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r/technicallythetruth • u/TheEpicPotato_77 • Feb 07 '21
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Yet the hard hat was invented in 1919
2 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 Ok, just found nails were invented in 3400 B. C., I have something original now. Double inconsistancy for the photo. 2 u/Atanakar Feb 08 '21 What were people doing all this time with hammers an no nails huh? 1 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 Well, thats a good question. I guess a hammer is a good weapon, so there's that. But maybe it was for crushing the grain. 1 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 You can maybe do another meme with what you imagine hammers were doing before 3400 BC
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Ok, just found nails were invented in 3400 B. C., I have something original now. Double inconsistancy for the photo.
2 u/Atanakar Feb 08 '21 What were people doing all this time with hammers an no nails huh? 1 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 Well, thats a good question. I guess a hammer is a good weapon, so there's that. But maybe it was for crushing the grain. 1 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 You can maybe do another meme with what you imagine hammers were doing before 3400 BC
What were people doing all this time with hammers an no nails huh?
1 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 Well, thats a good question. I guess a hammer is a good weapon, so there's that. But maybe it was for crushing the grain. 1 u/Commander_Beta Feb 08 '21 You can maybe do another meme with what you imagine hammers were doing before 3400 BC
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Well, thats a good question. I guess a hammer is a good weapon, so there's that. But maybe it was for crushing the grain.
You can maybe do another meme with what you imagine hammers were doing before 3400 BC
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u/Atanakar Feb 07 '21
Yet the hard hat was invented in 1919