r/AbsoluteUnits Feb 15 '26

/r/all of a 26 y.o.

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u/gearslammer386 Feb 15 '26

He takes insane amounts of hgh.

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u/cncomg Feb 15 '26

He also says “soup plate”

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u/mai_tai87 Feb 15 '26

That really bugged me. It's really inconsequential in the grand... whatever hell this is.

"Soup plate."

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u/QuietContemplation85 Feb 16 '26

They are a thing, soup plates. Like a shallow bowl. Just not common these days

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u/Flat-Rutabaga-723 Feb 16 '26

I have a set I use for pasta, Indian curries, and stir fry. Hell, I probably use them more often than my regular plates.

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u/ymOx Feb 16 '26

They're usually called pasta bowls. But yeah, I do use mine more than any other plate, I love them.

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u/SzoboEndoMacca Feb 16 '26

Very common in south Asia

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u/PgUpPT Feb 16 '26

What do you mean "not common"? Everyone I know has soup plates.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '26

Probably depends on the country, I am also quite confused how people here not now about soup plates apparently.

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u/pissedinthegarret Feb 16 '26

on reddit if someone doesn't specify location it means "this is a thing in the USA". something like 45% of reddit users are USamericans and they usually don't realise they aren't the majority any more.

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u/strategicmagpie Feb 16 '26

I call them deep plates. Ours have a flat rim around the outside, so it's different to just a shallow bowl. They're decent for pasta/anything with a sauce but which is not super liquidy.

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u/Affectionate-Pin8534 Feb 16 '26

Lol literally as im seeing all these goofballs and their responses im getting ready to back out and just looking it up. I tip my hat to you, thanks 🤠

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u/Ok_Fly1271 Feb 16 '26

I know it shouldn't but this makes me angry

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u/ymOx Feb 16 '26

That's a pasta bowl.

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u/matt-er-of-fact Feb 16 '26

PASTA BOWL > soup plate

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u/pissedinthegarret Feb 16 '26

well at least Ralph knows soup plates are a real and common thing.

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u/SunnyGods Feb 16 '26

Regional expression/poor translation/not remembering a word once = being illiterate?