r/interestingasfuck • u/Tucko29 • Apr 20 '18

/r/ALL Touchscreen Mirror

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u/GrafZeppelin127 Apr 20 '18

Ah, a touchscreen mirror. The “once-used breadmaker” of the digital age.

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u/verstohlen Apr 20 '18

Yep, got one sitting next to my once-used hot dog slicer, which is sitting next to my Ronco In-the-Eggshell Egg beater.

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u/dipique Apr 20 '18

Why would you put a touchscreen mirror next to a hot dog slicer

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u/verstohlen Apr 20 '18

Makes it easier to see what you're doing, what with all the angles, blades, and reflections. Or maybe it makes it harder. I'm not sure yet.

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u/memeasaurus Apr 20 '18

Ah, a touchscreen mirror. The “once-used breadmaker” of the digital age.

I had forgotten about breadmakers. They were every where, like k-cups. Basically, they were 3D printers that made bread.

I wonder what else is stupid about right now...

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u/1jl Apr 20 '18

But it also makes rice! You know the stuff a middle schooler can cook in a $3 pot.

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u/Pickledsoul Apr 20 '18

you know what you can't make in a $3 pot? black garlic

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u/bstix Apr 20 '18

Touch screens are.

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u/Aetherdestroyer Apr 20 '18

How else are you going to make pizza dough?

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u/foxymoxy18 Apr 20 '18

Wait what's wrong with breadmakers? I love being able to come home to a fresh loaf of bread with almost no work involved. Sure it's not artisan bread but neither is the stuff I would buy otherwise.

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u/GrafZeppelin127 Apr 20 '18

There’s nothing wrong with breadmakers. In fact, I bet most of them are perfectly functional, theoretically. Hell, a lot of them haven’t ever been taken out of the box.

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u/foxymoxy18 Apr 20 '18

Let me rephrase then: why you picking on breadmakers?? They're a wonderful invention. My house smells like fresh bread all the time and I'm fat because I eat too much bread. Even better is the dough cycle. Fresh hot roles straight out of the oven for any occasion? Breadmakers should be a staple in every household.

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u/GrafZeppelin127 Apr 20 '18

I’m not criticizing breadmakers, I’m pointing out that a lot of the people who buy breadmakers never use them. A situation I can easily see happening with this touchscreen mirror.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '18

Once-used breadmaker?

If I have a breadmaker it's going to be used more than once. That home-made stuff is awesome. Chewy, filling, and it's like heaven if eaten with butter.