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I would assume it's because the water decreases the friction needed for the jigger (the 12 year old in me thinks that's a funny word) to move across the non-lev
by token6053 5y ago
I would assume it's because the water decreases the friction needed for the jigger (the 12 year old in me thinks that's a funny word) to move across the non-level surface.
- crehn 5y agoWouldn't that cause it to move in a single continuous movement? Instead of the 3-4 little movements in the video.