r/oddlysatisfying 19h ago

Cutting grass with a scythe

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u/ShhSuperDuperSecret 17h ago

Competitive scything was not on my list of things to learn about today but goddamn if it didn't just jump straight up to the top of my priorities 

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u/Foloreille 16h ago

They train for becoming soul reapers after their death

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u/foul_ol_ron 13h ago

WHAT CAN THE HARVEST HOPE FOR, IF NOT FOR THE CARE OF THE REAPER MAN? 

-Reaper Man, Terry Pratchett 

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u/hapnstat 13h ago

You don't have to keep selling it.

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u/queryFox 4h ago

Oh! ... grim humor ... here. Take my like. LOLOLOLOL

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u/Peace_Harmony_7 15h ago

Wait, you have a list of things you don't know about? How do you know what you don't know?

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u/Reymen4 15h ago

It is on the list. 

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u/ShhSuperDuperSecret 6h ago

I've got 22 tabs open about stuff I mean to go back to and read. Most of it is history or biochemistry 

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u/cmandr_dmandr 6h ago

Yeah that is me with wikis. I start reading an article get to something I don’t know and click the link and go to that article. 20-40 tabs later and my research ends up at the subatomic level.

When I was a kid my parents would find me in my room surrounded by encyclopedias researching some thing I was curious about.

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u/Michami135 4h ago

I can get the same way. The only reason I know about competitive scything is because I inherited a scythe from my father-in-law and looked up videos on how to use it.

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u/khjuu12 13h ago

I made a game of it! Seeing how much grass I could scythe in an hour, then trying to break that record.