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Croccers posted:loving cripes, really? Wanna live in the Orange Quadrant.
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A bubblegum quasar went off in my mouth and now I need to visit the chiro twice a week for jaw cancer.
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Angela Christine posted:
Already been discussed some, but the original post (here, for anyone interested) says to mix borax with jam or something else sweet. Ants can't digest borax and the hope would be they'd take it back to the nest and kill the colony by feeding it to the queen. The jam is to attract them/disguise the poison. Borax is a decent enough solution if you have pets and you're worried about them messing with traditional ant traps, I guess. I've tried a variation of this, but I've had more success with a thorough cleaning of the affected area. What gets me is the jam is directly on the floor. Why not put it on a plate where it's easier to clean? Gross.
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We successfully cleared an ant infestation from our kitchen floor by laying out borax/sugarwater. Then we used commercial bait "traps" (that also contain borax, but are better packaged) outside to thin the nest. That was a couple summers ago, and we haven't seen ants in any alarming number since--inside or out. Then you can use a saturated borax solution to make crystals. 
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Eponine posted:
I googled her. She's a DC... DOCTOR CHIROPRACTOR.. This is not a real doctor, nor a PhD, just someone who goes to an alchemy school to learn about energy and spines. It takes 3.5 years to get their snake oil diploma. I'm surprised it isn't against the law to call yourself a doctor in what's clearly a misleading way.
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Non Serviam posted:I googled her. She's a DC... DOCTOR CHIROPRACTOR.. This is not a real doctor, nor a PhD, just someone who goes to an alchemy school to learn about energy and spines. there are other kinds of doctors like MLK's doctor of theology. She very well can call herself a doctor, just not a medical doctor. Hence her being in the "journey to natural living," not something actual doctors are published in Fauxtool has a new favorite as of 20:05 on Jan 6, 2016 |
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Tiggum posted:Do you suffer from some sort of debilitating illness that has left you with the muscle strength of a newborn kitten? ^ This man has forearm strength from making whipped cream and wants you to know it.
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axolotl farmer posted:They are paper sheets impregnated with fabric softener. You put one in the dryer when doing laundry. LIFEHACK: For more absorbent towels, DON'T use fabric softener on them. It works by entering the gaps in fabric. (No, really. I am serious.) Samizdata has a new favorite as of 22:06 on Jan 6, 2016 |
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Croccers posted:loving cripes, really? Fairy Floss Force Field needs to be a euphemism for something... E: American here, but I know "Fairy/Candy Floss" is Cotton Candy. It's also a way cuter name for the stuff. Rahonavis has a new favorite as of 22:17 on Jan 6, 2016 |
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Croccers posted:
I just picked up some Space Pineapple from my dealer, can't wait to try it out this weekend
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Croccers posted:loving cripes, really? Gotta admit, the cola sounds yummy (says the guy unable to walk past a Slurpee/Froster machine with Coke in it).
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El Spamo posted:I mean, true, but the lack of understanding behind it really hamstrings the usefulness of the rule. I've always started everything in boiling water so I can time things consistently, but I guess that this makes perfect sense too. Also, Otter Pops are way better than any of the knockoff brands. They are (supposedly) made with actual fruit juice and have bizarre flavor names like Little Orphan Orange. Edit: Because whenever I think of oranges I think of crippling depression. 
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:I've always started everything in boiling water so I can time things consistently, but I guess that this makes perfect sense too. Little Orphan Apple sounds catchier, but I've never seen an apple flavored ice pop. Also if they're going to use Space and Lime together in a name, it should be Bending Space & Lime.  Cola Cosmos sounds awesome though.
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Karma Monkey posted:Also if they're going to use Space and Lime together in a name, it should be Bending Space & Lime.
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Deep Space Lime was really ahead of its time. It's a shame that Applestar galactica took its creative weaknesses and jumped off the deep end with them, because that was a pretty good flavor at first too.
