String held up by itself
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killerjhtwo (03/31/2015) [-] That's not a string held up by itself?
It's being held up by the CD and plastic supports?
The string is glued to the CD at the bottom and the plastic provides the support for the string.
It's being held up by the CD and plastic supports?
The string is glued to the CD at the bottom and the plastic provides the support for the string.
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reaperslayer (03/31/2015) [-] plastic is holding the string up cause the string's knots is preventing the plastic from straightening, it's one of those moments where both play a significant role, without the string, the plastic would be straight, without the plastic, the string would fall.
or something, i dunno..... i'm going to ******* bed
or something, i dunno..... i'm going to ******* bed
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gomugomuno ONLINE (03/31/2015) [-] the tension holding the string up is caused by the plastic. and the string is holding the plastic in position
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theonionyrogue (03/31/2015) [-] Without the plastic, the string would go limp. Without the string, the plastic would go limp. Who is the real hero? Shaggy. Please retweet this if you want to suck on shaggy.
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wolfwithglasses (03/30/2015) [-] if it was a string just standing without the plastic things pulling on the knots of the string and the thing that looks like a part of a CD that's keeping it balanced then it would be standing by itself
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Churchandtex (03/31/2015) [-] This is a pretty good metaphor for a relationship really, without each item's unique characteristics, the whole thing would just fall apart.
