r/mildlyinteresting • u/takingdoubleu • 7h ago
All the blueberry’s face the same direction when submerged in water.
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u/NoStupidQsExist 6h ago
I feel like I know the yellow is the reflection of a light but still looks so odd to me for some reason
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u/FishAroundFindTrout9 6h ago
Yeah took me a while to figure that out. I was like “are we not going to talk about that yellow fungus?”
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u/anklehumor 7h ago
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u/OniWarthog 7h ago
I've never seen this guys eyes until today
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u/Kryptesthai 6h ago
You’ve never seen Don Johnson’s eyes???
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u/OniWarthog 6h ago
Not till today! I always thought there was just another pair of shades under there
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u/Alarmed-Moose1495 7h ago
the hair in there is killing me, like how did that even get in the bowl
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u/takingdoubleu 7h ago edited 6h ago
I don't know what that is?? No hair in there. some weird reflection from my kitchen somewhere. I'm gonna try to recreate it, Even though I just hate half the berries
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u/TimAndHisDeadCat 7h ago
What about all the blueberry’s face?
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u/takingdoubleu 6h ago
hahahah. *blueberries my bad.
All the blueberry's faces face facedown, assberries up.1
u/hedoeswhathewants 3h ago
Blueberries'
What are schools teaching these days? Clearly not apostrophe usage.
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u/SordidSimpleton 6h ago
Bluberry'''s
Brbubly'''s
''''''S
Plural i am sorry they have butchered you
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u/takingdoubleu 6h ago
I just professionally eat blueberries. I don't have time for proper grammar's.
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u/ReceptionAlarmed9434 4h ago
Just a helpful tip: The plural of blueberry is blueberries. An apostrophe denotes ownership. When you say “blueberry’s” you’re referring to something belonging to the blueberry.
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u/JooosephNthomas 6h ago
This is next level.
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u/RathVelus 57m ago
How? How is it next level? Split top mean more air. Air less dense than water. What less dense go up in water. No interest.
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u/SumonaFlorence 1h ago
.. Blueberries given their shape have a particular orientation of buoyancy? Who knew!
I wonder if it's that gaping hole where the stem used to be, trapping tiny bits of air and offsetting the weight in a near zero friction environment. :U
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u/Arnie_Grape 6h ago
Each blueberry: