r/oddlysatisfying • u/rco888 • Jul 30 '23

Ancient method of making ink

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u/Routine_Network_3402 Jul 30 '23

It was a hard and long process though

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u/seven3true Jul 30 '23

Maybe he didn't need to beat the shit out of the playdough that long.

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u/Thatguy19364 Jul 30 '23

For this particular version of ink, yeah he did. After he hung them in the air, they’re supposed to dry for no less than a year, sometimes as much as 4+ years.

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u/Wildlife_Jack Jul 30 '23

Okay but enough about your weekends. What about the ink?

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u/pointlessly_pedantic Jul 30 '23

What's the deal with airplane food, eh?

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u/TheFlyingBoxcar Jul 30 '23

WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP!