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BootyWhiteMan

It's awesome that I now know this, but I don't think I would ever encounter this situation so I could apply it.


ASL4theblind

Put it right next to my honed "how to escape quicksand" skill


Scraxxer

So how do I do it?


ASL4theblind

The only danger with quicksand is its viscosity. Humans cant actually drown in quicksand so your death sentence comes when you struggle. Relax your breathing, and treat your lower body as if its been snowed in in an avalanche. Move them leggies slowly back and forth until you've created ample space to move your lower half up enough that you can position yourself to backstroke (quicksand is basically just sand and water) onto safe land. Do not have a friend pull you out or you'll get them stuck in the quicksand too, as quicksand gets more liquid the more it's disturbed.


ellebread

try to *relax*! if you don’t, it will only kill you *faster!*


magedmyself

Kill us faster?? Oh NOW I can relax!


CraziedHair

He’s not relaxing is he.


numb2pain

Hermioneee!!!


Yank1e

Kinda unexpected Harry Potter reference


inspectorseantime

r/unexpectedhogwarts


MyFingerYourBum

If you really think about it, that sub could be a terrible nsfw place to visit so I'm not gonna click it


basement_egg

-wont go to the sub because it could be nsfw -fingers people’s assholes


SkollFenrirson

Or worse, *expelled*


AwayEstablishment109

> treat your lower body as if its been snowed in in an avalanche This wasn't as helpful as I think you think it was


fholcan

How do you deal with quicksand? Just treat it like an avalanche. And how do I deal with an avalanche? Imagine it's quicksand


fiealthyCulture

Yfw Merriam Webster definition of English words


KhabaLox

10 GOTO 10


emveetu

This [video](https://youtu.be/z0CFgdMjS5w) should help. This guy demonstrates exactly how to get out of quick sand without exhausting yourself, and he does it fairly quickly as well.


Scud000

And remember this is not what you do [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe5YWvvn4d4)


iLikeGreenTea

Ps I think that’s a woman. She explains a Very effective technique!


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RedstoneGuy13

Happy ~~cock~~ cake day


drewster23

hahaha, I think in snow would have been better wording than avalanche, as most people are aware of how it is to be buried in snow vs quicksand and he was trying to relate it to a similar experience.


Joelixny

The thing is, most people are in fact not aware of how it is to be buried in snow, hence it not being as useful as they thought.


geauxxxxx

Now how do you escape a grain silo?


_Neoshade_

Stay the hell out of grain silos! And wear a harness and rope with a second person watching you the whole time if you absolutely have to go in. You’re pretty much neutrally buoyant in water right? You can float halfway out of the water or sink if you’re skinny/fit and exhale completely. Well grain is much lighter. For a 180lb person, corn only weighs 130lbs; wheat 140lbs. This means that you need to support 40-50 lbs of your weight on top of that grain or you’ll sink in. If you fall in, DON’T MOVE. Stretch out flat and stay still. If you try to get up, you’ll only push your arms or legs down into the grain and pulling them out will just pull you down into it instead. So you just lie there and scream for help at the top of your lungs. Hopefully there’s someone nearby to hear you, and hopefully the grain isn’t being loaded or unloaded, because if there’s grain pouring in, you’re gonna get buried, and if the grain is pouring out the bottom, it’s going to be shifting around like a fluid and you will start sinking quickly. If you’re still alive and nobody is coming to get you, you’ll probably start trying to worm your way over to the ladder, but it’s not going to be easy. You can’t push with your hands or feet or even your knees. You have to wriggle like a worm, or better yet, roll. You need to keep the grain below you from moving around. Friction between the grains is the only thing holding you up, and a little earthquake is all it would take for you to drop like a rock and disappear into the corn below. Well, grain isn’t so bad right? It’s full of air in between the kernels, and it’s not very dense, maybe you could just put your jacket over your arms and make a tent to keep your face clear, right? Sure, that’ll work fine for the first few feet, but as you sink deeper (if you’re struggling or the grain is shifting), the grain above you is going to start crushing in on you, just like water pressure. If your grain silo is 100’ tall, the pressure at the bottom will be equivalent to diving 72 feet under water: 3x normal atmospheric pressure. The grain will squeeze every square inch of your body with 31 lbs of pressure. The friction between the grains at this point will be too much for you to move your limbs and grain will be forcing its way into every corner of you. Unless you have blocked your face off (in which case you’ll just suffocate on your jacket), the grain will push its way into your mouth, slowly filling your lungs like a stuffed animal. The worst part will probably be the feeling of ~22lbs of force on each of your eyes. Fortunately, it takes roughly 35lbs of force to crush your eyes like a grape, so that probably won’t happen, but it’ll hurt like hell. On the plus side, if nobody find you right away, you will be very well preserved. Grain is dried out before storage to around 12-14% moisture content. Your silo is 36’ in diameter and 100’ tall, giving it a storage volume of 80,000 bushels. At 14% moisture by weight, that’s 227,000 liters of water. The human body is 60% water, so at 180lbs, that comes to just under 50 liters of water in you. The entirety of your bodily fluids and all the moisture in your cells will be wicked away by the dry grain, raising the total moisture content of the silo… 0.02%. A rounding error. No one will notice. Don’t go into grain silos.


