Recent comments in /f/mildlyinteresting
CheeseburgerSmoothy t1_j5v3pqd wrote
Reply to A cheese bush by Ezristovall
The title of a very unpopular 70s porn movie.
highheeledhepkitten t1_j5v3hew wrote
Reply to A cheese bush by Ezristovall
Does it taste like cheese or something?
Orange_comfort t1_j5v3gtw wrote
Reply to Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Does decompose equals disappear? I feel like plastic decomposing just means it turns into microplastics.
Doodle-bugg OP t1_j5v3g86 wrote
Reply to comment by Spnwvr in Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Agreed 100%. There was another sign in there talking about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch that is roughly two times the size of Texas and how roughly half of the garbage mass comes from synthetic fishing nets.
StoppedMethingAround t1_j5v3dje wrote
Reply to A cheese bush by Ezristovall
My mother always told me cheese doesn't grow on trees. Apparently she was right. It grows on bushes. Does that mean cheese is technically a berry?
iPershing t1_j5v2sny wrote
Reply to A cheese bush by Ezristovall
That’s a cheesebush
Lex8P t1_j5v15mn wrote
Not your hands have more talent than my disobedient appendages attached to my arms.
I believe that I'm writing things down, yet when I come to read it, it's gibberish.
Spnwvr t1_j5uzy17 wrote
Reply to Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Just stop the companies that are dumping it in the ocean. Problem solved.
greatdrams23 t1_j5uzwhx wrote
Reply to this sad tire by LMHConcepts
Drive slowly at its like, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad.
jvx530 t1_j5uumym wrote
That pangram is more interesting
xeim_ t1_j5usu9r wrote
You a natural lefty by any chance? My dad and bro are lefties and are both ambidextrous.
pm-tits-4compliments t1_j5ustwq wrote
I don’t think I could I could make these look that similar even if I used my dominant hand twice
jackliquidcourage t1_j5us9fp wrote
You're an amphibian!
[deleted] t1_j5uptuo wrote
[removed]
LMHConcepts OP t1_j5upqhf wrote
Reply to comment by fiveeasypieces5EZ in this sad tire by LMHConcepts
More like a reference to the millions of people to throw themselves into thousands of dollars in debt just because they think they need something.
Not sure that's a political statement seeing as both "sides" seem to want this lifestyle.
Ishcadore t1_j5upgse wrote
Reply to Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Love that they put bananas next to foam cups so youll be less scared of the implications. Because polystyrene and plant fibers totally decompose in the same way and no one has ever heard of forever chemicals.
LMHConcepts OP t1_j5upfzf wrote
Reply to comment by welchplug in this sad tire by LMHConcepts
Gotta clue. Sorry. Just saw the tire when I was passing by and didn't look at the scooter.
Former_Maybe_8437 t1_j5umhpc wrote
RaccoonsInABigCoat t1_j5ujlbo wrote
Reply to comment by Doodle-bugg in Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
In my experience, glass tastes an awful lot like blood.
Doodle-bugg OP t1_j5uixmo wrote
Reply to comment by RaccoonsInABigCoat in Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Ahhh… glass flavor chefs kiss
RaccoonsInABigCoat t1_j5ui2w7 wrote
Reply to Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
We should just make fish out of glass bottles. Then we wouldn't have to worry about them all disappearing from the oceans.
Doodle-bugg OP t1_j5ueb6h wrote
Reply to comment by RU_FKM in Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
It…it does. Let me make a phone call to Ripley’s😂
RU_FKM t1_j5udv8d wrote
Reply to Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Does that say bootle?
Garfield_Diabetus t1_j5ua7ie wrote
I have the same asshole handwriting
Doodle-bugg OP t1_j5v47tg wrote
Reply to comment by Orange_comfort in Saw this guide displaying decomposition rates for marine debris in an aquarium by Doodle-bugg
Plastic technically goes through photodegradation, where it is broken down by the sunlight until it is so tiny that it is essentially invisible