• zewm
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    7 months ago

    Rock is the better investment here. Stick will decay and wither away. Rock is stronk and will last longer.

    • @[email protected]
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      67 months ago

      From the moment I understood the weakness of wood, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of stone. Your kind cling to your wood, as if it will not decay and fail you. One day, the crude biomass that you call the stick will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved. For the rock is immortal. Even in death, I serve the Fossilliah.

  • 4grams
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    247 months ago

    Nature has a much harder job creating the perfect rock. I’ll take it and keep my eyes out for another perfect stick.

  • @ATDA
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    167 months ago

    Stick because no way am I going to control the urge to skip that rock across the largest local body of water and it’s gone.

  • @tpihkal
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    117 months ago

    I’d be so scared I’d break the stick.

    • @ccunning
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      277 months ago

      It sounds like you’re imagining a stick with an imperfection…

  • @betterdeadthanreddit
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    107 months ago

    Stick so I can share it with a dog. In a pinch, the stick can be broken and become more sticks. This is especially useful in a multi-dog scenario.

    • @johannesvanderwhales
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      67 months ago

      But the dogs don’t need a perfect stick, they’re content with the stick they’re given.

  • nttea
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    87 months ago

    Obviously the stick, what are you going to do with a stupid rock?

  • @Tequila
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    67 months ago

    Easy, the stick. The rock isn’t as round as the earth. The stick can build technique.

  • aviationeast
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    57 months ago

    Witch. No stick is perfect nor is any rock…

  • @Cossty
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    57 months ago

    Stick like that you can find on every third tree. I have never seen stone like that, definitely not IRL.

    • @Got_Bent
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      67 months ago

      I have a rock just like the one pictured. Generally found in riverbeds or beaches that haven’t turned it all into sand yet.