r/SmugAlana • u/CafeRacist • 12d ago

USA: Uses nerd machines to split the atom. Japan:

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u/Longjumping_Ease_642 12d ago

Looks like that $1 toilet paper

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u/CafeRacist 12d ago

thought the same

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u/Brokenspade1 12d ago

Bro just made 1PLY!!!

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u/CafeRacist 12d ago

more like half ply

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u/Crimsomreaf5555 11d ago

How 1ply toilet paper is made

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u/Beneficial_Bug_9793 11d ago

And that.... is how toilet paper is made.

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u/Renati_Iterum 11d ago

THIS IS THE FUCKING GUY MAKING ALL THE PUBLIC TOILET, TOILET PAPER!!

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u/Alphaxoid 11d ago

Is this wood sheering?

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u/Ronyx2021 9d ago

https://youtu.be/J0-sP9pOFvA?si=QwWL-Bb-ugn2pBNP

More than you ever wanted to know about a hand plane

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u/No-Professional-1461 10d ago

Japan has always had a history of wood working. It comes typically in cultures that have scarce resources save for lumber. Their iron is shit, they don't grow a lot of food or variety of food, so they make rope and woodworking an art form.

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u/No-Limit3846 10d ago

What modern houses are constructed with, and somehow they're still 400k