Jumble wrote:I apologise sir, but I an unsighted on the interpretation of your young persons dialectic and street patois.
I'm sayin' hot singles in your area want to spank you for not understanding evolution.
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Jumble wrote:I apologise sir, but I an unsighted on the interpretation of your young persons dialectic and street patois.
heuristically_alone wrote:I want to write a DnD campaign and play it by myself and DM it myself.
heuristically_alone wrote:I have been informed that this is called writing a book.
Magnanimous wrote:(fuck the macrons)
SecondTalon wrote:*swoons* I love you, all powerful pseudoidiot!
ShootTheChicken wrote:I can't stop thinking about pseudoidiot's penis.
404 - The financially liable company you are looking for no longer exists.Coyne wrote:Well, supposing that they're within the rated limits, who designed this thing, Bullwinkle Moose?
heuristically_alone wrote:I want to write a DnD campaign and play it by myself and DM it myself.
heuristically_alone wrote:I have been informed that this is called writing a book.
Flumble wrote:I'm not to speak any good of any other TV network (especially american ones), but how would this solve anything rather than perpetuate segregation? :?
It's good that it's useful and can be used, which is good.EXTREMELY BRIGHT USB RECHARGEABLE - Bicycle Headlight Illuminates the Darkest Path in the Night. Our bike light is useful and can be used in anywhere. Please charge the battery periodically to keep the light work well and cycling safe.
There's a certain amount of freedom involved in cycling: you're self-propelled and decide exactly where to go. If you see something that catches your eye to the left, you can veer off there, which isn't so easy in a car, and you can't cover as much ground walking.
Yeah, it gets worse as it gets older, and it's not even very good for ducts. There are other similar-looking tapes to consider. Real gaffers tape, while more expensive, does not suffer from this flaw (at least not in the short term; dunno what heat and sun do to it over time, but it can't possibly be worse than duct tape).addams wrote:umm...Duct tape is Sticky!
ucim wrote:Yeah, it gets worse as it gets older, and it's not even very good for ducts. There are other similar-looking tapes to consider. Real gaffers tape, while more expensive, does not suffer from this flaw (at least not in the short term; dunno what heat and sun do to it over time, but it can't possibly be worse than duct tape).addams wrote:umm...Duct tape is Sticky!
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Belial wrote:I am not even in the same country code as "the mood for this shit."
Sableagle wrote:This week my employer learned that leverage, dynamic loading, metal fatigue and low temperatures can combine to case problems.
Mobile base, 2.5m by 28m or thereabouts, with uprights at ~3.5m intervals along it in four row, two in the middle and one each at front and back, diagonally braced. Horizontals spanning these uprights. In effect, giant shelves with only one space between them, remote-controlled to select which pair have the space between them. Less floor space, less wall, less ceiling, less heat ingress, lower land purchase, materials purchase and cooling bills et cetera than static shelving. Bases accelerate at maybe 0.1 m/s2 each way and travel at about 0.1 m/s. Each 3.3m bay can nominally hold up to 3t of stuff. Each mobile base can, supposedly, handle 350t of stuff. Standing still, sure, they can. Between people bouncing vehicles off them, bits of crap getting into their tracks (they don't know where they are, by the way, just roll along the tracks until they hit something), slight unevenness in the floor and that acceleration at the start and end of each movement, they've not been standing still. The heights above the floor are 2.5, 4.45, 6.4, 8.35, 10.3 and 12.3 metres. Turns out that trying to move 25t of stuff 12.3m up by shoving the base of the frame sideways puts more stress on the lower parts of the frame than they were really built to take.
They're going to have a very interesting time getting everything out of their expensive investment "safely," aren't they?
Any rich German women looking for an English husband? I can cook and sew.
TIL in an effort to attract a foreign spouseMutex wrote:Are you learning new skills in an effort to attract a foreign spouse?
TaintedDeity wrote:Tainted Deity
suffer-cait wrote:One day I'm gun a go visit weeks and discover they're just a computer in a trashcan at an ice cream shop.
Dthen wrote:FUCK CHRISTMAS FUCK EVERYTHING FUCK YOU TOO FUCK OFF
To a tub of tea?flicky1991 wrote:That picture makes me want to dive in.
SecondTalon wrote:*swoons* I love you, all powerful pseudoidiot!
ShootTheChicken wrote:I can't stop thinking about pseudoidiot's penis.
Sableagle wrote:I'd rather have the hotel breakfast buffet in Austria or the street breakfast in Hanoi, really.
You wouldn't have breakfast food for tea, silly.pseudoidiot wrote:To a tub of tea?flicky1991 wrote:That picture makes me want to dive in.
Mutex wrote:Sableagle wrote:I'd rather have the hotel breakfast buffet in Austria or the street breakfast in Hanoi, really.
What were they like?
Mutex wrote:Also I'm imagining Sableeagle having a big map of Europe on his wall, with Germany crossed out with marker pen after no one responded to his earlier advertisement.
Magnanimous wrote:(fuck the macrons)
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