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Kennel posted:But can a plane take off from it? Why would a plane want to take the "off" functionality from it? Then it would just be moving the entire time. What good would that do?
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Solice Kirsk posted:Why would a plane want to take the "off" functionality from it? Then it would just be moving the entire time. What good would that do? this joke is 99.999... % stupid
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hillo posted:I'm 200% sure it's not, they just have controls hidden. Oh, that's where the money goes. I thought she was repairing it or something in the first one.
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Nov 9, 2016 20:56
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The white bag by the banana is actually a cat.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:You're all retards. Every single one of you. On most, there's a switch that enables the automatic advancement. When the switch is off, they can advance it manually with a button. Some, like the customer ones at winco, are manual-only. After my post I immedieately remembered it's semi-auto, it's just the have to use the manual controls so often that it might as well be manual
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Phimosissy posted:this joke is 99.999... % stupid I think, upon review, you will find it is as cool and good as a hotdog sandwich.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I think, upon review, you will find it is as cool and good as a hotdog sandwich. A hotdog sandwich is an open-faced sandwich, otherwise known as a pizza. Checks out.
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Nov 9, 2016 21:35
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I have now realised that I do not know what is the actual word for those bar things you put on conveyor belts in supermarkets. I have never known that it was a word I lacked in my vocabulary until now. But now I need that word in my life. Surely there must be an industry term, an actual name for them that is something else than "those bar things."
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Conveyor stopper.
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Sebastian Flyte posted:I have now realised that I do not know what is the actual word for those bar things you put on conveyor belts in supermarkets. I have never known that it was a word I lacked in my vocabulary until now. But now I need that word in my life. Surely there must be an industry term, an actual name for them that is something else than "those bar things." Checkout/ shopping divider
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Divider.
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Sebastian Flyte posted:I have now realised that I do not know what is the actual word for those bar things you put on conveyor belts in supermarkets. I have never known that it was a word I lacked in my vocabulary until now. But now I need that word in my life. Surely there must be an industry term, an actual name for them that is something else than "those bar things." The following patents seem to agree on 'divider': US20030182836, US20070051561, US5933994, US20030233775
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Solice Kirsk posted:I think, upon review, you will find it is as cool and good as a hotdog sandwich. Ahem, a hotdog is most definitely not a sandwich.
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Sebastian Flyte posted:I have now realised that I do not know what is the actual word for those bar things you put on conveyor belts in supermarkets. I have never known that it was a word I lacked in my vocabulary until now. But now I need that word in my life. Surely there must be an industry term, an actual name for them that is something else than "those bar things." Plastic Toblerones 
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BrianBoitano posted:Plastic Toblerones This. 1000% This.
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Sebastian Flyte posted:I have now realised that I do not know what is the actual word for those bar things you put on conveyor belts in supermarkets. I have never known that it was a word I lacked in my vocabulary until now. But now I need that word in my life. Surely there must be an industry term, an actual name for them that is something else than "those bar things." Retarded Argument Starting Device.
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hillo posted:After my post I immedieately remembered it's semi-auto, it's just the have to use the manual controls so often that it might as well be manual It's time that we finally came to our senses and banned semi-auto and full-auto systems.
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I made this for the meme thread, but you can have it too
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That's good value if you need a whole lot of mice for some reason.
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Tiggum posted:That's good value if you need a whole lot of mice for some reason. 10lbs is a lot of mice if we're talking regular sized mice. It's around 200 assuming common house mice.
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You're gonna have one fat snake with that kind of deal.
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RyokoTK posted:You're gonna have one fat snake with that kind of deal. Already there bro 
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RyokoTK posted:You're gonna have one fat snake with that kind of deal. Welcome to America.
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RyokoTK posted:You're gonna have one fat snake with that kind of deal. Or one clogged blender.
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Subjunctive posted:Or one squeaky blender. 🐭
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10 pounds of anything for a $1 is s good deal imo.
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Deteriorata posted:The white bag by the banana is actually a cat. This kills the cat.
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mds2 posted:10 pounds of anything for a $1 is s good deal imo. Ten pounds of air. 
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VendaGoat posted:Ten pounds of air. 
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Oh come on. The Druish would never pay list price for air. Wholesale, maybe.
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VendaGoat posted:Ten pounds of air. I paid $25 for 35 pounds of air this morning. And a tire repair.
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mds2 posted:I paid $25 for 35 pounds of air this morning. That's paying for the container you putz.
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For scuba diving around here they charge $5-$10 for a tank refill of air, which weighs about 4 or 5 pounds I guess. But I suppose you're renting the compressor.
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