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Kurtofan posted:I think it might be a mouth sore, but I've never had one at that location. Been doing some mouth wash. Do regular salt water rinses. That always seems to help.
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Why is damp fabric itchy? Especially socks.
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Souvlaki ss posted:When are you are exporting from ID to PDF you have to pay attention to 2 things: Awesome, thank you.
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YggiDee posted:Why is damp fabric itchy? Especially socks. As your skin molecules dry patchily, those patches tighten while others are still damp and loose, resulting in your whole foot skin being patchily pinched on a microscopic level, which itches!
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Kurtofan posted:I'm going to see my dentist in a week, is he qualified for that sort of things? Like Flash Gordon Ramsay said, he can have a look and tell you whether it's nbd or needs to have a physician take a look. Best case he puts your mind at ease about something that'll take care of itself; worst case he'll refer you to your GP to figure out what it is.
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Haven't visited thread in a long time, was pleasantly surprised clicking new posts to see immediate responses 10+ pages ago to a question I forgot I posted, re: 120vac inline "twist" countdown timers. Ordering me some tonight. Thanks y'all. Another: trash collector motorcycles anyone seen/remember this? When I was little, early 80s in my grandparents sorta expensive neighborhood in a 20ish year old section of midtown Tulsa, OK, when the trash truck would come by it had a rack on the front that held 2 small motorcycles, each bike had a rack on its fork that held 2 big trashcans that the dudes would fill up and ride back to dump them in the truck. I've never seen anything like since, is this still a thing anywhere? Why not? Also trying to find a pic of one to show a buddy who thinks a 4 year old me made it up in my mind but Google not agreeing.
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Why do some posters have little rubies/diamonds/metroids etc next to there names now (in the spot where plat users have little grenades)?
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Vin BioEthanol posted:Haven't visited thread in a long time, was pleasantly surprised clicking new posts to see immediate responses 10+ pages ago to a question I forgot I posted, re: 120vac inline "twist" countdown timers. Ordering me some tonight. Thanks y'all. Sounds like the sort of thing that would only be useful in areas where the truck had to serve distant, yet inaccessible-by-truck, areas. Otherwise it's just added cost. I've never heard of such a thing, and I'm having a hard time imagining a scenario where it pays for itself, so I'd love to see what you come up with.
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NESguerilla posted:Why do some posters have little rubies/diamonds/metroids etc next to there names now (in the spot where plat users have little grenades)? Mouse over them, and there should be some popup text.
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Why is the name Robert Hawkins so popular in media? For some reason major characters in Cloverfield, Jericho, and Enemy Front are each named Robert Hawkins.
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NESguerilla posted:Why do some posters have little rubies/diamonds/metroids etc next to there names now (in the spot where plat users have little grenades)? I've never seen this, which users have little things other than the grenade? Where are you hanging out?
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There's a colloquial name for these things: http://www.autoanything.com/grille-guards/10A50168.aspx ...and I'm totally having a brain fart as to what it is. I keep thinking "cow catcher", but that's what the equivalent thing on a train is called. It's not "bull bars", either. I wanna say it's something with "deer" in it.
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JacquelineDempsey posted:There's a colloquial name for these things: Moose masher.
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Chamale posted:Moose masher. Ha! Naw, I learned the term after I moved to Virginia, where we're a bit short on moose, so it's not that. Like that one, though!
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JacquelineDempsey posted:There's a colloquial name for these things: Grille Guards & Bull Bars??
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Ha! Naw, I learned the term after I moved to Virginia, where we're a bit short on moose, so it's not that. Like that one, though! Google is suggesting Deerslayer or Deer Slayer?
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JacquelineDempsey posted:There's a colloquial name for these things: I know them as brush bumper
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JacquelineDempsey posted:There's a colloquial name for these things: I call it a brush guard.
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Very Strange Things posted:I call it a brush guard. I call the big one bitey.
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tuyop posted:I've never seen this, which users have little things other than the grenade? Where are you hanging out? Here's an example. He's a moderator who's got that instead of a star for mysterious mod reasons. Someone who posts in a thread I follow has a little pill, but I can't remember who and wasn't able to find it anywhere. IIRC someone asked him about it around the time the grenades happened, and he claimed ignorance on it too.
