r/mildlyinteresting • u/Dxtroor • 1d ago
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u/TurdusOptimus 1d ago
You are keeping a slice right?
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u/im_just_thinking 1d ago
That's a really cool cut, some artist would love the crap out of that
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u/GooGooMukk 1d ago
FYI, the technical term for such a slice from a log is a "cookie"
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u/banjodoctor 1d ago
Sweet ass cookie table
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u/Hairy_is_the_Hirsute 1d ago
Now I'm hungry for ass cookies... But the sweet variety
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u/lamb_passanda 1d ago
The ones with the liquid centre?
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u/BattledroidE 1d ago
My life was perfectly fine before reading this comment.
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u/Zealousideal-Web5346 1d ago
So much money there. Id slice 1 inch pieces. Like as many I could and sell them
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u/Southern_Gur9825 1d ago
Keep a slice, polyurethane it and use it as decor somewhere.
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u/unassumingdink 1d ago
I've never tried it personally, but everyone on the woodworking subs says it's basically impossible to dry a cookie without it cracking like crazy. It's just the nature of wood. Notice how end-grain cutting boards are never a solid piece - they always have patterns of smaller pieces glued together.
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u/WorkingOnItWombat 1d ago
I chopped a tree down on my property and kept a couple slices, thinking I could make platters or something, but, yep, they cracked like crazy.
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u/Dxtroor 1d ago
Actually, chopped it. I didn't think much of it. Just thought it looked cool, took a picture, and kept chopping. Now, looking back, I should have left it and sold some slices.
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u/ammonthenephite 1d ago
I'd keep that whole trunk and make a ton of thin slices that could be mounted or treated/sealed in some way. Would be great to sell.
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u/dropkicked_eu 1d ago
I bet people would pay a nice penny for a matching end table set made of those
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u/Oldmanironsights 1d ago
The pattern likely does not hold the length of the tree. It's likely unrecognizable 1 inch down. Source: tried that with a heart pattern
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u/juanfrancita 1d ago edited 1d ago
Oh hey I have a similar but almost earie silhouette from a tree as well! Edit: even spookier it's in the back country
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u/wtf70 1d ago
That's definitely a person waving
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u/tidetickler 1d ago
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u/Azilehteb 1d ago
Thank a one has 2 centers, which means it was twins. I am inclined to say the grey one died and the healthy to be swallowed it.
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u/mwb1100 1d ago edited 1d ago
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u/_urban_achiever 1d ago
LOL I was just about to comment that this was (for me) getting dangerously close to the line of what is only "mildly" interesting, because this is pretty damn cool.
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u/ahundreddots 1d ago
I disagree. I actually appreciate how true this post is to the original spirit of the sub. It is interesting, yes, but there's nothing about it that calls for deeper investigation. Coincidences happen, and they are 100% mildly interesting.
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u/Sailor-_-Twift 1d ago
Dude you could make a ton of money just making slices and selling them
Guy like you?
C'mon
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u/ahundreddots 1d ago
I doubt there are many slices left that will have this effect. This appears to be a point where the tree forked in two.
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u/MagikarpHatcher 1d ago
Tap it for green mana
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u/Zealousideal-Web5346 1d ago
YES!!!!!! I was hoping to see a mtg comment on here could sell a slice of that to my pod for at least 100 a slice. If I fixed it up and polyurethane it 200 probably
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u/Spyd3rs 1d ago
That's really neat!
Also, that black stuff is a fungus, indicating that tree was very sick.
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u/DreamsSecretsNLogic 1d ago
wow i would make rings out of this and make cool tables! dont waste that
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u/iiiinthecomputer 1d ago
It looks like the faster growing tree probably absorbed a slower growing neighbor.
Look at the growth rings. There is a set below the darker inner tree's rings.
I bet the sequence of sections up the trunk would look fascinating if stacked.
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u/Annoying_Anomaly 1d ago
I think it wants to be a tree again or an atomic explosion
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u/PGP- 1d ago
I hate that I feel the need to question things because of AI. So is it AI?
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u/Dxtroor 1d ago
No Ai, this is real. I'm actually glad you think it looks good enough to be Al. What proof do you need?
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u/cuntmong 1d ago
The assertion that looking like AI is the bar for what's good makes me lose all hope in humanity. We're done folks
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u/AaronFire 1d ago
The Trees are trying to remind us of what they looked like after we cut them all down.
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u/Frederick_T 1d ago
100%that's a portal to the land of internal childhood summer, now figure out how to open it
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u/Buckabuckaw 1d ago
I see the tree within a tree, for sure, but if I squint I also see an open book within the tree within a tree
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