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Frostwerks posted:Please do not reveal my pick up strategies. Nice to see I'm not the only one who uses the "chase girl until she collapses" neg technique. 
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MyFaceBeHi posted:Nice to see I'm not the only one who uses the "chase girl until she collapses" neg technique. There is another way?
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Jun 6, 2014 11:24
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Whatever happened to clubbing your mate and dragging them back to your cave? loving goons. 
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John Murdoch posted:Whatever happened to clubbing your mate and dragging them back to your cave? loving goons. Gotta chase them down first. Can't club them while they are busy running faster than you(and everyone runs faster than a goon)
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RFC2324 posted:Gotta chase them down first. Can't club them while they are busy running faster than you(and everyone runs faster than a goon) Don't forget dragging techniques, too. You gotta drag 'em by the hair, because if you drag them by the feet, they tend to fill up with rocks.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:Oh boy the postman is going to be so confused. The postman is the mother.
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Not "haha funny", more like "interesting funny". Picture taken without flash, while the flash from another camera was going off. It's a somewhat similar effect to the weird-looking propellers and bicycle wheels that you sometimes see on videos and photos, due to the rolling shutter.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:I can't tell if this is a real page or not. I mean, I looked it up on Facebook, so yeah, it's there, but I really can't tell if it's a joke page or not https://www.facebook.com/CosplayIsNotConsent?ref=br_tf This one is real. They had a moderated debate at Gencon last year over the controversial topic of being creepy towards people dressed like comic/anime/cartoon/videogame characters.
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Ewan posted:Back to content: the_midlands.jpg I was unfortunate enough to have to live around that degenerate area of Britain (that's neither "The North" or "The South") for several years, due to work commitments, and pretty much everyone who lives there is like something out of The League of Gentlemen.
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I don't know why but Vanilla Pol Pot made me laugh harder than anything else there.
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To be fair, Gammon Bedsore sounds more appealing than it's actual name, Wibbly Wobbly Wonder.
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WeAreTheRomans posted:To be fair, Gammon Bedsore sounds more appealing than it's actual name, Wibbly Wobbly Wonder. Except that's a Brunch. Jesus Fudge Helmet is the Wibbly Wobbly Wonder.
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Jun 7, 2014 01:26
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I would be so completely about 80 proof orange creamsicle bars. gently caress Summer.
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Chard posted:I would be so completely about 80 proof orange creamsicle bars. gently caress Summer. Get yourself some everclear, OJ, milk, and liquid nitrogen and that's a possibility! Edit:  Jelly Bean...milk? 
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Chard posted:I would be so completely about 80 proof orange creamsicle bars. gently caress Summer. Spiced rum and sunkist. You're welcome.
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Chard posted:I would be so completely about 80 proof orange creamsicle bars. gently caress Summer. It would have a freezing point somewhere south of -10°F/-23°C (depending on sugar content), so it probably wouldn't be much fun to put in your mouth, let alone keep frozen.
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Deteriorata posted:It would have a freezing point somewhere south of -10°F/-23°C (depending on sugar content), so it probably wouldn't be much fun to put in your mouth, let alone keep frozen. This is why you make creamsicle smoothies by blending the creamsicles with the spiced rum or vodka.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Get yourself some everclear, OJ, milk, and liquid nitrogen and that's a possibility! "Old Recipe"? Jelly beans were only invented in the late 19th century.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Edit: I'm slightly dissapointed to find out its only "jelly bean flavored" (whatever that entails) and doesn't actually have candy floating in it like a real life Skittlebrau.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Get yourself some everclear, OJ, milk, and liquid nitrogen and that's a possibility! I've had this and it actually isn't bad at all.
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mrkillboy posted:real life Skittlebrau.  Outdoor air conditioning, because gently caress this planet.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Get yourself some everclear, OJ, milk, and liquid nitrogen and that's a possibility! Add a steak and you've got Charlie Kelly's favourite meal!
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Memento posted:Such a thing does not exist sir. Not to go crazy derail, but evaporative cooling units don't use much electricity. They work the same way sweat does, by pumping a little bit of water onto a high surface area, increasing humidity while lowering temperature. They're very very very very low electricity, and they don't have a heat pump, so there's no like waste heat ruining the whole concept 5 feet away.
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Memento posted:Such a thing does not exist sir. I'm pretty sure it just sprays a fine mist, and people who gets finely misted cool off faster. I don't think that's a heat pump with no walls to separate the hot side and cold side. It was the plot to the book Rainbow Six, where the australian olympic stadium misters were going to be spiked with super ebola.
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For anyone wishing for a frozen boozy treat, this was introduced to me last summer by a family friend. The coke should be flat, like a day old is good. Recipe calls for captain Morgan but he used the kraken rum 2 1/2 cups Coke 1/3 cup Captain Morgan Spiced Rum 1/3 cup Kahlua Mix it. Pour in molds. Freeze. They're a bit slushy but good. It's called a dirty pirate.
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Krinkle posted:I'm pretty sure it just sprays a fine mist, and people who gets finely misted cool off faster. I don't think that's a heat pump with no walls to separate the hot side and cold side. It's a portable evaporative cooler, not an AC unit, has nothing to do with any concepts of AC, and definitely doesn't spray mist 
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Toriori posted:For anyone wishing for a frozen boozy treat, this was introduced to me last summer by a family friend. The coke should be flat, like a day old is good. Recipe calls for captain Morgan but he used the kraken rum Wouldn't it just be easier to add Captain Morgan and Kahlua to a Coke Slurpee?
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mrkillboy posted:like a real life Skittlebrau. I went to the MN state fair last summer. One of the things I was looking forward to was denied me.  I've never come closer to a Homer anguish moment in my life.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Wouldn't it just be easier to add Captain Morgan and Kahlua to a Coke Slurpee? Sure, you could blend it yourself even, the Popsicles are just fun though. Fun is a thing people sometimes have, and is often accented by an upturned mouth movement known as a 'slime', or so I hear. One day I'd like to try.
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You Are A Elf posted:It's a portable evaporative cooler, not an AC unit, has nothing to do with any concepts of AC, and definitely doesn't spray mist I read a book though before it was a video game. This is the important part.
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Memento posted:Such a thing does not exist sir. Oh no?  It tastes godawful though, like someone pre-vomited a wine cooler into your drink.
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Jun 7, 2014 05:41
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Is this another fine product from the Apple Cabin Foods gang? It sure comes across that way, and if it is - hooray for everybody!
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Bart Fargo posted:Is this another fine product from the Apple Cabin Foods gang? It sure comes across that way, and if it is - hooray for everybody! I don't think so, though they do go marvelously together. Scarfolk Liartown
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EvilTaytoMan posted:Except that's a Brunch. Jesus Fudge Helmet is the Wibbly Wobbly Wonder. I just want someone to tell me why the hell have Wibbly Wobbly Wonders disappeared again but the foul Loop the Loop is still available everywhere?
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Deteriorata posted:It would have a freezing point somewhere south of -10°F/-23°C (depending on sugar content), so it probably wouldn't be much fun to put in your mouth, let alone keep frozen. The company I work for tests some of our products after they have been frozen to -20°F. They also buy cheap popsicles by the pallet for us when it's hot in the summer. One time, the supervisor put a box of these in the big freezer as a joke then handed them out to everyone. Cue 15 guys with the skin missing from their lips and tongue wanting to beat the poo poo out of him.
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