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Stairs posted:Capitan Benjamin Sisko is deeply disappointed in you. It's mutual. But now that I think about it, Bending Space and Lime is probably better as a cocktail name. Tweet Me Balls posted:Applestar galactica Someone needs to make this flavor happen.
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Non Serviam posted:I googled her. She's a DC... DOCTOR CHIROPRACTOR.. This is not a real doctor, nor a PhD, just someone who goes to an alchemy school to learn about energy and spines. In Ontario, where I live, chiropractic is a regulated health profession. 
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Elfface posted:Lime and Relative Dimension in Space? Wouldn't that be Lardis? On second thought, good name for a sugary snack
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I think space pineapple is a (probably unintentional) Black Books reference.
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I'm surprised no one has given Deep Space Lime its due credit for being a fantastic Star Trek pun.
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I can't believe they passed up Blackcurrant Black Hole and Relativistic Raspberry.
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sarmhan posted:I can't believe they passed up Blackcurrant Black Hole and Relativistic Raspberry. probably because its a treat for children and they want their target audience to understand their naming scheme
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As if kids know what the hell quasar and quadrant mean.
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sarmhan posted:As if kids know what the hell quasar and quadrant mean. They sound cool and have no more than two syllables. Black hole is fine, relativistic is less so.
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Wanamingo posted:Otter Pops. They come unfrozen, and then you stick them in the freezer. If you freeze them on their side then they're a pain to open. bradzilla posted:You've never seen dryer sheets? Really?
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El Spamo posted:oh yeah 'don't treat a fever' 'cause childhood deafness and brain damage is superfun I know this was the last page, but this poo poo drives me nuts. Fevers can't cause brain damage, deafness, hearing loss, or anything like it. They can cause febrile seizures but those are harmless. The only fevers that are dangerous are the ones caused by outside stuff-- drugs or being left in a hot car-- not your own body fighting off illness. If some kid has a super high fever, it's not the fever the doctors are worrying about but the serious illness that might be causing it. Christ. loving goons. What the gently caress. E: also chiropractors are complete bullshit. Chase those fuckers outta town.
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Croccers posted:loving cripes, really? pfft! What are these fancy things? This is what I got as a child: 
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Tweet Me Balls posted:Deep Space Lime was really ahead of its time. It's a shame that Applestar galactica took its creative weaknesses and jumped off the deep end with them, because that was a pretty good flavor at first too. True, but I liked Babylemon 5 better.
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SpacePig posted:Wanna live in the Orange Quadrant. That’s East Berlin. Not even joking.
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El Spamo posted:God dammit, so close. It even says why it works, but MAGIC!! In the case of a virus or an infection a fever can kill or slow the reproduction of said bad things. That's assuming that the fever stays below a safe temperature, which isn't a given, especially in kids.
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Platystemon posted:That’s East Berlin. I know it's off-topic, but what? How does that happen?
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Magnus Praeda posted:I know it's off-topic, but what? How does that happen? You want to know why East and West Berlin have different lighting?
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Magnus Praeda posted:I know it's off-topic, but what? How does that happen? How old are you?
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:I've always started everything in boiling water so I can time things consistently, but I guess that this makes perfect sense too. Well Annie was a ginger so that's probably what they were going for.
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  These two separate posts that effectively say the same thing are actually right though. For two weeks prior to booking a flight for our vacation, I watched the price fluctuate before bottoming out on the fifty-third day out. The numbers only went up from there. Thanks for listening.
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Fauxtool posted:there are other kinds of doctors like MLK's doctor of theology. She very well can call herself a doctor, just not a medical doctor. Hence her being in the "journey to natural living," not something actual doctors are published in Mlk is called "doctor" because he obtained a PhD in theology. Granted theology is glorified clairvoyance, but it's still a PhD. This D. C. Lady gets her "doctor" title from her first degree in her bullshit profession. It's like a lawyer calling himself doctor because of his J. D. (juris doctor)
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