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stubblyhead posted:Here's an example. He's a moderator who's got that instead of a star for mysterious mod reasons. Someone who posts in a thread I follow has a little pill, but I can't remember who and wasn't able to find it anywhere. IIRC someone asked him about it around the time the grenades happened, and he claimed ignorance on it too. I think Lowtax made a thread and if you posted in it you could get a pill or banned idk if there was a system to it
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Have any of you nerds ever had custom dice made that you liked a lot? Are there any companies to avoid (i.e. because they don't provide high-quality or long-lasting products)?
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stickyfngrdboy posted:I think Lowtax made a thread and if you posted in it you could get a pill or banned idk if there was a system to it Yeah. He made a thread where you had a 50% shot of a custom icon chosen by him and a 50% chance of a ban.
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The custom icon seems random too. You guys said it was a pill but it's a metroid for me and if I click on his other posts it will be a jewel or something. Lowtax thread is a good enough answer. That also explains why most of them are in questions,comments, suggestions.
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jon joe posted:Yeah. He made a thread where you had a 50% shot of a custom icon chosen by him and a 50% chance of a ban. SA has the best fundraising ideas.
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Mortley posted:Have any of you nerds ever had custom dice made that you liked a lot? Are there any companies to avoid (i.e. because they don't provide high-quality or long-lasting products)? What sort of custom are you talking about? Color, size, logos, mathematically improbable odd sided dice?
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Do they do studies on why January sucks so fuckin hard? Is that even a thing for people other than me? I used to think it was because of a lack of daylight but it's the same when I'm working graveyards and daylight isn't a thing.
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ChairMaster posted:Do they do studies on why January sucks so fuckin hard? Is that even a thing for people other than me? http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/seasonal-affective-disorder/basics/definition/con-20021047
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turbomoose posted:http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/seasonal-affective-disorder/basics/definition/con-20021047 Best acronym ever. All the other diseases wish they could be so cool.
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I thought SAD was because of daylight hours though. My life is almost exactly the same in January as it is in July, except I have to wear warmer clothes in January. I also used to blame it on the snow but there's no snow where I live now.
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ChairMaster posted:I thought SAD was because of daylight hours though. My life is almost exactly the same in January as it is in July, except I have to wear warmer clothes in January. I also used to blame it on the snow but there's no snow where I live now. Christmas is the best time of the year, family time is bliss and everyone has wonderful families who love each other. Or so goes the cultural narrative. So on top of feeling like you're the only one who has a lovely family, you probably spent a lot of money for the holidays and maybe you got an early December paycheque too, so now you're broke. And on top of that, you've got credit card bills coming at the end of the month. And your friends are broke too so nobody wants to go out. And then February is even worse.
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I'm probably an idiot for not being able to find this info but does anyone know who the mods are for A/T? Is there any way to contact them outside of PM?
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JibbaJabberwocky posted:I'm probably an idiot for not being able to find this info but does anyone know who the mods are for A/T? Is there any way to contact them outside of PM? I believe their username@somethingawful.com. 
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greazeball posted:Christmas is the best time of the year, family time is bliss and everyone has wonderful families who love each other. Or so goes the cultural narrative. No I like my family and I got tons of cash. I guess at least I'm not the only one who's bummed in January though.
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ChairMaster posted:Do they do studies on why January sucks so fuckin hard? Is that even a thing for people other than me? Daylight is still a thing, in summer most parts of the country will have at least twilight on either end of the graveyard shift, while in the deep of winter you actually will never see the sun for days at a time if you work graveyard. Just as an example, where I am there's only 10.5 hours of visible light and 9.75 hours of regular daylight today. If I got up at 6 PM and went to sleep by 7 AM, that's no light at all
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KnifeWrench posted:Google is suggesting Deerslayer or Deer Slayer? Deer slayer! That's it, thank you! Just one of those silly expressions that was on the tip of my tongue and my Google-fu was failing me. Thanks!
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Nintendo Kid posted:Daylight is still a thing, in summer most parts of the country will have at least twilight on either end of the graveyard shift, while in the deep of winter you actually will never see the sun for days at a time if you work graveyard. Depends on how you arrange it. When I was on graveyard during the winter I'd sleep 4PM-11PM so I could at least be awake while the sun was out. I was single back then though and I wouldn't be able to do that now.
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Can I sell a car if the tags are expired, or do I have to pay for registration first? Washington (the state), if it matters.
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I think The January thing might also have do with looking forward in small chunks. In the fall its just a few weeks till Halloween, then just a few more weeks till Thanksgiving, then just a few till Christmas. Once you get into January you don't have any big holidays on the horizon.
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Gravity Pike posted:Can I sell a car if the tags are expired, or do I have to pay for registration first? Washington (the state), if it matters.
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