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Ockhams Crowbar posted:I need something to store DVDs in. I'd like to get rid of all of my DVD cases, and have all the discs consolidated into a single container in my TV cabinet. A DVD binder would be practical, but I'd like something that looks a bit more... furniture-y. Something along the lines of a storage box or a nice container to fit individual discs into. I figure we've got about a hundred discs. Any suggestions? I really like the DiscSox brand. They're really nice imo http://mmdesign.com/cd-dvd-blu-ray-storage.php I recently used them to get rid of all the boxes for my games. Thumbs up
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Suggested this earlier. Most restaurants can do this if they have a fountain machine that spits out carbonated water or a bar gun, and 9 times out of 10 they don't charge you for it. Mu Zeta posted:They should make a Breaking Bad edition with Stevia Given how things worked out with Stevia in the final episode that might not be the best marketing decision...
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Gyshall posted:Knockarounds are pretty sweet for the price. Seconded. Buy a bunch, break/lose them 1 by 1. Rinse...Repeat
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Somebody please recommend a clipper/razor/trimmer for shaving my nutsack. I looked at the Wahl peanut but it doesn't seem to have a body hair attachment. I've been using some cheap Quattro thing but don't feel like replacing any more batteries, would prefer something that plugs in or recharges. Thanks!
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The peanut is awesome and I don't believe there is such a thing as nut hair attachments.
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Bunk Rogers posted:The peanut is awesome and I don't believe there is such a thing as nut hair attachments. Yeah, I'm seeing almost nothing but 5-star reviews, but I'm still not sure how suitable it is for what I want. I'd have to use it with no guides, and from what I've read it isn't easy to clean out.
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Bunk Rogers posted:and I don't believe there is such a thing as nut hair attachments. Bet the first person to patent that sort of attachment would become a loving billionaire. That's "millionaire" with a "b".
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I shave my sack with a straight razor because I'm a loving man.
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PRADA SLUT posted:I shave my sack with a straight razor because I'm a loving man. I don't shave my nutsack because I'm a man.
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HDMI switcher? Ideally it would just detect when something was on and switch automatically if thats possible.
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1redflag posted:I don't shave my nutsack because I'm a man. Tempted to emptyquote this.
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Robawesome posted:Somebody please recommend a clipper/razor/trimmer for shaving my nutsack. I looked at the Wahl peanut but it doesn't seem to have a body hair attachment. I've been using some cheap Quattro thing but don't feel like replacing any more batteries, would prefer something that plugs in or recharges. Philips Norelco BodyGroom http://www.amazon.com/Philips-BG2020-31-Norelco-BodyGroom/dp/B000EG8HLE
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BonoMan posted:Philips Norelco BodyGroom The comments on that are amazing... Amazon posted:Groin: Amazon posted:Be careful when you trim/shave the shaft...especially the underside cause i took a chunk out!! OUCH>... I haven't tried it in the shower yet especially after nearly giving myself a vasectomy...
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Albu-quirky Guy posted:The comments on that are amazing... ho....how could you take a chunk out of your shaft with a groomer like that? I don't even know how that's possible!
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signalnoise posted:I really like the DiscSox brand. They're really nice imo Exactly what I was lookin' for. Awesome, thanks!
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Are there any extended-handle trimmers that would let someone shave their back by themselves?
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KoB posted:HDMI switcher? Ideally it would just detect when something was on and switch automatically if thats possible. http://www.amazon.com/MarginMart-Inc-DAZ-HDMI-SW005-01-5-Port-Switch/dp/B001VNHPPS/ I bought that a few months ago, and it does exactly that. It even passes through HDMI CEC assuming both devices support that so that it'll turn your TV on when you turn the device on such as blu-ray player, etc.
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Pron on VHS posted:Are there any extended-handle trimmers that would let someone shave their back by themselves? Of course.
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I want to modify this shoulder strap- http://www.tombihn.com/PROD/TB0505.html to be a guitar strap. I can't figure out what parts I need for this. Anyone got a suggestion?
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signalnoise posted:I want to modify this shoulder strap- http://www.tombihn.com/PROD/TB0505.html to be a guitar strap. Hmmm can't give an actual suggestion on how to make it work. Maybe people over in the DIY subforum might be able to give advice.
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BonoMan posted:ho....how could you take a chunk out of your shaft with a groomer like that? I don't even know how that's possible! The top and bottom have regular style buzzers. If you get some of that soft skin to fold into the buzzer, you will be in a world of hurt.
