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mrfahrenheit
· 5 years ago
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Use a fork, slide it into the corner and lift
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creativedragonbaby
· 5 years ago
If a fork doesn't work, try a knife or fill it with water if it floats
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mrfahrenheit
· 5 years ago
The issue is that the plug isn't in, and the water will slip through the corners and down the drain
creativedragonbaby
· 5 years ago
True
funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
it should be slow enough that the overall level rises though.
catfromhell
· 5 years ago
If this wasn't a bot and someone that actually needed help, I'd suggest taking off the pipes from underneath and pushing up with something long. I'm sure whoever it was has solved it by now...
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guest
· 5 years ago
Will it float?
jasonmon
· 5 years ago
I always have serious suction cups around. I'd suggest putting a little duct tape on the board and then placing a suction cup on that area, and pulling straight up.
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calvinoot
· 5 years ago
Get a friend and put plastic straws against it and suck in. Not gonna work but it will make for a good story!
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atreinero
· 5 years ago
Impressive
guest
· 5 years ago
Use a plunger it will suck/ lift the cutting board out of the sink
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creativedragonbaby
· 5 years ago
And contaminate it, so you'd have to wash it again, potentially dropping it in
mrfahrenheit
· 5 years ago
Or you could wash the plunger?
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negan
· 5 years ago
First you're going to need a lot of gum...
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guest
· 5 years ago
Stab it and pull it up
