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24/7 Global On Demand Ice Cream. The thing that makes this stand out is the 4 backers picking $340 in rewards but paying $3,735 towards the $5,000 goal. Also the website sure is something.
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The answer is always yes, except actually no.quote:Can I request ice cream any where in the world? quote:Can the ice cream be delivered 24/7 ? I also like that they're going to make a global worldwide ice cream network for 5 thousand dollars, which is, I guess, the point.
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Jun 21, 2015 03:35
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Making it 24/7 already makes it illegal sorta in most of Europe due to labor laws. Amongst other stuff.
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Jun 21, 2015 03:45
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Dr. Stab posted:The answer is always yes, except actually no. "24/7 except not because someone has to be online"
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Jun 21, 2015 03:49
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Nidhg00670000 posted:"Unvealed." Yeah I ate bad veal once, I was up all night with my head over the toilet getting unvealed.
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Jun 21, 2015 03:50
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Our services are available to you 24/7 as long as we're open.
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Jun 21, 2015 03:55
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Hymirvetr posted:Making it 24/7 already makes it illegal sorta in most of Europe due to labor laws. Amongst other stuff. Does Europe ban 24-hour businesses? Over here we have tons, like convenience stores/gas stations. They just need to keep cycling employees on and off.
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chitoryu12 posted:Does Europe ban 24-hour businesses? Over here we have tons, like convenience stores/gas stations. They just need to keep cycling employees on and off. By "labor laws" he means "ridiculous laws that have the same basis as NO BUSINESS ON SUNDAY" that they keep finding excuses to keep on the books. "something something labor rights" is only one of the latest. It's bs, because there are plenty of people who would prefer to work overnight rather than during the day for various reasons, and it's completely possible to schedule people in ways that don't violate their rights.
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Jun 21, 2015 04:09
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chitoryu12 posted:Does Europe ban 24-hour businesses? Over here we have tons, like convenience stores/gas stations. They just need to keep cycling employees on and off. At least in Germany 24 hour businesses are so regulated that not even gas stations are open all night barring exceptions at like the Autobahn. There is a few exceptions for the occasional McDonald's but that is pretty much it. Usually stores are open till 10-12 and open at 7am. I think the UK also operates like that,they have more 24 Hour Stores, but I'm not sure. Post above me is right, it is BS.
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Hymirvetr posted:At least in Germany 24 hour businesses are so regulated that not even gas stations are open all night barring exceptions at like the Autobahn. There is a few exceptions for the occasional McDonald's but that is pretty much it. Usually stores are open till 10-12 and open at 7am. I think the UK also operates like that,they have more 24 Hour Stores, but I'm not sure. UK has tons of 24 hour supermarkets, almost all petrol stations are 24 hour. It was so hard to get used to it when I moved to the Netherlands and it was all NOPE EVERYTHING CLOSED ON SUNDAY and 24 HOUR SHOPPING NOT ON YOUR LIFE store closes between 5-6 and you're lucky if a lot of businesses are even open Saturday. Most stores are also closed till 12 on Monday. Luckily we live in Rotterdam now which actually has Sunday shopping from 12-5 since it has a tourism exception. It really does suck because a lot of singletons, young people, students, and even older folks would really appreciate jobs at more "antisocial" hours without being told "oh no that's family/religious time".
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Jun 21, 2015 10:26
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working nights fucks up your health something fierce though
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unpacked robinhood posted:working nights fucks up your health something fierce though Oh, this so much.
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moerketid posted:UK has tons of 24 hour supermarkets, It's funny because moving to the UK from the US it's like "OPEN 24 HOURS" (except for the hours we aren't open on Sunday for some reason) and there's some law about big shops being open and so the big shops have tiny versions of themselves that can stay open instead but don't carry all the same stuff. I get caught out every damned Sunday when everything is closed for no good god damned reason.
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Jun 21, 2015 13:57
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unpacked robinhood posted:working nights fucks up your health something fierce though Depends on who you are really. Some people just plain don't have the same sleep cycles as others.
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Crust First posted:It's funny because moving to the UK from the US it's like "OPEN 24 HOURS" (except for the hours we aren't open on Sunday for some reason) and there's some law about big shops being open and so the big shops have tiny versions of themselves that can stay open instead but don't carry all the same stuff. I get caught out every damned Sunday when everything is closed for no good god damned reason. In Scotland we don't get that, so I also got that surprise when I moved down to the south of England for a couple of years. I think it was close at 4pm Sunday till 5am Monday or something weird like that?
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Nintendo Kid posted:Depends on who you are really. Some people just plain don't have the same sleep cycles as others. I personally work best with my current work schedule: come in around 1:30 PM and work until 5:00-6:00, then take a break for lunch and come back for 7:30 PM to midnight. I naturally get up between 10:00 and noon and go to bed at anywhere from 2:00 to 4:00 AM when given the chance to sleep on my own time, so I chose a work schedule that fits it. It helps that during the "night shift" the office is closed, so it's just me, my mother, and a few young contractors my age we hired to help out. No other employees or the owners interfering with poo poo.
