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Jetfire posted:I don't even want to look at that again, but - what the gently caress is this? Not that bad. That's a mouthguard, a piece of molded rubber people keep in their mouths when doing high-impact sports like boxing so that hits to the face don't end up breaking teeth. Dude just opened his mouth, so the guard wasn't being held in by his jaws, and then gets popped so the guard flies out.
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Wapole Languray posted:Not that bad. That's a mouthguard, a piece of molded rubber people keep in their mouths when doing high-impact sports like boxing so that hits to the face don't end up breaking teeth. Dude just opened his mouth, so the guard wasn't being held in by his jaws, and then gets popped so the guard flies out. Is it a known fighting tactic to stand still with your arms sticking out to the side while you wait for the other guy to belt you square in the face? I realize I have zero context here other than "fighting sports" but that seems like a bad defense against someone trying to hit you.
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Bart Fargo posted:Is it a known fighting tactic to stand still with your arms sticking out to the side while you wait for the other guy to belt you square in the face? I realize I have zero context here other than "fighting sports" but that seems like a bad defense against someone trying to hit you. 
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Bart Fargo posted:Is it a known fighting tactic to stand still with your arms sticking out to the side while you wait for the other guy to belt you square in the face? I realize I have zero context here other than "fighting sports" but that seems like a bad defense against someone trying to hit you. Taunting is a real mental strategy that can work if you're trying to demoralize an opponent that has fatigued or is being inaccurate, so that you can exploit an opening in their attack. This man's opponent did not appear either fatigued or inaccurate.
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I know this was the entire point of doing that, but that just sets off my OCD something fierce.
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I have no idea what the point of that gif is supposed to be. I assume it's some kind of fetish.
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veedubfreak posted:I know this was the entire point of doing that, but that just sets off my OCD something fierce. So do you leave the plastic on or the fingerprints? Because my OCD is having to pull that plastic off the first second I can.
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The Ape of Naples posted:So do you leave the plastic on or the fingerprints? Because my OCD is having to pull that plastic off the first second I can. Likewise. It drives me nuts when I see people leave it on stuff because the corners inevitably peel up and stand out more then finger prints ever will.
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my OCD is having to spin in a circle 5 times every 55 minutes or my family will die
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SmokaDustbowl posted:my OCD is having to spin in a circle 5 times every 55 minutes or my family will die Are you sure it isn't 55 times every 5 minutes?
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Does anybody not peel the plastic off? I thought the point of the plastic was to protect from scratches in-transit, not to stay on forever to keep fingerprints off.
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Oxyclean posted:Likewise. It drives me nuts when I see people leave it on stuff because the corners inevitably peel up and stand out more then finger prints ever will. I have been known to leave the plastic on things until said time that it starts to peel.
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I've seen people leave the heavy gauge on that sometimes came on the outside of a laptop's lid, until it had little crumbs and hairs trapped underneath it. It was pretty impressively gross. edit: oops, thought I was in the PYF purchases thread. Oddhair has a new favorite as of 19:21 on Dec 16, 2015 |
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I leave it on purposefully for a while, but remove it once it gets noticeably dirty. There's just something satisfying about having a device that looks brand new after nearly a year by simply peeling.
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Dec 16, 2015 19:19
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     And have this handy bingo card for all your “Star Wars”-related conversations!
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I can't wait for the new star trek movie this weekend.
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Love at first bite:
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Have some machinery porn
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Bear Retrieval Unit posted:Have some machinery porn  
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    Mogomra posted:I can't wait for the new star trek movie this weekend. 
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veedubfreak posted:I have been known to leave the plastic on things until said time that it starts to peel. Working in IT, whenever I would see plastic wrap on electronics I would pull it off and tell the client that I cleaned it up for them since it then looked spotless.
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Bear Retrieval Unit posted:Have some machinery porn You call this porn, but I believe it would be a mistake to stick your dick in it.
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UnNethertrash posted:You call this porn, but I believe it would be a mistake to stick your dick in it. How's that different from most porn actresses?
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Ak Gara posted:How's that different from most porn actresses? The amount of time it takes for your dick to fall off.
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Wapole Languray posted:Not that bad. That's a mouthguard, a piece of molded rubber people keep in their mouths when doing high-impact sports like boxing so that hits to the face don't end up breaking teeth. Dude just opened his mouth, so the guard wasn't being held in by his jaws, and then gets popped so the guard flies out. Sheesh, with the angle it looked more like a disgorged organ than a mouthguard.
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Why he's wearing the mouthguard is beyond me though, once it comes out you can see he doesn't have any teeth anyway.
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Some of the Sheep posted:Why he's wearing the mouthguard is beyond me though, once it comes out you can see he doesn't have any teeth anyway. Gotta protect ol chomper
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Some of the Sheep posted:Why he's wearing the mouthguard is beyond me though, once it comes out you can see he doesn't have any teeth anyway. Mouth guards help prevent concussions
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Some of the Sheep posted:Why he's wearing the mouthguard is beyond me though, once it comes out you can see he doesn't have any teeth anyway. It's required equipment, and that's probably cause he keeps doing mid-match yodeling performances.
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Geokinesis posted:Love at first bite: 
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Thread is now sportsmen being accidental pervs: King Vidiot posted:Does anybody not peel the plastic off? I thought the point of the plastic was to protect from scratches in-transit, not to stay on forever to keep fingerprints off. I know people who leave the loving stickers on their whitegoods and TVs. You know, these ones:   It really bugs me when they leave them on their TVs and PVRs and think that's just how it's supposed to look. Goddamn 
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Gorilla Salad posted:I know people who leave the loving stickers on their whitegoods and TVs. You know, these ones:
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So, did this guy end up scoring? With the woman. You know, making with the loving?
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That is quite the job right there, standing on a tiny platform with no hand-rail, right next to a world-destroying energy beam. They don't even have eye protection.
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