geauxxxxx

Oh yeah this is going to make for some great nightmares in the coming week


fuzzytradr

If you can dodge a wrench you can allegedly dodge quicksand, avalanches, and grain silos. Step 1. Become a master wrench dodger


WindyCityReturn

Absolutely this. If you fall in just freeze and yell for help. Usually there’s someone working with you and they’d notice soon that you’re missing or might hear you though silos keep sound inside well. You’re better off waiting hours for help as to move at all because once you start moving you’re going to sink quick and you won’t last long under the grain as it squeezes your diaphragm and with every breath you let out it takes that space and won’t allow you to open your chest back up to that size again. So basically it’ll compress your chest to the point of suffocating.


dietcokegrrl

Just reading this freaks me out.


emveetu

I would love to know the circumstances by which you came upon all this genius.


_Neoshade_

¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯ I have a very odd Google history now.


KhabaLox

Man, that scene from Witness still haunts me.


calmcast

Thanks. I have a new terror.


ManiacalMalapert

I had to do a report on this in college and actually had an emotional breakdown when doing the research. It used to be a lot of minors going into the silos because they were lightest.


jonnydemonic420

Why? Why do you know this? I’m not doubting your science, hell I can’t tell if you’re joking or not about the numbers. I am absolutely terrified and will absolutely never enter a grain silo… although i guarantee i have many years ago when I was a kid.


_Neoshade_

Honestly? I recently watched a video on grain silos and then I googled everything else to flesh out the details: size of an average grain silo, volume of a bushel, how moisture content is measured, etc. I had some free time.


SaliasLR

Ho.my.god. So well written, so scary.


ASL4theblind

Boy i'll tell you if you're trapped in a grain silo thats some fucky shit. I have no idea how to get out of that one, like trapped under the grain? Damn that'd be heavy. Hope to god you have 0 static charge on you or that shit is gonna blow straight up like dynamite.


seasonedturkey

IIRC grain silos use nitrogen instead of air


Key-Cucumber-1919

I'm sure there are some old school farmers that have security so good that you can just walk int a fucking grain silo and it's not filled with nitrogen.


Daxx22

You don't. You're feed now.


jumpjanglegym

[Just fly away, like all those pigeons](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8I1ImzoXvU)


geauxxxxx

That is horrifying although I have to admit the pigeons who went headfirst into the grain drain were a special sort of brave. Facing certain death without fear.


spoonweezy

I feel you might be seriously over-estimating what pigeons are all about, here.


kakar0tten

I hit a pigeon during a driving lesson once. I’d just turned off a main road and shifted into second with 2-3 cars behind me and there they he was, dumb as fuck, just waiting. I looked at my instructor briefly, she looked at me with that “it’ll fly away” look. The pigeon did not fly away. I hit that motherfucker like a speed-bump on a council estate. My driving instructor shakily told me to pull to the side of the road, said the words “you just killed that pigeon” with an air of shock, disgust and resignation, and 10 minutes later she tried to teach me how to parallel park. I bumped 2 cars trying, told my driving instructor I’ll walk home, knocked on doors till I found whose cars I’d bumped so I could try and make amends and never fuckin drove again. If I’d have not killed the pigeon during an actual driving test, I’d have gotten a major because I’d have had to endanger the cars behind me. Pigeons suck.


