• @egeres
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    296 months ago

    Why is this on shitpost? I think it’s a perfectly valid hobby and it should be celebrated

    • @Etterra
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      96 months ago

      That depends entirely on how he is acquiring the alarms.

    • rhsJack
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      46 months ago

      Yeah. I dont get it. It’s not my thing but I don’t judge if it doesn’t hurt anyone.

      • @bouldering_barista
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        76 months ago

        I haven’t seen the video but my first impression (and likely other’s) is it’s similar to a tik-tok trend where people steal soap dispensers, break sinks, etc.

        Having said that, it could just be a little click-baity and maybe he collects old or “retired” fire alarms, which would obviously be fine.

        • ArxCyberwolf
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          66 months ago

          I know several fire alarm enthusiasts. Fire alarms are acquired after being retired, nobody would damage or steal from an active fire alarm system as that’s a risk to everyone’s safety. People who steal from active systems would be shunned. Most fire alarms enthusiasts get are bought off eBay or similar sites.