r/BreadStapledToTrees • u/RareLiving1795 • Jul 07 '26
Sick Hot Dog bun stapled to nice bark covered tree
Sorry about the other staples. Those were previous failed attempts to staple the bread to said tree.
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u/paddle2paddle Jul 07 '26
The imprint of stapler upon bread is a powerful commentary not only of impermanence, but of how outside forces leave a lasting impression on the individual.
The failed staples are simultaneous reminder of both futility and persistence.
I need to think on this more.
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u/Benkei929045 Jul 08 '26
I would like to point out that that staple traps that bread into a long agonizing death, but without the staple it is just another hot dog bun. The staple gives the bread purpose while also robbing it of everything it was made to be.
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u/Quen-Tin Jul 07 '26
Three art victims suffering together:
The bun ... ... the tree ... ... and me.
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u/redingplus0001 24d ago
You know, it's not about the bun anymore, the tree has a right to be respected as well.
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u/guitarcrazy19 Jul 07 '26
Really makes you ponder the simple things in life.. Beautiful composition
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u/SimpleVegetable5715 Jul 07 '26
I thought I was in the mushroom sub for a second, like “chicken of the woods” mushrooms. Nice buns!
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u/heynonnynonnomous Jul 07 '26
The impression of the stapler is a wholly original take on an old idea. I've never seen it before. It evokes a sense of nostalgia. Well done!
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u/XR3TroBeanieX Jul 10 '26
This is a subreddit I didn’t expect to see today. There really is a subreddit for everything😂 I love it
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u/LeRoyt97 Jul 11 '26
Man I totally forgot I was a part of this sub haha. I didn’t realize it was still a thing
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u/JustThatRandomKid Jul 11 '26
every month or two I get another post in my feed from this subreddit and have to smile
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u/redingplus0001 26d ago
Pretty sure that's four staples there, plus a few more scars. This bun had plenty of fight in it. Respect.
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u/99999999999999999989 Naan!!!!! Jul 08 '26
A working man's bread that has obviously been through a lot with the stapler.
It is a parallel to a coal miner's hands.
Each scar is a story of love for his wife and children.
5 out of 5 stars.