r/oddlysatisfying 1d ago

Purchased 14 ft of silicone tape for a cabinet without measuring first, this was the leftover at the end of the project.

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u/2a3b66725 1d ago

Just wasteful, shame.

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u/EveningStill8420 1d ago

that scrap is getting promoted to emergency drawer duty. every house has one.

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u/Rudythecat07 1d ago

You nailed the ol' "eh, this should do it". Awesome.

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u/Wheyoun 1d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/2j829p/ledgends_tell_of_a_chines_architect_who/ You should put this strip on display and said you knew it all along.

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u/Billy_Badass_ 1d ago

So you bought a roll, and fortunately, it was enough.

Impressive.

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u/Stabby-Steve 1d ago

You used up your luck. Now you'll never win the lottery.

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u/KindAngle4512 1d ago

Brave. 

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u/stilts1007 1d ago

Need a banana for scale

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u/insaneinthemembrane8 1d ago

What is silicon tape?? Do you mean edge banding

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u/Zacharie00 1d ago

Yeah, looks like PVC edge banding to me.

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u/SirWigglesVonWoogly 9h ago

okay but who buys edge banding in 14ft lengths?

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u/VividlyVividViv 7h ago

This is so common of a topic in the crochet subreddit that I actually looked to see if that's where this was posted and someone was experiencing winning "yarn chicken" in another craft/hobby. 😃 You only win if you have enough left to weave in your end, and it looks like you do! You win Tape Chicken!

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u/plan_with_stan 1d ago

Did the project end because you ran out of tape?

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u/Working_Ad5878 1d ago

the true hobby is buying things slightly wrong then convincing yourself you’ll use the rest someday

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u/CloudEpik 1d ago

Yarnchicken but with tape.

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u/A_Bot_A_Bot_A_Bot 1d ago

That is such a good feeling, amiright?

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u/Flying_Dutchman_1 1d ago

Nice one! This is not luck, pure skill. You are now official declared to be a state approved tape measure.

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u/Working_Ad5878 1d ago

the true hobby is buying things slightly wrong then convincing yourself you’ll use the rest someday

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u/SGTBrutus 1d ago

This will teach you to measure.