Oddly satisfying

Feb 2, 2018 5:16 PM

Oddly satisfying

Mess with soda, get exploda

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Jesus screw this gif I was trying to poo and this Fucking thing made me clench in anticipation and just couldnt

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Under pressure

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At what point do we all just accept that this isn’t oddly satisfying and just, satisfying?

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The squish that refreshes.

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These always give me such anxiety, but I love the shit out of em

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Coke. Why'd it have to be Coke? Why not Pepsi?

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Ok, now put Cadia under that hydraulic press.

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That was soda pressing to watch

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That compressed a hell of a lot more than I was expecting.

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It looked so Koop when the band snapped. Darker and shinier.

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Oops! Kohl

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Oops! Kool.

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This makes me unreasonably anxious.

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M glad I'm not the only one.

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From the hydraulic press channel knock off

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I don't care who makes it, as long as it is satisfying.

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Thanks, I couldn't remember the name of that crazy channel.

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I feel this is an appropriate metaphor for life.

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Now kitthhhhh

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Ice, Ice baby?

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It not the rum...please God. Not the rum too.

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2-liter bottle, toilet bowl cleaner, aluminum foil. Make 5 “cigarettes” of foil, place in bottle. Add bit of cleaner then cap and wait

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What are these presses for? Besides satisfying the internet

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Testing welds on pipes.. used to flatten round pieces of pipes to test the welds.

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Compression testing is just one of the ways you characterize materials, which gives you the info you need to design stuff that won't break

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I use them to get stubborn stuck wheel bearings out of wheel hubs

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You also pull stuff apart, hit it with hammers, drop rods on it, Bend it, poke it, heat it, zap it with UV or IR, melt it and spin it...

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God bless mechanical engineering

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Forging/metalworking

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That was...Sodapressing....

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This comment needs FAR more love.

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I've heard this one before. ±0

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Take my upvote, ya bahstahd!

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Beat me to it!! >:/

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Ohhh... That's good

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Really, really bad ... but witty!

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Hahaha...nice

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This guy has pep, see

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What the narrator says when you get a low score in Candy Crush.

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Whelmed

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This is the peak of humanity.

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If it can withstand that pressure for so long, think of what it's doing to your insides! -someone's mom, probably

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Hoped it would turn into a soda can instead :D

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sodapressing

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Mmmm, compressed cola.

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Now imagine what it does to your digestive system.

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What happens to you over time drinking coke

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and when I drop it on the drive from 3 inches it explodes everywhere

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8 years ago (deleted Feb 2, 2018 11:50 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

Don't drop it on it's lid

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What are you doing where you drop it from 3 inches? Balancing it on the end of you dick?

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That's one long dick to be 3 inches from the ground. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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That bottle stayed together way longer than I expected.

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Well its contents have been known to dissolve screws.

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De-oxidize screws. To dissolve steel entirely would take an acidity on a whole other order of magnitude

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Cool beans.

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this is why dry ice bombs are so loud... They're designed for stupid high PSI to prevent spillages during shipping around the world

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I once did that a party and it was heard by my parents ~6 blocks away. Forest thing out of my dad's mouth: "what did you do?"

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Kinda like my life...

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same

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like my folks' marriage!

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Longer than your marriage Jeff

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*much

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Coke bottles are really sturdy stuff, if I remember correctly that thing can handle over 17 bars/250psi.

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So did the label

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Isoperimetric inequality

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There's a reason why it's called plastic

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Why is the reason it’s called plastic?

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Plastic originally meant to form any shape. Think of Plastic Man from DC comics

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a : capable of being molded or modeled b : capable of adapting to varying conditions

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I swear this was word for word the top comment last time this was posted ~ 2 months ago. Where's repost stastics so I can check.

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No, it isn't. The walls of the upper part of the bottle are folding back on themselves, while the walls of the middle and bottom are (1/2)

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bowing out and actually getting thinner as they deform

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That's some impressive plastic

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The power of motherfuckin cylinders my dude.

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Withstanding high pressure is what they're made to do.

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For some reason this comment brought to mind the old "Incompressible jizz trumpet" insult.

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For no good reason. Just means it will sit on the ground for a thousand years. They should be as thin as possible.

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I'm sure they already are as thin as they can be, while still meeting a pile of design requirements. Coca Cola doesn't make money selling

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you plastic that you don't want, they make money selling you soda.

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I dunno, depends what's more cost effective, the plastic or the drink...I'd HOPE the drink, but never know.

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Soda bottles have to be strong, the whole point of soda is it's constantly under pressure, if it were weaker they'd explode on their own.

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I've had bottled soda in thin plastic bottles before, just never from popular brands.

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Also hold the weight of bottles on a pallet

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Fairly moot, thin water bottles and thin soda bottles from smaller companies hold up fine on pallets.

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