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by the Gods....my mom will be so happy to be relieved of duty
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So in the last year I have either bought or acquired around 160 vinyl albums and I'm looking for a nicer storage solution than what I currently have. Any suggestions?
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AK-47 posted:So in the last year I have either bought or acquired around 160 vinyl albums and I'm looking for a nicer storage solution than what I currently have. Any suggestions? Ikea Expedit seems popular http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=407370
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AK-47 posted:So in the last year I have either bought or acquired around 160 vinyl albums and I'm looking for a nicer storage solution than what I currently have. Any suggestions? If you're looking for shelves, I also recommend the Ikea Expedit line of shelving units. They're sturdy and cheap, though kind of a pain in the rear end to build. The internal dimensions of an Expedit cube are roughly 13"x13"x15" HxWxD, which just about perfectly fits vinyl albums, giving you about 3/4" room above them for you to get your fingers on them. Or are you looking for something more along the lines of permanent closed storage, like a DJ case?
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signalnoise posted:If you're looking for shelves, I also recommend the Ikea Expedit line of shelving units. They're sturdy and cheap, though kind of a pain in the rear end to build. The internal dimensions of an Expedit cube are roughly 13"x13"x15" HxWxD, which just about perfectly fits vinyl albums, giving you about 3/4" room above them for you to get your fingers on them. This looks like it will be perfect for the moment, thanks much!
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So, I'm finally obtaining a new computer and need some decent speaker's to go with it, Problem is I only have limited space so a 2.0 system would be fine (I'd consider 2.1 if the speakers are good enough). I'm mostly going to be using the computer for listening to music(punk,metal,classic rock), some minor recording and playback of guitar, and video editing, I'd be happy to spend anything up to around £60 and would prefer it if they are available from amazon.co.uk. any ideas Goons? tThanks in advance!
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Here's a ten page thread about computer speaker recommendations: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3444077&pagenumber=1&perpage=40
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Baldbeard posted:The top and bottom have regular style buzzers. If you get some of that soft skin to fold into the buzzer, you will be in a world of hurt. Oh lord that is a bad idea. Do they not come with guards?
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bunnielab posted:Oh lord that is a bad idea. Do they not come with guards? They do, the guy must have been using it without a guide for that extra smooth shave.
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Gaz2k21 posted:So, I'm finally obtaining a new computer and need some decent speaker's to go with it, Problem is I only have limited space so a 2.0 system would be fine (I'd consider 2.1 if the speakers are good enough). This is double your budget (but still considered "cheap") but the Audyssey speakers are generall considered the best budget speakers for computers: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Audyssey-Lower-East-Media-Speakers/dp/B005FLG3OQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388349865&sr=8-1&keywords=audyssey+speakers
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I'm looking for a recommendation for a wireless webcam. Preferably pretty low-cost, so it doesn't need to be super high resolution or anything. I'll be out of the house a lot more soon and would like to be able to check on my dumb bird while I'm away, but don't have a place near his cage to set up a computer.
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Grrl Anachronism posted:I'm looking for a recommendation for a wireless webcam. Preferably pretty low-cost, so it doesn't need to be super high resolution or anything. I'll be out of the house a lot more soon and would like to be able to check on my dumb bird while I'm away, but don't have a place near his cage to set up a computer. How far away is your computer from his cage? I run a long usb cable that connects to my webcam upstairs.
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Baldbeard posted:The top and bottom have regular style buzzers. If you get some of that soft skin to fold into the buzzer, you will be in a world of hurt. I did this once. Never again.
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Grrl Anachronism posted:I'm looking for a recommendation for a wireless webcam. Preferably pretty low-cost, so it doesn't need to be super high resolution or anything. I'll be out of the house a lot more soon and would like to be able to check on my dumb bird while I'm away, but don't have a place near his cage to set up a computer. There is a logitech teleconference thing that looks like kinect, doesnt need a pc.
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There's this camera as well: http://www.amazon.com/Foscam-FI8910W-Network-Camera-Two-Way/dp/B006ZPWS4U
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Any recommendations for a good anti fatigue mat?
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Gyshall posted:Any recommendations for a good anti fatigue mat? You mean a bed?
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Robawesome posted:You mean a bed? I assume he means a mat you stand on. My old job had them for us. Now I have an office and a chair though so I don't remember if that's what they're called.
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Robawesome posted:You mean a bed? Nah, what jojoinnit said. I'm standing at work 8+ hours a day now, so I'm looking for a decent anti fatigue mat instead of the cheapo one I'm using from Home Depot right now.
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