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bongwizzard posted:Clearly you are just trolling, we all know a cat would just immediately start batting at the mouse itself if it found the cord gone. Cassie is so lazy she'd just use it as a pillow instead. Just like she always has. foutre posted:Or flop down on it, start purring and fall asleep so you feel bad if you try and move it... Or fall asleep on your keyboard. You really can't win. This, however, is very likely. I cannot win. Except by petting the cat that lives on my mousepad.
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 18 glorious inches, should be good for deep bush
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What kind of gun is that for? I look at it and think maybe like an AR-15, but do they make those in .308? I don't really know guns.
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Tres Burritos posted:What kind of gun is that for? I look at it and think maybe like an AR-15, but do they make those in .308? I don't really know guns. Really good eye for someone who doesn't know guns! It's an "AR" pattern rifle but in .308 It's going inside this guy:  Now all it needs is a scope, but I always drag my heels on this part because $1,000+ for a chunk of glass hurts...
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treiz01 posted:Well you seem to like giving your opinion, and that's useless to a whole lot of people! That's not entirely fair; I make a lot of decisions on what to not buy based on Bill's terrible opinions ITT. Geoj has a new favorite as of 02:25 on Dec 8, 2016 |
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Geoj posted:That's not entirely fair; I make a lot of decisions on what to not buy based on Bill's terrible opinions ITT. I suggest you buy food and water and continue to eat and drink to extend your life.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:
If you need 18 inches to penetrate the bush, maybe you should invest in a trimmer
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Is this the part where we talk about safety razors and feather blades or something? Oh also badger brushes and some kind of foaming soap I think.
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Coffee And Pie posted:If you need 18 inches to penetrate the bush, maybe you should invest in a trimmer He doesn't want to catch any STIs.
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A fantastic meal at Tiffins at Disney's Animal Kingdom for my wife's birthday. She is a pastry chef at Animal Kingdom so her friends made this meal extra special for us.      
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PCOS Bill posted:I suggest you buy food and water and continue to eat and drink to extend your life. Stopped clock's right twice a day, etc.
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PCOS Bill posted:One day you'll all grow up and realize that I, like your dad, was right all along. Nuts to you buddy, my dad is a Bipolar piece of poo poo!
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treiz01 posted:Nuts to you buddy, my dad is a Bipolar piece of poo poo! Genetics are a bitch huh
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Who Is Paul Blart posted:I bought 200 cases of sudafed
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A 1950s Conway Stewart 15: A staple work horse pen from that time, fairly common, and then I spent 5 times the amount on all of this:   Now I just need more vintage fountain pens to restore so I can properly justify the purchase...
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Is that pen made of resin? Looks really nice.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Is that pen made of resin? Looks really nice. Sure is, also has a lovely soft 14ct gold nib. I couldn't help myself and gave it a dip test after I'd cleaned out all the old ink and removed the sac. Modern high end pens are still made from resin, like this Visconti Homo Sapiens or anything Mont Blanc produces.
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All you guys arguing about mice and you cannot see the light of truth. Kensington Expert Mouse Pro. The most comfortable and efficient peripheral ever made.
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strangemusic posted:All you guys arguing about mice and you cannot see the light of truth. Uhh it seems to be upside down?
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strangemusic posted:All you guys arguing about mice and you cannot see the light of truth. I used a Kensington Turbo Mouse 20 years ago. Back then they were popular enough you could buy all kinds replacement balls. I think mine was an 8 ball.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I used a Kensington Turbo Mouse 20 years ago. Back then they were popular enough you could buy all kinds replacement balls. I think mine was an 8 ball. Yep! If you ever lose or break the ball part, a generic pool ball is about as close as you can get to an appropriately sized replacement without ordering a new mouse. Don't ask me why I know this. You see these in recording studios everywhere because the scrollwheel + ball combo allows really easy and granular scrubbing forward and backward along tracks, and you can macro-assign important commands like cut/crossfade to the big buttons and just tappity-tap your way through editing, one hand on the keyboard for your tab, F, R and T keys, the other on the mouse for scrubbing, cutting and aligning to grid. I used one for long enough in that context that anything else feels silly to me now. The only crap thing about them is that all the cruft and lint and dead horrible gross things that come from your hands (you dirty, dirty person) settle inside very easily. It pays to have a canned air canister. strangemusic has a new favorite as of 17:51 on Dec 8, 2016 |
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I really like the wireless G602 that I posted about on October 12th. I have it on endurance mode with low polling and have never felt the delay even in games like CS:GO. It was the only reason I could use my mouse hand when I broke my right arm. I only remember to turn it off like 20% of the nights and it has lasted on one battery until this week. It gives you plenty of warning, so keeping one rechargeable battery and charging every couple months is not bad at all.
