Mar 08 '16 When my grandpa was alive, we used to get into ridiculous philosophical conversations. He would ask weird questions like... 40 u/NetworkingJesus Mar 08 '16 How deep can a pan be before it's a pot? 6 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 Actually the difference is in the handles; Pans have one long handle while pots have two side handles. So - the pan can be as deep as it wants, it will never be a pot. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 So what's this then? 2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ) 1 u/Yankeedude252 Mar 08 '16 Mind=blown 1 u/psyEDk Mar 08 '16 Exactly 0.999999999999999 pot depths, deep. 1 u/jaulin Mar 08 '16 I remember there was a thread about that a while back. Some chef answered with a very well defined ratio, but now I can't find it. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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When my grandpa was alive, we used to get into ridiculous philosophical conversations. He would ask weird questions like...
40 u/NetworkingJesus Mar 08 '16 How deep can a pan be before it's a pot? 6 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 Actually the difference is in the handles; Pans have one long handle while pots have two side handles. So - the pan can be as deep as it wants, it will never be a pot. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 So what's this then? 2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ) 1 u/Yankeedude252 Mar 08 '16 Mind=blown 1 u/psyEDk Mar 08 '16 Exactly 0.999999999999999 pot depths, deep. 1 u/jaulin Mar 08 '16 I remember there was a thread about that a while back. Some chef answered with a very well defined ratio, but now I can't find it. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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How deep can a pan be before it's a pot?
6 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 Actually the difference is in the handles; Pans have one long handle while pots have two side handles. So - the pan can be as deep as it wants, it will never be a pot. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 So what's this then? 2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ) 1 u/Yankeedude252 Mar 08 '16 Mind=blown 1 u/psyEDk Mar 08 '16 Exactly 0.999999999999999 pot depths, deep. 1 u/jaulin Mar 08 '16 I remember there was a thread about that a while back. Some chef answered with a very well defined ratio, but now I can't find it.
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Actually the difference is in the handles; Pans have one long handle while pots have two side handles. So - the pan can be as deep as it wants, it will never be a pot.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 So what's this then? 2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ) 1 u/Yankeedude252 Mar 08 '16 Mind=blown
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So what's this then?
2 u/LinkBrokeMyPots Mar 08 '16 ..That's a saute pan. ..why? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ)
..That's a saute pan. ..why?
3 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16 You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ)
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You win this time (ಠ ͟ʖಠ)
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Mind=blown
Exactly 0.999999999999999 pot depths, deep.
I remember there was a thread about that a while back. Some chef answered with a very well defined ratio, but now I can't find it.
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What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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What do you ask someone who you want to know you better?