Random hardware trivia, absorbed while managing a hardware store decades ago:
This type of object is called a "well nut." I'll leave it to you to come up with your own pun based on this.
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Random hardware trivia, absorbed while managing a hardware store decades ago:
This type of object is called a "well nut." I'll leave it to you to come up with your own pun based on this.
Heheheh... "well"
Great idea, gentle on the fiber too
Nobody asked but I thought this was funny
I skimmed the text, looked at the pictures and then sat here for like 2 minutes trying to figure out what tf you printed and why before I realized "maybe I could actually read the text like a human being instead of divining it out the fuckin air huh?"