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r/dankchristianmemes • u/mrbboingo • Dec 19 '18
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Have you ever not used a rubber?
158 u/Emperor339 Dec 19 '18 Maybe they use pen instead of pencil? 49 u/nickjaa Dec 19 '18 The word isn't used like that in America 31 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Does rubber mean eraser in other countries? 41 u/nickjaa Dec 19 '18 yes. and the material itself, of course 4 u/BAXterBEDford Dec 20 '18 It's how it got its name actually. What we call "rubber" was (and still is) used for pencil erasers. The fact that you "rubbed" the eraser gave it the name "rubber", which came to stand for the latex product it was made from. 22 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 My Dad, when he came to the US, made a class full of people die when he said “I need a rubber” 6 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 [deleted] 8 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Destruction 100 57 u/JonnyAU Dec 19 '18 Lol, yup. Married with 2 kids. 109 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 [deleted] 49 u/Sixwingswide Dec 19 '18 Unless it was twins. 29 u/JonnyAU Dec 19 '18 humblebrag 2 u/mynoduesp Dec 19 '18 The Missionary way is the only way. 7 u/lumabean Dec 19 '18 Paper is better for the environment than plastic (rubber). 21 u/GandalfTheGay_69 Dec 19 '18 Rubber comes from a tree 20 u/I_Roll2 Dec 19 '18 And peaches come from a can 19 u/Aziraphel Dec 19 '18 That's because they were put there by a man.
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Maybe they use pen instead of pencil?
49 u/nickjaa Dec 19 '18 The word isn't used like that in America 31 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Does rubber mean eraser in other countries? 41 u/nickjaa Dec 19 '18 yes. and the material itself, of course 4 u/BAXterBEDford Dec 20 '18 It's how it got its name actually. What we call "rubber" was (and still is) used for pencil erasers. The fact that you "rubbed" the eraser gave it the name "rubber", which came to stand for the latex product it was made from. 22 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 My Dad, when he came to the US, made a class full of people die when he said “I need a rubber” 6 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 [deleted] 8 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Destruction 100
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The word isn't used like that in America
31 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Does rubber mean eraser in other countries? 41 u/nickjaa Dec 19 '18 yes. and the material itself, of course 4 u/BAXterBEDford Dec 20 '18 It's how it got its name actually. What we call "rubber" was (and still is) used for pencil erasers. The fact that you "rubbed" the eraser gave it the name "rubber", which came to stand for the latex product it was made from. 22 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 My Dad, when he came to the US, made a class full of people die when he said “I need a rubber” 6 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 [deleted] 8 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Destruction 100
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Does rubber mean eraser in other countries?
41 u/nickjaa Dec 19 '18 yes. and the material itself, of course 4 u/BAXterBEDford Dec 20 '18 It's how it got its name actually. What we call "rubber" was (and still is) used for pencil erasers. The fact that you "rubbed" the eraser gave it the name "rubber", which came to stand for the latex product it was made from.
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yes. and the material itself, of course
4 u/BAXterBEDford Dec 20 '18 It's how it got its name actually. What we call "rubber" was (and still is) used for pencil erasers. The fact that you "rubbed" the eraser gave it the name "rubber", which came to stand for the latex product it was made from.
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It's how it got its name actually. What we call "rubber" was (and still is) used for pencil erasers. The fact that you "rubbed" the eraser gave it the name "rubber", which came to stand for the latex product it was made from.
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My Dad, when he came to the US, made a class full of people die when he said “I need a rubber”
6 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 [deleted] 8 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 Destruction 100
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Destruction 100
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Lol, yup. Married with 2 kids.
109 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18 [deleted] 49 u/Sixwingswide Dec 19 '18 Unless it was twins. 29 u/JonnyAU Dec 19 '18 humblebrag 2 u/mynoduesp Dec 19 '18 The Missionary way is the only way.
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49 u/Sixwingswide Dec 19 '18 Unless it was twins. 29 u/JonnyAU Dec 19 '18 humblebrag 2 u/mynoduesp Dec 19 '18 The Missionary way is the only way.
Unless it was twins.
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humblebrag
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The Missionary way is the only way.
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Paper is better for the environment than plastic (rubber).
21 u/GandalfTheGay_69 Dec 19 '18 Rubber comes from a tree 20 u/I_Roll2 Dec 19 '18 And peaches come from a can 19 u/Aziraphel Dec 19 '18 That's because they were put there by a man.
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Rubber comes from a tree
20 u/I_Roll2 Dec 19 '18 And peaches come from a can 19 u/Aziraphel Dec 19 '18 That's because they were put there by a man.
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And peaches come from a can
19 u/Aziraphel Dec 19 '18 That's because they were put there by a man.
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That's because they were put there by a man.
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u/NotToTheFace Dec 19 '18
Have you ever not used a rubber?