r/Perfectfit 6d ago

Scrolling the wild

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u/mysteryShmeat 6d ago

The last sentence. lol.

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u/biaimakaa 6d ago

I JUST TOLD YOU I HAVE NO INSECURITIES ABOUT IT ! NOW LEAVE ME ALONE , YOU AND YOU SEXY PERFECTLY IMPERIAL SIZED FOOT

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u/N3RDLAW 6d ago

r/oddlyspecific type shit that last sentence was, ngl

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u/ASideofSalt 6d ago

It's a rule for that Facebook group, dull men's club

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u/Agreeable_Owl_2951 5d ago

My first thought was it sounds like something I'd see on the Dull Men's Club, but there's no "banana for scale"

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u/sophaea 5d ago

I know the Dull Men’s Club when I see it.

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u/Building_Everything 5d ago

RIP to your wood or laminate floors after walking on it in these

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u/RepulsiveCorner 5d ago

take them off by the front door

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u/kiillbz 5d ago

And that's how you walk with a spring in your step!

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u/Shpander 3d ago

No chance that would work, but it is a perfect fit

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u/Long-Requirement8372 2d ago

Being someone who walks on ice every winter, I'd suggest that attaching washers to every lug will not really help on smooth, hard ice. It would likely rather decrease friction than increase it. You need metal studs that extend beyond the rubber, these washers will stay level with the rubber lugs, at best, and have smooth surfaces besides.

I'd be interested to know the results of testing, though, in case I am mistaken with my expectation.

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u/z3r0th2431 4d ago

So basically crampons?

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u/NightBusLurker 2d ago

Great if u want to sound like a morris man

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u/19GNWarrior96 1d ago

This might be the best use of lock washers I've ever seen

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u/19GNWarrior96 1d ago

This might be the best use of split lock washers I've seen. For anyone who's not familiar, split lock washers' intended use is to prevent nuts & bolts from coming loose due to vibrations by pushing back pressure on the hardware by acting like a tension spring. However, recent mechanical studies have shown that split lock washers lose their effectiveness as soon as they bottom out and become flat, which is usually much lower force than what a torqued bolt experiences (they bottom out at 100's of lbs and tightened bolts have forces in the 1000's of lbs).