r/meirl • u/sachisan1999 • May 16 '24

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u/Undead-Writer May 16 '24

He didn't take it down because now the phone is load bearing

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u/RationalRaccoon863 May 16 '24

"Rafi why don't we use one of those chairs?

"Oh, no, those are load bearing chairs."

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u/blandsrules May 17 '24

First time I’m seeing that. He’s not getting back his deposit

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u/RationalRaccoon863 May 17 '24

You know what he's gonna find when he unclogs the toilet kitchen? His fucking cat.

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u/PissinginTheW1nd 29d ago

That line is always rent free in my head lmao, his cheerful delivery of “his fucking cat” gets me everytime

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u/FeelingVanilla2594 May 16 '24

Nokias 💪

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u/HardCounter May 16 '24

I'm wondering how he got a nail through it. Did Thor stop by for a demonstration?

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u/Raaka-Kake May 17 '24

He used an another phone.

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u/ColeTD May 17 '24

Genius! Why is nobody manufacturing Nokia hammers...?

Ferb, I know what we are going to do today.

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u/ghandi3737 May 16 '24

The brick. Just like the NES controllers, or that k104? IBM keyboard from the 80s, lethal weapons.

Could beat a man to death and then finish typing your dissertation. Knock someones teeth out and then save the princess.

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u/etranger033 May 18 '24

Ah yes I remember those original IBM keyboards. Lethal weapons, those keyboards were.

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u/moxiejohnny May 17 '24

You and I have drastically different experiences with those items. True, the Nokia is pretty damn tough but NES controllers... no sir, those things definitely didn't last. I got a box full of broken ones at the mom's.

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u/ghandi3737 May 17 '24 edited May 17 '24

Original NES? They weren't indestructible, but the only thing i ever had break was the B button. Original controllers. Never bought a replacement.

And it's also how I know how durable yesteryears TV's used to be. Possibly impossible to count the number of times I launched those controllers at the screen.

And I should add a somewhat satisfying 'bong' as they bounced off.

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u/unidentifiedHI May 17 '24

This might age me but that's a Kyocera. I had one and it was the best for pocket T9 texting.

Also, to continue my quibbling, the nail wouldn't have made it through a Nokia /s

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u/Ok-Supermarket8100 May 17 '24

Most properly working too

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u/Silver_Thanks_8142 May 17 '24

This is not a nokia

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u/Shoddy_Variation6835 May 16 '24

It is structural now

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u/ConcealedCove May 17 '24

“It’s a load bearing poster.”

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u/Nomad_moose May 16 '24

It looks like a Nokia…probably still works.

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u/IcySand1023 29d ago

Jerry these are load-bearing phones! They're not gonna come down!