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strangemusic posted:Yep! If you ever lose or break the ball part, a generic pool ball is about as close as you can get to an appropriately sized replacement without ordering a new mouse. Don't ask me why I know this. Of course the guy who works in a recording studio would have an 8 ball handy
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Of course the guy who works in a recording studio would have an 8 ball handy  Also that's a nice car. Here's some content: this lil' cutie percussion thing! It's like a closed hi-hat/clap dealy made out of a wood block and a strip of old cymbal bronze, and you can mount it on top of another cymbal, or wherever you want I guess. It's even got a tiny little bell on it. I like big smashy hi-hats anyway so having a tighter, clickier sounding piece is super awesome. 
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Josh Lyman posted:I'm glad that wagons are becoming less socially stigmatized. What was/is the social stigma?
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sleppy posted:I really like the wireless G602 that I posted about on October 12th. I have it on endurance mode with low polling and have never felt the delay even in games like CS:GO. It was the only reason I could use my mouse hand when I broke my right arm. I only remember to turn it off like 20% of the nights and it has lasted on one battery until this week. It gives you plenty of warning, so keeping one rechargeable battery and charging every couple months is not bad at all. It actually gives you too much warning, because the battery is probably good for another 2-3 weeks form when it starts telling you it's low.
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Jerry Cotton posted:What was/is the social stigma? 
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Oh. Station wagons (or farmers as we call them) have been out-selling other body types since the nineties I think.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Oh. Station wagons (or farmers as we call them) have been out-selling other body types since the nineties I think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkjfSlSZnmk
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Jerry Cotton posted:Oh. Station wagons (or farmers as we call them) have been out-selling other body types since the nineties I think. Not in the US; they lag way behind crossovers, which doesn't make sense to me because mine and the Outback sit as high or higher than most crossovers, have way more cargo space, and drive better than most crossovers. Plus the AWD system on the Outback is miles better than anything out there, and the 4Motion isn't half bad. I Am Not Spor has a new favorite as of 20:33 on Dec 8, 2016 |
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I Am Not Spor posted:Not in the US; they lag way behind crossovers, which doesn't make sense to me because mine and the Outback sit as high or higher than most crossovers, have way more cargo space, and drive better than most crossovers. Plus the AWD system on the Outback is miles better than anything out there, and the 4Motion isn't half bad. Perception > Reality
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I Am Not Spor posted:Not in the US; Well yes but it helps that the rest of the world didn't really have the monstrosities like what was posted above (except for Volvos I guess but they were also very good cars all around). Personally I'd go for a station wagon simply because why opt for the model with less usable space?
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Jerry Cotton posted:Well yes but it helps that the rest of the world didn't really have the monstrosities like what was posted above (except for Volvos I guess but they were also very good cars all around). Personally I'd go for a station wagon simply because why opt for the model with less usable space? Nothing wrong with that car above 
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I Am Not Spor posted:Not in the US; they lag way behind crossovers, which doesn't make sense to me because mine and the Outback sit as high or higher than most crossovers, have way more cargo space, and drive better than most crossovers. Plus the AWD system on the Outback is miles better than anything out there, and the 4Motion isn't half bad. You sit higher in crossovers, so getting in and out is a lot easier if you're old or  , and I guess you see better if the road is full of other crossovers, SUVs and pickups. But yeah the handling and fuel economy are poo poo.
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My dad car will be a station wagon or trick minivan. Crossovers are the devil.
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