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Hirayuki posted:I assumed "nu3dsm" was some kind of dork code for the New 3DS. It is. He has the New 3DS XL. The New 3DS XL does not have interchangeable faceplaces.
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Inco posted:It is. He has the New 3DS XL. The New 3DS XL does not have interchangeable faceplaces. I don't know why he didn't just do this instead:  http://www.instructables.com/id/Knex-Game-Storage-Rack-with-Accesory-Storage-Case-/ Is your 3DS a little too conveniently mobile? Have we got a hack for you!
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KillerEggplant posted:And fuckin' blue raspberry. Blue raspberry is nasty and bears no resemblance to actual raspberry. That's because it's a different kind of Raspberry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubus_leucodermis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubus_occidentalis I realize this is not common knowledge, but I grew up in an area that grows a vast amount of these and they are fuckin' delicious.
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El Estrago Bonito posted:That's because it's a different kind of Raspberry: mind=blown I always thought that was a totally artificial flavor
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Un chien andalou posted:mind=blown Yeah, I grew up in an area where I would ride by giant fields of them on my bike pretty regularly. They aren't really electric blue however, more like a darkwash denim or a blackberry I guess. Sometimes they are yellowish, those one's taste better than the other ones. They are really expensive nowadays because crazy people think that an acid in them cures cancer, but when I was a kid they were cheaper than normal raspberries and you could just buy them on the side of the road along with marionberries, thimble berries, boysenberries and other less common things. They make really good pies, and are a good sub for cranberry if you're making an apple/*berry pie. I linked both those articles because while the top ones are officially "blue raspberries" everywhere grew both of them and they are very similar to the point of me not really remembering there being a clear distinction when buying them (people referred to both as black raspberries) much like Boysenberry and Marion Berry. El Estrago Bonito has a new favorite as of 17:47 on Mar 19, 2015 |
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El Estrago Bonito posted:That's because it's a different kind of Raspberry: One is called 'white skin' and the other is called 'western'. I don't know why this is important, but I'm sure it is.
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Un chien andalou posted:mind=blown Same! I can't even imagine tasting a real fruit that tastes like that. All this time I thought candy & gum makers were just  making raspberry.
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El Estrago Bonito posted:That's because it's a different kind of Raspberry: Huh! I learned something today. I grew up in an area with the second type, the black raspberries (there were wild canes in the woods all over the place), but I never thought the blue raspberry flavor tasted like that and I had no idea there were real blue raspberries. Thanks!
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Whereas I currently enjoy a glass of crushed thawed raspberry proper, with healthy splash of BacardíŽ white rum on top. None of my circomstances in life have changed, but I feel a whole lot better about them. #Lifehack #AdultCandy
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El Estrago Bonito posted:marionberries Holy poo poo.
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Lifehack: Need to eat more interesting foods? Try the regional produce of the Pacific Northwest! It's interesting variants of foods you're familiar with! Walla!
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Centripetal Horse posted:Holy poo poo. I remember them being cracking good fun. Because careful of getting stung though.
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bunnyofdoom posted:I remember them being cracking good fun. Because careful of getting stung though. This mayor may not be accurate.
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Every single one of these belongs here. Yes, they're still stupid even if they do work. http://imgur.com/gallery/VeQ3F
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I don't get the guy drilling into the bottle of booze.
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Clitch posted:I don't get the guy drilling into the bottle of booze. He most likely managed to gently caress up corking it in the first place, and presumes a drill will somehow free his liquor and totally not leave it a slushy mess of grease and cork-bits. And glass slivers.
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Dude has two laptops (assuming they're both laptops, I haven't seen anything else require a power block in a while) but not a microwave? Priorities, people.
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Clitch posted:I don't get the guy drilling into the bottle of booze. Looks like he could be putting a screw in to the cork to pull out with a hammer or something. Def not using a drill bit though.
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Dude's got sissy hands, can't even put a screw into cork without predrilling.
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TheKennedys posted:Dude has two laptops (assuming they're both laptops, I haven't seen anything else require a power block in a while) but not a microwave? Priorities, people. Think college students think those rare ones that actually do work in a library think still loving stupid
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Eating flaky greasy pastry in the library is... actually pretty much what I'd expect from the average student, so yeah.
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Rumda posted:Think college students think those rare ones that actually do work in a library think still loving stupid ... What?
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Non Serviam posted:... What? Just needs some punctuation: Think [of] college students. Think [of] those rare ones that actually do work in a library. Think "still loving stupid".
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Tiggum posted:Just needs some punctuation: Think [of] college students. Think [of] those rare ones that actually do work in a library. Think "still loving stupid". Thank you very much.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Eating flaky greasy pastry in the library is... actually pretty much what I'd expect from the average student, so yeah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_llDslkBq4
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 I am legit mad at this one, baseball caps are cheap as hell and don't make you look like a oval office.
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Len posted:What is this lifehacking? Looks like he's gonna do some amateur bee extermination.
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kazil posted:Looks like he's gonna do some amateur bee extermination. For like...$3 you can pick up a can with a 25foot spray that makes bees dead. Why do these people do this?
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kazil posted:Looks like he's gonna do some amateur bee extermination. http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/jqpxz/yellow_jackets_built_a_nest_inside_the_siding_of/ Alcohol was a factor.
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What the hell is that helmet kludged together from? It looks like a goddamn microwave or something. E: Dug into the thread, found it. Idiot Exterminator posted:The whole gallery with action shots http://troypdx.imgur.com/1WE4E#6ZfAU The bee suit was created from items I had on hand in the house, in an effort to be true to the spirit of MacGyver. I'm especially proud of the face mask, which is the side panel of an old computer case. Once that was done, the plan was simple, or simple minded depending on how you look at it. I would have my girlfriend beat on the wall inside the house at the spot where the nest was (they built their nest in the wall between the house and the garage), and I would suck them up with the vacuum as they flew out. When I had gotten most of them, I would spray the bee killer inside the hole and douse the nest.
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PubicMice posted:
The real life hack is that the box is filled with dry ice, giving him shade and a pleasant chill on a hot summer day. drat, son, now you just look straight foolish
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GenericOverusedName posted:What the hell is that helmet kludged together from? It looks like a goddamn microwave or something. Holy loving poo poo that was a terrible idea why did they go through with it? 
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Idiot exterminator posted:TL;DR Bee suit, drunk, fiasco This is poetry. e: Hell I'm putting this comedy in five words on par with Oscar Wilde's tragedy in six. This is maximum lifehack right here. Karate Bastard has a new favorite as of 22:05 on Mar 22, 2015 |
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ChaosArgate posted:Holy loving poo poo that was a terrible idea why did they go through with it? quote:and also I was pretty drunk
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Speaking of bee extermination, does anyone still have the pictures from the thread called "Oh dear lord! Bees!" That thread was the reason I started reading SA and would also fit this thread pretty well.  Edit: This one Ronnz has a new favorite as of 23:31 on Mar 22, 2015 |
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Internet Archive still has them.
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That bee suit story is one of the greatest things I've ever read.
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:Internet Archive still has them. It's also a front page article. I'm phone posting so linking it is too much
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I have done a similar, if much less elaborate, thing to get rid of yellow jackets. I got stung right on my loving lip but we did manage to kill all of them.
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