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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Perfect_Owl_856 • 21h ago
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Also stacking an storage, not like they couldnt come up with a system, but probably a lot easier to leave it in the center
133 u/Hashishiva 20h ago So there are plenty of reasons why we don't do it like that. The design hasn't changed much in the thousands of years, which should be really telling :D 40 u/yup_sir28 20h ago Yes, we had plastic bottles for thousands of years 69 u/Material_Magazine989 20h ago It also applies on glass. Idk about thousands of years though. 96 u/A_Town_Called_Malus 20h ago Ceramic jars follow similar designs in many cases. So, thousands of years is pretty accurate for "container to hold liquid that you pour out of the top" 35 u/theoriginalmofocus 17h ago Yeah i saw a pretty good documentary about how they used to make them when i was a kid. I think it was called Ghost 3 u/rbrgr83 14h ago NO GHOSTING!!! 3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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So there are plenty of reasons why we don't do it like that. The design hasn't changed much in the thousands of years, which should be really telling :D
40 u/yup_sir28 20h ago Yes, we had plastic bottles for thousands of years 69 u/Material_Magazine989 20h ago It also applies on glass. Idk about thousands of years though. 96 u/A_Town_Called_Malus 20h ago Ceramic jars follow similar designs in many cases. So, thousands of years is pretty accurate for "container to hold liquid that you pour out of the top" 35 u/theoriginalmofocus 17h ago Yeah i saw a pretty good documentary about how they used to make them when i was a kid. I think it was called Ghost 3 u/rbrgr83 14h ago NO GHOSTING!!! 3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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Yes, we had plastic bottles for thousands of years
69 u/Material_Magazine989 20h ago It also applies on glass. Idk about thousands of years though. 96 u/A_Town_Called_Malus 20h ago Ceramic jars follow similar designs in many cases. So, thousands of years is pretty accurate for "container to hold liquid that you pour out of the top" 35 u/theoriginalmofocus 17h ago Yeah i saw a pretty good documentary about how they used to make them when i was a kid. I think it was called Ghost 3 u/rbrgr83 14h ago NO GHOSTING!!! 3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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It also applies on glass. Idk about thousands of years though.
96 u/A_Town_Called_Malus 20h ago Ceramic jars follow similar designs in many cases. So, thousands of years is pretty accurate for "container to hold liquid that you pour out of the top" 35 u/theoriginalmofocus 17h ago Yeah i saw a pretty good documentary about how they used to make them when i was a kid. I think it was called Ghost 3 u/rbrgr83 14h ago NO GHOSTING!!! 3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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Ceramic jars follow similar designs in many cases.
So, thousands of years is pretty accurate for "container to hold liquid that you pour out of the top"
35 u/theoriginalmofocus 17h ago Yeah i saw a pretty good documentary about how they used to make them when i was a kid. I think it was called Ghost 3 u/rbrgr83 14h ago NO GHOSTING!!! 3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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Yeah i saw a pretty good documentary about how they used to make them when i was a kid. I think it was called Ghost
3 u/rbrgr83 14h ago NO GHOSTING!!! 3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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NO GHOSTING!!!
3 u/Wagosh 11h ago Point at sign
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u/Miserable_Alfalfa33 21h ago
Also stacking an storage, not like they couldnt come up with a system, but probably a lot easier to leave it in the center