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blazaruo9@lemmy.ca to Comic Strips@lemmy.world · 6 months ago

Listen to your parents

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Listen to your parents

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blazaruo9@lemmy.ca to Comic Strips@lemmy.world · 6 months ago
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    • Aurenkin@sh.itjust.works
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      Oh my god, his arm came off!

    • jaybone@lemmy.zip
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      Wait what is that meme template? That should be Michael from arrested development.

      • edgemaster72@lemmy.world
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        https://arresteddevelopment.fandom.com/wiki/J._Walter_Weatherman

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    Today’s weird rabbit hole for you: if your (or your children’s) shoelaces keep coming undone, there’s a better knot (which is just as easy) that doesn’t come undone accidentally.

    As this comic shows, it can save your life.

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      I learned the Ian Knot and never went back.

      • Vincent@feddit.nl
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        Yeah it’s a neat party trick to show how fast you can tie them. I still had the same problem of it sometimes coming undone though.

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      Fancy seeing someone link this site.

      Great resource and an inspirational passion project.

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      Why did you link to a knot that’s not the ian knot?

      I used to triple tie my shoes, but they would keep getting untied. After I learned a balanced ian knot my shoes would never get untied again.

      Balanced friction > total friction

      • Vincent@feddit.nl
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        The Ian know it nice, but mainly because it’s so fast. The end result I believe is the same as a balanced granny knot. The Berluti knot is even less likely to accidentally get untied, and is about as easy to intentionally untie.

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    I was eaten by an escalator once. I was around five, and going up with my toes pressed forward against the stair above me. As I got to the top, the stairs slid together pinching the ends of both my tennis shoes between them and trapping me. I yelped and a quick-thinking adult family friend who was just ahead of me pulled me up and right out of my shoes. The ends of both of them got shredded by the grating at the top of the escalator and I was walking around for a while with my (fortunately unharmed) toes sticking out the ends of them.

    I’m 41 now and still wary on escalators. I carefully position my feet in the center of the stair and will hold up any long clothes like skirts that might get caught accidentally. My husband thinks it’s funny.

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    Traumatised by that one video from China ages ago of a mum falling into an escalator and throwing her son clear while she is dragged to her death.

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      I linked to the video elsewhere in the thread, behind a spoiler tag.

    • 「黃家駒 Wong Ka Kui」(old account, migrated to Piefed)@sh.itjust.works
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      豆腐渣工程 (Tofu Dreg) in a nutshell

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    Escalators are dangerous

    graphic video

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz4R-Xhj9Vc

    And loose clothing around machines (ties, watches, laces, etc.) compound the dangers.

    • This is fine🔥🐶☕🔥@lemmy.world
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      Don’t forget loose hair.

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        Yeah, plenty of traumatic scalpings around spinning shafts; safety regulations are written in blood.

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    Kid forgot to say Zoo-Wee Mama! Zoo-Wee Mama!

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    That’s not a scooner, it’s a SAILBOAT

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      A schooner is a sailboat, stupid-head!

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    He’s so chill about his death like in a mideval painting.

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      He knows his son is finally actually listening, for once.

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    And that is why you always leave a note.

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    That kid is back on the escalator!

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    Toxic parents be like “let’s traumatize our child for life, surely that will teach them not to do something”. Nah it’s just causes sever issues in there life and probably have bad PTSD

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    Or just wear footwear with no laces

    Uggs, Crocs, Vans, Toms, loafers, double monk strap, cowboy boots

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    Fear not, lovely people! Just like with shredding paper, changing the direction of the machine will push dad back upwards. Such a happy ending!

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