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now McDonald’s can’t say the machine is broken

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Viceversareply
lemmy.world

No, topologically there's no such thing as "in a cup".

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Antaresreply
fedinsfw.app

I often drink out of discs.why else would they call them saucers?

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Viceversareply
lemmy.world

Akcschually
You drink from the top of a disc. Even if that is a saucer

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Oh I'm sorry, i didn't realize your deficit. It must be difficult, a lifetime being unable to use the inside of an infinitely thin shell.

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It's amazing how every now and again, some how, some way, that video finds its way back into my life.

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lemmy.world

If I do this with two cups and then stack them such that one cup is "inside" of the other, then the cup is inside of the cup that it is outside of.

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Zwiebelreply
feddit.org

One of the sides vanishes, you're left with only inside

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lemmy.zip

Sometimes I put my underwear on inside out. I love the feeling of having the whole world in them.

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lemmy.world

but a cup doesn't have an inside and an outside anyways. nothing is "in" the cup to begin with.

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lemmy.world

Fun fact. If you tell Alexa you got a present from your friend that's a cup, but the opening is upside down. She can't figure out you just have it upside down. They'll tell you to try filling it upside down and it's a trick cup ect.

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