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Do aprons just not exist any more?
I don't know anyone that actually uses one to be honest
There are dozens of us!
Making Aprons is easier than adding as many pockets to everything.
Might come back as we get out of gambler-designed slave-made garment supply chain.
I use them when naked grilling because I don't want hot grease burning my nuts.
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Why wear special clothing to avoid the splatter when you can just not get splatter on you
I take the same approach to software development. Why waste time debugging when you can simply not write any bugs in the first place? Mystified how nobody else ever thought of this before.
My friend, you can just put the pan in the back burner lol
I can also wear an apron
I mean yeah it is an option but wearing special clothes for the splashes doesn't seem as necessary when you can just do a simple thing to avoid the splashes
An apron is a very simple item that simply goes over the clothes and secures with a single, simple tie
It's just unnecessary if you just use the further away burner lol
That's just unnecessary if you just use an apron
Well yeah those are the options. Use special clothiny for the splatters or just don't have the splatters. Second seems simpler imo
Oh, you'll still have splatters.
Can't say I've noticed any but could be
I mean if you replace "not write bugs" with "write tests", this becomes a good metaphor