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 Five thousand potatoes in my breakfast nook. Why couldn't I think of that?? I guess my brain just isn't smart enough.
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That's a lot of potatoes! Edit: Also, the forums are dumb for not letting the auto-video-imbed function support pointing to a specific time.
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Dec 18, 2014 15:30
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The best part is that the article doesn't even have any solution for storing 5000 potatoes.
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Dec 18, 2014 15:44
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DrBouvenstein posted:That's a lot of potatoes! It does support that. code:
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captainOrbital posted:Ironically, "trigger" is one of mine. "Ironically" is one of my triggers, you insensitive clod!
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EZipperelli posted:Life Hacks for Christmas! I watched this in bed with my girlfriend, who has no knowledge of this thread, and her response was "These aren't life hacks. It's what those products were MADE for... Life Hacks are supposed to be for broke college kids in dorms." I got like halfway through before I gave up, but the whole toilet paper roll one isn't too bad, but why even bother with the foil? The roll by itself works just fine. Turning the letter into it's own envelope will almost definitely result in you mailing a bunch of ruined letters by the time they get to their destination. Everyone loves a crumpled Christmas letter!
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Dec 18, 2014 16:05
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Lamech posted:who drives with their hand(s) at the top? 9-3, or 8-4, or just 6. This hack just makes it so the normal spots are a bit hotter. #badhack Left hand on the 12', right on the shifter #manualhacks
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Dec 18, 2014 17:20
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Lamech posted:who drives with their hand(s) at the top? 9-3, or 8-4, or just 6. This hack just makes it so the normal spots are a bit hotter. #badhack Lifehack: Drive with just two fingers at 6 so you don't burn your hands on a hot day.
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Dec 18, 2014 17:37
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EZipperelli posted:Life Hacks for Christmas! I watched this in bed with my girlfriend, who has no knowledge of this thread, and her response was "These aren't life hacks. It's what those products were MADE for... Life Hacks are supposed to be for broke college kids in dorms." Almost anything involving a bread tab is stupid, though my dad did use them once in place of washers when he hung a medicine cabinet in the basement bathroom. But has this person really never heard of just folding the tap over a little bit? A couple of those would be cool for kids though. You could occupy your children with them folding their holiday letters into their own envelopes and wrapping tin foil around cardboard seems like a thing a seven year old would like to do under the guise they are "helping". The shaped pancakes would have been really boss too when I was a kid. There is nothing about them that is in anyway a time saving hack. I'm going to try the pine thing next time I'm at the home of someone I hate and have a few spare minutes to sneak away to adulterate the air filter into making the place smell like a sawmill. The cardboard lights wrapper is something I might legitimately use.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:It does support that. Well it doesn't do it automatically when I copy+paste it in. 
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Dec 18, 2014 17:52
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Brainbread posted:Lifehack: Drive with just two fingers at 6 so you don't burn your hands on a hot day. Lifehack: Keep gloves in your loving glove compartment.
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Dec 18, 2014 18:00
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Lamech posted:who drives with their hand(s) at the top? 9-3, or 8-4, or just 6. This hack just makes it so the normal spots are a bit hotter. #badhack I was taught in drivers ed to always use 10 and 2. 
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Dec 18, 2014 18:20
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Badass pancakes!
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Sex Hobbit posted:I was taught in drivers ed to always use 10 and 2. How old are you? I was taught the same thing, but apparently they are teaching 9 and 3 now because of airbags. I learned to drive in 1996
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AFewBricksShy posted:How old are you? I was taught the same thing, but apparently they are teaching 9 and 3 now because of airbags. I learned to drive in 1996 I learned to drive in 2003 and was taught 10-2
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AFewBricksShy posted:How old are you? I was taught the same thing, but apparently they are teaching 9 and 3 now because of airbags. I learned to drive in 1996 I was taught by a former B-17 pilot and he told me to put my hands at 4 and 8. He also told me to push in the yoke when going up a hill so I don't stall. 
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AFewBricksShy posted:How old are you? I was taught the same thing, but apparently they are teaching 9 and 3 now because of airbags. I learned to drive in 1996 28, I learned in 2002 or so.
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AFewBricksShy posted:How old are you? I was taught the same thing, but apparently they are teaching 9 and 3 now because of airbags. I learned to drive in 1996 I was taught 9 and 3 for airbag reasons. The basic idea is if the airbag is deployed you don't want to punch yourself in the face. I took driving in 2004.
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Dec 18, 2014 20:39
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Lifehack: have a car so old it doesn't have airbags so you can drive with your hands at 10 and 2
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Meltathon posted:I got like halfway through before I gave up, but the whole toilet paper roll one isn't too bad, but why even bother with the foil? The roll by itself works just fine. Just the roll by itself would look like garbage. Wrapping garbage around your other garbage makes it fancy.
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Dec 18, 2014 21:06
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I was taught to drive with my knees so that I could pleasure my woman and eat a cheeseburger at the same time. That was in 2003.
