r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/UnstableIsotopeU-234 • Aug 20 '24

Video/Gif That came off easy.

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u/CamTheChamp1 Aug 20 '24

Good thing there’s multiple pieces of glass

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u/Masticatron Aug 20 '24

Still alarming that one of them failed when subjected to the raw power of a single baby.

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u/Last-Competition5822 Aug 20 '24

It's literally just a plastic sheet that is there so people don't touch the actual glass all the time

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u/GoreSeeker Aug 20 '24

I bet a suction cup is ironically the standard way of removing it as well. That's how things like LED stage floors work too.

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u/Viracochina Aug 20 '24

Those spinny suction toys are clutch for kids though, funny how I'll remember this gif if I travel with them!

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u/rdp3186 Aug 20 '24

It 100% is

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u/MaritMonkey Aug 20 '24

Is that not a magnet too? Our LED wall tiles come out with a magnet, it's just attached to a piece that looks like a suction cup so the magnet part doesn't smoosh the pixels directly.

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u/GoreSeeker Aug 20 '24

Hmm it might vary based on tile, like the ones I've seen are for the durable floor modules that have a glass cover, so maybe suction works better for those

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u/MaritMonkey Aug 20 '24

Oh yeah something with a slick surface definitely makes sense to be an actual suction cup and not just shaped like one. All our panels hang perpendicular to the ground and don't have anybody standing on them. :)

Thanks for the edification!

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u/IDoSANDance Aug 20 '24

Also the standard way to pull the 24"x24" concrete filled raised floor panels in server rooms that weigh ~40lbs each and are lined with steel.

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u/crankyanker638 Aug 21 '24

I worked in a building with raised floors. There were big dual suction cup handies for the rooms with tile floors.

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u/Planeandaquariumgeek Aug 24 '24

I can confirm that’s correct.