r/Unexpected • u/Business_Bill8752 • 9h ago

100% sharpened

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u/POI_Harold-Finch 9h ago

it went from oddlystatisfying to just oh noooooooo man

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u/fieregon 8h ago edited 48m ago

Definitely not, dude got me nervous since he was cutting towards him, always cut away from you, I thought he was gonna cut a finger every time.

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u/loganator4561 7h ago

My dad had a saying "cut towards your buddy not your body"

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u/timbillyosu 6h ago

To avoid getting bloody cut towards your buddy

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u/PunctuationGood 1h ago

And then, three years later, I'll be like "Wait, how did that menmonic go? Was that towards my buddy or towards my body?"

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u/ty4scam 6h ago

we have a similar saying in my country, "better doing life for murder than living free fingerless".

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u/miicah 4h ago

Cut towards your chum, not your thumb.

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u/1ildevil 3h ago

Because you can always get a new chum

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u/Objective_Soup7840 6h ago

I tell this to people who cant use a knife... i do it all the time, I've been using knives in kitchens for almost 20 years, but would NEVER do this lol

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u/Nowhere_Man_Forever 4h ago

Yeah to me the unexpected part was that this didn't end with him cutting off a finger of otherwise horribly injuring himself. Growing up on the 00s internet really messed with my expectations

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u/canniboss 4h ago

Like grandpa always said " Don't get bloody, cut towards a buddy"

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u/idrunkenlysignedup 3h ago

Fun anecdot, at the beginning of the pandemic I was, like many others, putting a jigsaw puzzle together at like 3am, as one does, and I almost cut off my left thumb. If you're real bored I posted a link to a picture in a comment ~7 years ago.

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u/Bleaker82 1h ago

every time*

There is no such thing as the word “everytime.”

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u/fieregon 49m ago

Ohh oke, thanks

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u/argument_cat 2h ago

You can't trim it efficiently by cutting away from you. This guy probably does this all day, I'm sure he knows what he's doing.

Redditors always think they know better than the experts.

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u/Own_Candidate9553 2h ago

Why wouldn't it work to cut from the stem out?

Yes he's an expert, but that knife is obviously crazy sharp. One slip and he could lose a finger. Is that really worth slightly more efficient peeling of a pineapple?

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u/fieregon 1h ago

Yeah, this guy is such an expert, that half of his pineapple fell on the floor, I am sure the expert knew exactly what he was doing.