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chitoryu12 posted:Does Europe ban 24-hour businesses? Over here we have tons, like convenience stores/gas stations. They just need to keep cycling employees on and off. It's pretty safe so say that “Europe” doesn't really do anything. First you have to establish what division you're talking about — Europe, EU, EFTA, Eurozone, Schengen area, etc etc etc. Then you have to account for the 28–56 nations and ~60–120 countries or states within the area. Each will have their own rules and laws. No matter what, you will not find two things that are alike. While a majority of them will ostensibly try to follow some EU law, it's up to each country to incorporate and effect those laws within their own legal system — the details will vary wildly… and that's before we even get into things that are only half regulated and half down to convention, culture, or tradition. Around here, it's not illegal — it just costs a fuckton, and requires such an amount of (even more costly) security precautions that it's simply not an economically sound service to provide for the vast majority of private customer-oriented businesses.
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EightDeer posted:I use a Model M because they're loving indestructible. There are countless examples of Model Ms that are 30 years old and still work like they were manufactured yesterday. the model M is one of the few things future civilizations will be able to unearth after a nuclear apocalypse and probably be able to use again, like an AK-47 or a Toyota Hilux
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Tippis posted:It's pretty safe so say that “Europe” doesn't really do anything. First you have to establish what division you're talking about — Europe, EU, EFTA, Eurozone, Schengen area, etc etc etc. Then you have to account for the 28–56 nations and ~60–120 countries or states within the area. Each will have their own rules and laws. No matter what, you will not find two things that are alike. This. Germany alone has 16 federal states and every single one can decide what rules it wants to have as long as it doesn't violate European laws.
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someone should really get all of europe under a single system of government. maybe germany, those guys are pretty efficient.
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Germstore posted:someone should really get all of europe under a single system of government. maybe germany, those guys are pretty efficient. That didn't work so well the last time. You guys wouldn't have it I heard?
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David Copperfield posted:the model M is one of the few things future civilizations will be able to unearth after a nuclear apocalypse and probably be able to use again, like an AK-47 or a Toyota Hilux also the game boy and those nokia phones
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Dunno-Lars posted:That didn't work so well the last time. You guys wouldn't have it I heard? ugh *McBain saying That's The Joke*
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Nintendo Kid posted:By "labor laws" he means "ridiculous laws that have the same basis as NO BUSINESS ON SUNDAY" that they keep finding excuses to keep on the books. "something something labor rights" is only one of the latest. It's bs, because there are plenty of people who would prefer to work overnight rather than during the day for various reasons, and it's completely possible to schedule people in ways that don't violate their rights. You'll always find lobbyists from the exception to the rule too. In Western Australia Sunday Trading was often an issue, and of course the people that always came out to bat for keeping the law were the Hotelier's association, which would lose their monopoly on selling alcohol if the liquor stores were allowed to open. Always framed as labour rights but like they give a drat about that.
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Maluco Marinero posted:You'll always find lobbyists from the exception to the rule too. In Western Australia Sunday Trading was often an issue, and of course the people that always came out to bat for keeping the law were the Hotelier's association, which would lose their monopoly on selling alcohol if the liquor stores were allowed to open. Always framed as labour rights but like they give a drat about that. When my friend who moved to Perth first told me about the times stores are allowed to be open I thought she was making some sort of horrible joke about Australia. But it was all real.
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Are you the kind of person that portions hot sauce by the milliliter? Do you hate ergonomically designed forks and spoons? Then the Utensilmate! is right up your alley. "Ladies, would you like to meet verified wealthy men in your area?"
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Jun 21, 2015 23:04
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lmao this manages to insult both men and women with one product
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Nintendo Kid posted:When my friend who moved to Perth first told me about the times stores are allowed to be open I thought she was making some sort of horrible joke about Australia. But it was all real. It's mostly fixed now, thank god.
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McDragon posted:also the game boy and those nokia phones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5seBNQb0M4&t=60s
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Jun 22, 2015 09:18
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This would be a brilliant "Please Mug Me" app.
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/58151391/true-random-artificial-intelligence?ref=category Has anyone posted this gem, yet? So much Nobel potential I seriously start to wonder why they aren't funded by a University yet...
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Zybourne Clock posted:Are you the kind of person that portions hot sauce by the milliliter? Do you hate ergonomically designed forks and spoons? Then the Utensilmate! is right up your alley. "The greatest thing to happen to women since double a batteries" ...Is... is this suggesting that vibrating dicks are the greatest thing to happen to women?
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Paul Zuvella posted:"The greatest thing to happen to women since double a batteries" Pretty sexist; they're the greatest thing to happen to men, too! 
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AA? More like Cs or Ds.
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Jun 22, 2015 16:05
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Lmbo if you don't plug in your vibrator to a wall outlet
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Jun 22, 2015 19:44
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My anacoda don't want none unless it's 3-phase, hon.
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Jun 23, 2015 00:30
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two-stroke gas/oil engine at least
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Jun 23, 2015 00:49
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Hollowed out gourd full of angry bees.
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SaltLick posted:Lmbo if you don't plug in your vibrator to a wall outlet Sex with the power grid
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Spazzle posted:Sex with the power grid Well who wouldn't want orgasms powered by dead dinosaurs and controlled nuclear reactions?
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