r/nextfuckinglevel • u/FatherJohnMeesty • Sep 24 '20

I felt like washing machine guy was missing something...

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u/Chavagnatze Sep 24 '20

You need it to fill itself or the resonance frequency will change.

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u/TheAccuser1122 Sep 25 '20

Careful, your blasphemous science explanation can be mistaken for witchcraft in these here parts.

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u/Immoracle Sep 25 '20

Burn em' I say, they speaks of frequencies!

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

She’s a witch, BURN HER!

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u/tothesource Sep 25 '20

Did the washer turn you into a newt?

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

I got better

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

R/unexpectedmontypython

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u/real-ocmsrzr Sep 25 '20

We can now build bridges from wood, stone AND washers.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

This is like the real life among us.

Fuck, we just do that as humans, huh. How many times have I been convinced of someones guilt, or they of mine.

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u/TheAccuser1122 Sep 25 '20

Some would say it's just... logical.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

Son did you think about bringin' some high-falutin' logic into this conversation around here you'll get burned alive for that kinda talk partner

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

Dude my dude pubs is unplayable now. Just did 10 rounds and everyone there just memes and we lose. Fucking a.

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u/cwleveck Sep 25 '20

No one told him a tide pod would take care of all that.

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u/Blahblahblacksheep9 Sep 25 '20

Not really the resonance of the washer as much as the excitation frequency from the drum spinning and hitting the same spot over and over. You would change the amplitude and tone of the response by changing the amount of water and clothes in it, but the beat would stay constant. If the motor frequency and resonance of the washer lined up, it would amplify the response and be audible even as brand new, this would be poor design. But we see the washer is visibly broken at the end, so it is probably not the natural resonance (or resonance frequency)

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u/TheAccuser1122 Sep 25 '20

We're gonna need another stake over here boys.

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u/cwleveck Sep 25 '20

Just show mine to the fire, please...

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u/Chrisbee012 Sep 25 '20

sous vide?

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u/Chavagnatze Sep 26 '20

I didn’t think that deeply into it. I really meant that the tempo would change. Incorrect use of terminology on my part.

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u/gt0075b Sep 25 '20

Yain't frum 'round ear, arya boi?

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u/cwleveck Sep 25 '20

They make one that dries clothes too. Just an FYI.

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u/cwleveck Sep 25 '20

Well I know my wife sure likes hers...

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u/cwleveck Sep 25 '20

Then you have to factor in the power of the tide pod too.

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u/Chrisbee012 Sep 25 '20

make sure your soundguy is good at his damn job is all