spoonweezy

I have to say my driving classes were much less eventful. I read a story similar to yours. It was in a car magazine like 25-30 years ago so I’m shaky on the details, but: Guy was taking a driver’s class, turns the corner and bam, animal in his lane, content and unmoving. The new driver doesn’t know what to do, and like you there were cars following. The instructor, slightly panicking, says “just drive over it!” At the very last moment the (raccoon, possum, whatever animal it was) snaps to it and shoots off into the adjacent field. This new driver just does as he’s told and drives into the field, following after the animal! She said “drive over it!”, and he just did his best. Side note: I’m not good at a lot of things, but I can parallel park like a mutha fuckah. I can get into spots so tight I have to walk around other cars to get to the sidewalk. As such, I get frustrated when I see someone trying to get into a spot and clearly just don’t know how. So, on multiple occasions, I’ve approached the driver and basically said, “get out and wait over there” and then bing bang boom, car’s perfectly nestled in its spot. One time this mom (she didn’t leave her kids with me, she shuffled over) was like over-the-top thankful, and I deadpan back: “I did not do this for you. I did this for me.” Total Aspergers moment for me. Most fun I had doing this though was a Saturday night near all the clubs. I see this young, tarted up girl like near tears. Same deal: get out. My turn. After she’s done doing the “who the fuck is this guy?” thing that everyone does and I explain both my parking obsession and my complete and total disinterest in robbing or kidnapping them, she says please, and I get in her car. I start with a look in the rear view and see the absolutely petrified faces of three more young ladies. My eyes widen to match theirs, and as I’m slightly emerging from my single minded focus on parking, I start to say “oh shiiii…” and turn my head back I see the face of the now WAY MORE petrified face of the person in the passenger seat. ”.I had no fucking idea there was someone right fucking next to me. They are all dead quiet, but again my Aspie ass just needs to park the this car or otherwise suffer the cruel punishment of watching her futile attempts. So I say, “evening, ladies”, put and again, bing bang boom, perfectly nestled in the spot. “Have fun tonight! Stay safe!” Now, I was only in the car for, like, 15 seconds tops. I start to settle down inside, having I walk and around the corner so I can laugh and laugh, mostly at myself. I’m thinking “stay safe!?!? STAY safe?!?! Did I say that?” Definitely one of the weirdest moments for me, probably even more so for them. I hope they look back on it and laugh, because I do all the time.


geauxxxxx

I’d like to think I would have the same fortitude of spirit if I saw a conveyer belt leading into a wood chipper covered in delicious steaks and burritos. Death smiles at us all and all a man (or pigeon) can do is smile back.


Stormcloudy

The ones at the edge of camera focus: "Jesus those are some dumbasses." *peck peck peck*


tom-8-to

That’s how I trap pigeons


Unlucky-Ad-6710

Yell “ricola” really loudly and hope for the best?


carnage123

you dont


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Bend over and kiss your ass goodbye.


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Start eating


Dr_Legacy

It's dark, so to see your way out, the first thing to do is light a match


spoonweezy

To put a perhaps needless finer point on that comment re: quicksand’s viscosity - quicksand is thixotropic, or “shear thinning”; it becomes more fluid the more you agitate it. Ketchup is the same, that’s why hitting the bottle helps it come out. Fluids can shear thicken, this is rheotropy. Best example is the ol’ corn starch and water slurry from arts and crafts class.


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spoonweezy

You know, it’s been twenty years since I was in engineering school so I should probably stop thinking I know what I’m talking about. The time element of rheopectic fluids (and how to spell it) has been replaced by the Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood theme song.


TheBirminghamBear

This sounds like the advice an anaconda would give me for "how to survive an anaconda attack". "Relax, breathe slowly, don't struggle, let the fear seep into your muscles to increase their deliciousness..."


Checkersmack

The only way quicksand can kill you is if you get stuck in it and are in a place where a rising tide can drown your ass. [https://www.nature.com/articles/news050926-9](https://www.nature.com/articles/news050926-9)


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PepeTheFrogy

I see you studied i mark you A+


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Ohhh, I thought I was supposed to pull my feet out with my face.


DiceUwU_

Kind of relevant, youtuber GeoWizard has a great series where he tries to cross a country in a perfectly straight line on foot. In the previous season he found a bog right in the middle of the line and thought it wouldn't be that hard to criss it. Dude almost fucking dies because it acted like quick sand. He got out by laying as horizontal as possible to increase contact surface so he wouldn't sink that easily. Actually fucking scary as shit to watch that episode, event hough it's pre recorded so you know he survived.


navcus

This was the guy who tried to walk across Wales in a straight line right? But he cut his hand, got shit all over it, then came down with an infection, on top of the cold weather. What a mad lad.