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Dec 18, 2014 22:13
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Unless you're over 85, I don't believe that anyone actually drives with their hands at 10 and 2. People that do look like schmucks, and frankly, look like they're new to driving, which makes them dangerous. If I'm riding my motorcycle and I see someone driving at 10-2, I get away from them asap.
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Dec 18, 2014 23:41
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EZipperelli posted:Unless you're over 85, I don't believe that anyone actually drives with their hands at 10 and 2. People that do look like schmucks, and frankly, look like they're new to driving, which makes them dangerous. Drive with one hand so you can leer at motorcyclists while beating off with the other.
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Meltathon posted:I got like halfway through before I gave up, but the whole toilet paper roll one isn't too bad, but why even bother with the foil? The roll by itself works just fine. Turning the letter into it's own envelope will almost definitely result in you mailing a bunch of ruined letters by the time they get to their destination. Everyone loves a crumpled Christmas letter! gently caress that, who saves TP rolls? I just slice off a bit of old wrapping paper tubing and use that. Hell, it's already right there. When I'm done wrapping, all the poo poo goes back into the bin, which goes under the bed, so I'm not going to pretty it up with some drat foil.
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Maggie Fletcher posted:gently caress that, who saves TP rolls? I just slice off a bit of old wrapping paper tubing and use that. Hell, it's already right there. When I'm done wrapping, all the poo poo goes back into the bin, which goes under the bed, so I'm not going to pretty it up with some drat foil. But then how will you get ants and/or mold growing under your bed?
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Maggie Fletcher posted:gently caress that, who saves TP rolls? I just slice off a bit of old wrapping paper tubing and use that. Hell, it's already right there. When I'm done wrapping, all the poo poo goes back into the bin, which goes under the bed, so I'm not going to pretty it up with some drat foil. I used to save TP rolls when I was in pre-school. We took them in and made puppets and buildings with them.
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Maggie Fletcher posted:gently caress that, who saves TP rolls? I just slice off a bit of old wrapping paper tubing and use that. Hell, it's already right there. When I'm done wrapping, all the poo poo goes back into the bin, which goes under the bed, so I'm not going to pretty it up with some drat foil. I used to keep them in middle school when I had hamsters and gerbils. But I still don't see why wrapping paper holders need to be decorative. 
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constantinople posted:I used to keep them in middle school when I had hamsters and gerbils. But I still don't see why wrapping paper holders need to be decorative. Why don't you just throw your paper on the floor like a animal?
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Inzombiac posted:I was taught to drive with my knees so that I could pleasure my woman and eat a cheeseburger at the same time. Lifehack: Use both hands to pleasure her while she feeds you cheeseburgers. Conversely, eat two cheeseburgers at a time and make her do it herself, because dammit you have cheeseburgers HER ORGASM CAN loving WAIT.
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Maggie Fletcher posted:gently caress that, who saves TP rolls? I just slice off a bit of old wrapping paper tubing and use that. Hell, it's already right there. When I'm done wrapping, all the poo poo goes back into the bin, which goes under the bed, so I'm not going to pretty it up with some drat foil. I use them to start my chimney thing for my charcoal grill. Circle of life.
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And if you want it to be decorative why not use some of the wrapping paper that is literally right there? Use some from a different roll if you want to make it stand out from the rest of the paper on the roll. Why would you go to the bathroom and dig through the trash to get a cardboard tube when the rolls have cardboard in them? Unless you didn't use up a whole roll in which case you are just bad at wrapping presents and should watch some #lifehack videos on how to get better at it. Out of tape but have old chewed gum lying around the house? Instead of throwing it away watch this one quick tip! Also I cannot get over "The results? Brilliant!". No, in no way were the results brilliant, you rear end. Nothing brilliant ever happened with toilet paper rolls and tin foil, besides maybe their invention separate of each other.
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Angela Christine posted:Why don't you just throw your paper on the floor like a animal? Feed your left-over wrapping paper to your rodents for ready-made New Year's Eve confetti!
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EZipperelli posted:Life Hacks for Christmas! I watched this in bed with my girlfriend, who has no knowledge of this thread, and her response was "These aren't life hacks. It's what those products were MADE for... Life Hacks are supposed to be for broke college kids in dorms." The first two made me think this was a satirical video. Then it got more legit, and that made me really shake my head. I don't care how poor or lazy I am, no one is ever getting anything wrapped in a loving chip bag. I admit I like the letter folding one, but I wouldn't actually send something like that through the post.
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With the lights not getting tangled, all I do is wrap the lights around my hand and then tuck the end. It ends up like a donut of lights and they are never tangled. Don't even need to waste time building a holder out of cardboard!
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 (I know that it's obviously a joke.)
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Lucy Heartfilia posted:
Honestly that is one of the better life hacks in this thread. It even throws the food on the floor for you.
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It's by the same guy who did the coffee egg thing. http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/food-hacking-at-the-office  
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Oh god, that's disgusting. Who rinses pasta?
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RaspberryCommie posted:Oh god, that's disgusting. Seriously loving gross.
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That tiger really enjoys bananas !
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