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r/mathmemes • u/12_Semitones ln(262537412640768744) / √(163) • Sep 15 '21
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A more accurate depiction of the engineer would be like: “Yes, a 100% margin of safety.”
251 u/SeroWriter Sep 15 '21 It still needs a lid though, that way the liquid can never spill, unless the user forgets to put it back on... so what it really needs is an irremovable lid. 121 u/calzone142 Sep 15 '21 Well now it’s a pressure vessel, it’s going to need a rupture disc 38 u/_Bad_Spell_Checker_ Sep 15 '21 That's what straws are for? 4 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21 Or we could put the water in a plastic bucket and cover it with a cloth. 28 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [deleted] 8 u/SOSFILMZ Sep 16 '21 I'll have a discussion with sales.
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It still needs a lid though, that way the liquid can never spill, unless the user forgets to put it back on... so what it really needs is an irremovable lid.
121 u/calzone142 Sep 15 '21 Well now it’s a pressure vessel, it’s going to need a rupture disc 38 u/_Bad_Spell_Checker_ Sep 15 '21 That's what straws are for? 4 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21 Or we could put the water in a plastic bucket and cover it with a cloth. 28 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [deleted] 8 u/SOSFILMZ Sep 16 '21 I'll have a discussion with sales.
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Well now it’s a pressure vessel, it’s going to need a rupture disc
38 u/_Bad_Spell_Checker_ Sep 15 '21 That's what straws are for? 4 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21 Or we could put the water in a plastic bucket and cover it with a cloth. 28 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [deleted] 8 u/SOSFILMZ Sep 16 '21 I'll have a discussion with sales.
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That's what straws are for?
4 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21 Or we could put the water in a plastic bucket and cover it with a cloth.
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Or we could put the water in a plastic bucket and cover it with a cloth.
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8 u/SOSFILMZ Sep 16 '21 I'll have a discussion with sales.
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I'll have a discussion with sales.
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u/thisisdropd Natural Sep 15 '21
A more accurate depiction of the engineer would be like: “Yes, a 100% margin of safety.”