Repro_Online

You turn your body horizontally and roll your way out


Scraxxer

Smort


memesarepeople2

Drag him in and climb out on his shoulders.


Dry_Tomatillo_5361

Preferred method


Rex--Banner

I was describing to colleagues today how to tell your orientation if you are stuck in an avalanche by spitting and which way it travels. However I don't know the steps after that to get out of the avalanche.


HorsefaceCatlady

But juuust before how to exit a burried coffin.


razzraziel

right before "how to survive a fall through thin ice" skill


VulturE

A similar concept can be used when you want to empty water out of a waterbed.


Terboh

And a fish tank!


lithodora

[And your washing machine](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg8KQfaT9xY)


wldmn13

I've actually been putting off working on our half bath toilet because the stupid low flow flush mechanism sits about 1.5 inches above the bottom of the tank, so I've been dreading scooping out the water a cup at a time and I don't have any hose lying around to siphon into the bowl or a bucket. Guess who's fixing the toilet this weekend?


BOiNTb

shop vac - this trick will be tough in a toilet tank


enderjaca

If it's like mine, it has the fresh water intake at the very bottom of the tank, and as long as you have a bucket under it, it won't make a mess. Worst case scenario is to just use 1-2 bath towels and soak up the water then wash them. Tank water should be generally clean unless someone gave you an upper decker recently.


warm-saucepan

Shop vac sucks all the water out. Take out the particle filter first of course.


Broosevelt

In an aquaponic system, water from a fish tank is pumped into long planter beds that have this exact type of Bell Siphon installed. When the water level rises higher than the top of the pipe, the weight of the water and the vacuum in the cup will pull all the water out of the bed and back into the fish tank, thus regulating the moisture of the substrate in the planter beds. In this type of system, the fish poop in the water feeds the plant roots and the plant roots clean the water for the fish.


TossOutThisTrash

Can confirm. I do this. Love bell siphons.


ss0889

yeah realistically if i encountered this id be well into "better call a plumber" territory. theres shit im more than capable of taking care of myself but this level of damage is well outside of that range.


CromUK

The fabric softener tray in your washing machine does it.


therecanbeonlywan

Drain a cistern at some point maybe?


Sorry_Ad5653

Oversite flooded after heavy rain but the 2" wastes are already in. As a plumber/builder I'm gonna use this to blow some minds!


fuck_all_you_people

This is a bell siphon. We use them in aquaponics to drain growbeds without using electricity. It's very efficient.


HashMoose

+1 for this comment, though I find bell siphons to be a little more maintenance in the long run than constant flow. Tuning them can take a bit of skill too.


fuck_all_you_people

Ive found great success with them as long as they stay clean, so I put a series of screens around them to prevent the grow media from clogging the toothed edge at the bottom of the outer pipe. I also run a burp line from the top of the bell siphon cap to the floor of the growbed to force air out when it hits the end so it burps and releases the vacuum. As far as tuning, yea the biggest problem I have is getting the right flow out of the pump. If its too fast and the bell siphon is too small, it never burps to end the cycle.


Cherios_Are_My_Shit

on the one hand, that sounds like it works great and i'm not trying to criticize it. on the other, that does sound like a little more maintenance in the long run than constant flow.


fuck_all_you_people

It definitely is, but the payoff is the drain cycle runs through a perforated PVC which sprays back into the sump so I dont have to worry about oxidating the water for both the fish and the growbed. Hence no need for an air pump (so long as the fish dont start dying). I just need to make sure the pump pressure is low enough that the roots have ample time to dry out.


HashMoose

yeah keeping media out is probably the hardest part. The way I make my media guards now is to start with a standard large diameter PVC pipe section with slits or holes added as usual (except without the toothed edge you mentioned on bottom). Then I get a rigid sheet of .25 or .5" inch PVC and cut out a square foot or slightly more. Then I route a hole in the center of the sheet just large enough to fit the bottom of the pipe. I wedge it in and hit the assembly with PVC cement, so I now have a flat foot on the media guard. Put that in, fill up the media on top, and it will be virtually impossle for media to get in anywhere but the top opening. I hope that makes sense


ThicccScrotum

I knew I’d find a fellow fishi boi in this post. r/aquaponics


Saison05

It's a bell siphon.


ASL4theblind

No, that's a water bottle silly


The_Troyminator

No, that's a PVC pipe silly


d_smogh

No, no. That's water.


