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kid sinister posted:Cover all the roof vents if you're doing concrete repair on the roof: I keep laughing at the relatively untouched roll of toilet paper lmao
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Yeah a little crude oil (a cupful) will just make you throw up (assuming you can get it down in the first place) and probably explode from other orifices as well, although in larger quantities it can be more serious. But used motor oil is carcinogen city, even leaving out the more immediately unpleasant contaminants.
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Also it ruins the use of my feathers so I can't fly no more
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moist turtleneck posted:Also it ruins the use of my feathers so I can't fly no more Have you tried diluted Dawn dish soap? Works a charm when my plumage gets greasy. Then you just eat a bunch of sardines to oil them back up. Works great on dogs too. No joke, dawn dish soap is a miracle.
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Sorry, I can't take you seriously if you're not Literally A Bird
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Tunicate posted:Sorry, I can't take you seriously if you're not Literally A Bird I'll fire up the budgie signal.
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just lol if you aren't using Preen products in 2016
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Preen is over priced, over hyped crowshit that leaves a bad taste in my beak. That starling poo poo of a product is fit only for scrub jays and loons. I crap in your chimney!
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Slugworth posted:I've never particularly loved stainless, but then I've also never really liked the alternatives either - White or black. We recently got new appliances and went with GE's 'slate' finish, and I really like it. Let's be honest, if I was speccing out a kitchen it would all be rolled-edge stainless or 3" butcher block, and a commercial grade stainless hood. I am not the normal consumer.
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Don't all new "more money than sense" places have $$$$$ stainless hoods and plenty of butcher block?
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Anne Whateley posted:Don't all new "more money than sense" places have $$$$$ stainless hoods and plenty of butcher block? No those are the people who have butcher block floors and laminate countertops.
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Anne Whateley posted:Don't all new "more money than sense" places have $$$$$ stainless hoods and plenty of butcher block? Home decorating shows tell me "more money than sense" has white kitchens and shiplap.
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Phanatic posted:Maybe more of an architectural failure than a construction failure, but that thread got archived so: The museum itself is art.
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Liquid Communism posted:Let's be honest, if I was speccing out a kitchen it would all be rolled-edge stainless or 3" butcher block, and a commercial grade stainless hood. Big rear end cast iron restaurant kitchen grill that I can practice my benihana skills.
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I'm going to install a giant gas burner under the granite of my continent sized island and open a Mongolian grill.
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I found out what all those mcmansions are aspiring to. This is how you do modern decadence properly:
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Wasabi the J posted:Big rear end cast iron restaurant kitchen grill that I can practice my benihana skills. Flat-tops are really pretty inexpensive. In the 'few hundred bucks' range for 2'x2'. I'll be honest, my dream kitchen is essentially the small bakery I used to work for. Four burner commercial gas range with a still oven beneath it, double stack Blodgett gas convection ovens, and a rack proofer. Standup freezer, standup commercial fridge, chest freezer. 2 8' x 4' butcher block topped tables, one 8 x 4 stainless table, and a couple rolling racks.
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Trump is the most colorful thing in that picture and it saddens me
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Not one of those pictures is level.
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If there ever was a scene that proved women could be turned gay, that is it.
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Jaguars! posted:I found out what all those mcmansions are aspiring to. This is how you do modern decadence properly: Looks like a 3/5-star hotel room?
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Jaguars! posted:I found out what all those mcmansions are aspiring to. This is how you do modern decadence properly: My Beige life, narrated by Carrot top.
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What's with that bedspread, I've never seen one with piping. Or is he lying on a bare mattress? 
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NancyPants posted:What's with that bedspread, I've never seen one with piping. Or is he lying on a bare mattress? Nah, it's a fitted bed cover.
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Budgie posted:Not one of those pictures is level. Neither are the lampshades. 
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NancyPants posted:What's with that bedspread, I've never seen one with piping. Or is he lying on a bare mattress? Looks like a bare mattress to me. It might be something else, but it sure looks like a mattress, which is what really matters for these publicity shots.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:Looks like a bare mattress to me. It might be something else, but it sure looks like a mattress, which is what really matters for these publicity shots. Trump brand mattress?
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:Looks like a bare mattress to me. It might be something else, but it sure looks like a mattress, which is what really matters for these publicity shots. It'd help if the light weren't such that it was washing out the horizontal stripe, making that mini check print look like mattress ticking.
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It is a bare mattress. Look at the cabinet on the right, its a store furniture display.
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Also, look at the back-left of the mattress. I don't see any foldover of the covers if indeed they are covers. It might be some weirdass fitted sheet or mattress pad, but it's not a blanket.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:Also, look at the back-left of the mattress. I don't see any foldover of the covers if indeed they are covers. It might be some weirdass fitted sheet or mattress pad, but it's not a blanket. It's a fitted bedspread you goons, you remove it or fold it down to the foot of the bed before you sleep in it. I know it's probably a far cry from the bare mattress on the floor with threadbare blanket you all are used to, but christ.
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flosofl posted:It's a fitted bedspread you goons, you remove it or fold it down to the foot of the bed before you sleep in it. I know it's probably a far cry from the bare mattress on the floor with threadbare blanket you all are used to, but christ. Bottom left, or Trump's right, it has a little flappy thing that sticks off the side.
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crazypeltast52 posted:Bottom left, or Trump's right I can't tell if this a location description or political commentary.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Looks like a 3/5-star hotel room? This needs more love.
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I didn't recognize Trump on that bed without Ivanka.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:Also, look at the back-left of the mattress. I don't see any foldover of the covers if indeed they are covers. It might be some weirdass fitted sheet or mattress pad, but it's not a blanket. Bed covers aren't blankets. They're something you put over the blankets/sheets to keep them from getting messed up until you want to get into bed. Furniture display makes a lot of sense because then they don't need to actually put anything under the bed cover because there's no expectation of folding the top back like you might get with actual bedclothes.
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Jaguars! posted:I found out what all those mcmansions are aspiring to. This is how you do modern decadence properly:
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I recently read an article about the set design on some show set in the 80s and every picture looked like that bedroom.
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Liquid Communism posted:Flat-tops are really pretty inexpensive. In the 'few hundred bucks' range for 2'x2'. I'll be honest, my dream kitchen is essentially the small bakery I used to work for. Four burner commercial gas range with a still oven beneath it, double stack Blodgett gas convection ovens, and a rack proofer. Standup freezer, standup commercial fridge, chest freezer. 2 8' x 4' butcher block topped tables, one 8 x 4 stainless table, and a couple rolling racks. And a commercial dishwasher. Those things are the business.
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