Japanese designer Yasuhiro Suzuki created a giant zipper-shaped boat that gives the illusion of unzipping the water as it moves.
Japanese designer Yasuhiro Suzuki created a giant zipper-shaped boat that gives the illusion of unzipping the water as it moves.
It’s a common abbreviation. YKK owns the majority of the zipper market .
You’re downvoted to oblivion and even though I’ve heard of YKK, I completely agree.
It pisses me off when I have to google an acronym every 2 sentences.
That’s true for acronyms that are not brand names, but for ones that are — I don’t even know what that acronym means, but I get the point.
It’s not like you would be able to expand Dolce and Gabbana, because it’s not an acronym, and it may also mean nothing for a person reading, being a brand they might not be interested in
Then again, I’ve seen people use “DG” (Dolce & Gabbana) or “YSL” (Yves Saint Laurent). If you’re not in a perfume-and-makeup-specific-community then using these as acronyms makes zero sense.
Again, YKK is definitely an exception because I have a feeling no one would know what the hell you’re talking about if you used “Yoshida Kōgyō Kabushikigaisha” lol
Oh, Yoshida Kōgyō Kabushikigaisha?
I love those zipper they have the smoothest action out there.
How is the rest of the world supposed to track which acronyms you’ve heard of so we know which ones not to use?
This whole argument is as fucking stupid as Felon telling his engineers to stop using jargon.

Japanese designer Yasuhiro Suzuki has captured the world’s imagination with his groundbreaking creation: a giant zipper boat that creates the illusion of unzipping the water as it moves. This blend of art, innovation, and design not only pushes the boundaries of creativity but also brings a fresh perspective to how we experience watercraft.

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Some interesting details here. I especially liked this image, because of how two people have to sit inside.
It’s almost certainly fiberglass, probably either wood or foam core depending on weight and size.
I would totally make an RC version of this if I lived near a lake.
It’s only a model…
Shh!