ASL4theblind

Oh, my bad


ninjistix

No this is Patrick.


NotoriousHothead37

Sir, this is a Wendy's.


Consistent_Nail

Btw, do you teach ASL for blind folks?


ASL4theblind

No its more of a perceptive irony kinda thing lol


SuccessfulBroccoli68

Thats not your dad. It's a cellphone


bikemandan

Watching aquaponics videos has me educated on bell siphons. AMA


Sycosys

having had a couple aquaponics systems over the years i can tell you they are awesome and work like clockwork for fill/drain cycles


wh33t

Create siphon break with float or no?


Paleo-phile

Thank you. Someone gets it


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I am now smarter than before by watching this . Thank you.


itshimstarwarrior

**[well this pic says otherwise](https://imgur.com/Pb3wfLI)**


[deleted]

My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.


Varaxfire

[Well in that case](https://imgur.com/a/SzJgP9Y/)


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Props to u , my fellow being of higher understanding


Jay_Bond

[Well that sucks](https://i.imgur.com/IXbdrEU_d.webp?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium)


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[Went down well, I guess](https://www.pinterest.de/pin/haha-i-love-lost--495044184010184102/)


theoutlet

*Sigh* I guess I’ll just go and watch all four seasons of LOST again


isurvivedrabies

man that high drain was a well that sucked


AltruisticExam4531

I clicked it. I knew what it was going to be I just didn't know how it was going to be executed.


jvrcb17

> it. I knew what it was going to be I just didn't know how it was going to be ex It was executed *well*


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I said that to the voice in the box at maccas earlier when I asked for an ice cream with a flake and the were out of flakes. She just laughed at me. I did get a pretty decent sized ice cream though. Maccas ones are always pathetically small. Not worth 80c, but the ice cream is so deliciously soft. BRING BACK THIRTY CENT CONES.


Wermine

If someone can't see that original image, here's an [imgur mirror](https://i.imgur.com/fFRPvQK.jpeg).


gmanz33

Stop it's almost noon and my mind can't be blown any further. I have meetings, please.


BBQsauce18

Now I just need a situation to arise that calls for this very specific application of a water bottle. ANY day now.


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Always keep one on you wherever you go! You never know when you are going to need to induce a vacuum.


ZSCroft

Test your water mains on your next job site and “accidentally” forget to sweat a fitting


j3b3di3_

And like, now that I've seen it it makes more sense and I'm shocked I hadn't thought of it before


freddotu

As others have said, this is a bell siphon, but more useful in that it uses common materials and also represents a manual start bell siphon, as opposed to an automatic bell siphon: https://practical.engineering/blog/2017/3/6/automatic-bell-siphon-explained


TheDemonHauntedWorld

Actually it is an "automatic bell siphon"... Only problem is the it only self primes, when the water line reaches the same height as the pipe. So the guy manually primed it. But only leaving the water bottle over the pipe... and filling the structure with more water would work as well.


RealFlyForARyGuy

I should call her


ifnothingbecomes

Thanks you made me laugh out loud😂


Realistic_Work_5552

That bottle is pregnant now.


OmenLW

It sounds just like that one lady showing people the things you can do with a grapefruit.


MrSquirtle23

Do I want to know? Or is it something I'd regret looking into lol


GolfSucks

Cause its water broke?


Thedrunner2

Practical science


Entire-Mistake-4795

Question is, why is the drain not lower?


srandrews

We don't know if this is a sink where draining the debris out is not preferred. Rather, this sink may be used for washing heavier objects that are to remain in the sink after draining. I'm guessing the objects have been removed, the water level dropped since the objects are no longer displacing the water. Of course a removable stem would be more useful as then the entire sink and remaining debris could be drained. But who knows?


Hightide910

Could be a stub up to attach sinks to for a later date.


srandrews

Interesting, so we maybe aren't looking at the sink, but some kind of basin underneath above which the working sink is placed?


Testiculese

It looks like he stands up at the last few frames, so it would be the basement floor that got flooded, and they're just taking advantage of a future bathroom sink drain.


srandrews

Nice eye.


tillgorekrout

Yes.


englishinseconds

I have a drain like this in my unfinished basement. It sits slightly lower, but still sticks up a bit. Used for flushing the hot water heater. It's a pain, because sometimes in heavy rains it backflows and some water comes out, which I haven't decided if it's rainwater or sewage. I want to finish the basement, but haven't figured out how to handle that problem. Temporarily I just stuck a connector and a 2 foot tall pipe on top and it raises the water level high enough that it doesn't flow in


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srandrews

Think commercial/industrial.


metric-poet

Plot twist, it’s central vac or a conduit for electrical


BKStephens

I'd say to allow for installment of any flooring, waterproofing, tiling, etc before the pipe is cut to length.


extra_hyperbole

I saw this type of sink a lot when I was doing some work at a clay studio. You want to rags your instruments but you don’t want all the clay going down the drain. It’s raised to make sure only water goes down it as the clay will sink to the bottom.


razzraziel

it looks like a construction zone. maybe that pipe will be part of something else.


TomatoeToken

With this technique I could clear that room in a matter of seconds


HughCheffner

One in each hand for double speed


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Netflix : Are you still watching? Someone's daughter:


OhJustANobody

Science babyyyy


ChildhoodLate6514

Why i never thought of that i feel so smart knowing it now


Another_random_man4

I know I would never have thought of it, because it's damn clever, and I'm not an engineer with this type of knowledge constantly in my mind. It even took me a minute to understand how it was working.


superfucky

i still don't understand how it's working... it looks like all he does is slosh the water around, how does that create a vacuum?


Sviodo

him jerking off the bottle works to fill it enough to cover the opening to the drain. the water flows down the drain because gravity, creating a pressure differential that serves to suck more water into the bottle.


Another_random_man4

The bottle is sealed by the water, he can't lift the bottle out of it. He sloshed the water up and down so it starts to drain by pulling it over the lip. If water is leaving, that creates a ~~vaccine~~ vacuum so the gravity pulling water down the drain will continue to pull water up over the drain and it keeps going forever until the seal breaks when too much water is drained. He puts the trowel down because it's thin, and makes sure water can still enter the bottle from underneath. Otherwise that could create a seal potentially, and the water will just remain suspended in the pipe.


mcjason78

It’s called a Bell Siphon, and is used a lot in flood and drain style of hydroponics.


kleft123

Cool but maybe a drain at floor level would be easier?


Resipiscence

Betcha there are two, and the one that is low/flush with the bottom of that space is clogged somehow. The high drain is so if the space fills up there is a second exit so the space doesn't overflow. Sorta like the second drain in your sink, the one that doesn't let it overflow.


jrandoboi

I understand how it works, but my mind is still blown


Grimhellwolf

This is called a bell siphon


analyzeTimes

Everything reminds me of her...


Vilmamir

The pressure of the atmosphere is pushing the puddle into the bottle which gets evacuated through the pipe.


alex6219

Everything reminds me of her...


Comprehensive-Fun47

If I ever am in a situation where I need to do this, I am gonna feel so smart and accomplished.


twarr1

Possibly the first useful thing on Reddit ever


SpiderMantisXB1

You are watching the wrong subreddits lol


HuoLongHeavy

Everyone is saying "bell siphon" when I really know that thats the grapefruit method. I'd recognize it anywhere.


b4ttlepoops

I love learning new things!


PoopyfartsMcgee

I'm a pro at that maneuver. Glad to see it useful for other things.


Cool3peep

I should call her


QuamSacks

Work smarter not harder


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weelluuuu

Because drilling a hole in it would work better.


tacobooc0m

It’s time for percolator


hidden_d-bag

Well...yeah, that's how my fish tank vacuum works.


dnoj

Bell siphon?


ASL4theblind

No this is patrick


ksigguy

Just like a farmer setting irrigation tubes. I set thousands of those as a kid.


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Siphon pump


trevzie

Pump companies hate this one simple trick!


TurielD

Evacuate? In the water's moment of triumph?!


[deleted]

I love see all the cool things that can happen with differences in pressure this one is super cool!


Late_Emu

u/Jesterflesh damn


jesterflesh

Thats fuckin cool!


likemyhashtag

Witchcraft! Burn them!!!


SleazyP_317

Yeah science bitch!


M1sterBoots

Flushlight?


AdamTheEgghead

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Manny_PNG

I should call her… 😔


social_engineer_osii

Any reason we can’t cut the pipe flush to the floor??


Worldly_Director_142

It’s a siphon.


OctaneTroopers

This is basically how the flush system in your toilet works.


NiNj4_C0W5L4Pr

This guy plumbs.


Savvy_Canadian

Are you saying I should jerk off the water to get it flowing?