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You know how the paint stirring sticks you get free from the HW store when you get a bucket of paint have that little curved in section? It's not there to just be the "handle", it also helps you scrape paint of out the roller: http://i.imgur.com/a6C5kjc.mp4
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DrBouvenstein posted:You know how the paint stirring sticks you get free from the HW store when you get a bucket of paint have that little curved in section? OH SON OF A BITCH
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Feb 23, 2017 21:48
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DrBouvenstein posted:You know how the paint stirring sticks you get free from the HW store when you get a bucket of paint have that little curved in section? And paint can openers are also bottle openers.
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Feb 23, 2017 23:33
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DrBouvenstein posted:You know how the paint stirring sticks you get free from the HW store when you get a bucket of paint have that little curved in section? 
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Feb 24, 2017 03:38
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I think that's more a convenient coincidence, not design. Paint stir sticks, when I was a kid, were round dowels.
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Feb 24, 2017 03:47
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The judge in My Cousin Vinnie is Herman Munster
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AKA Pseudonym posted:The judge in My Cousin Vinnie is Herman Munster Ha's also Jud Crandall in Pet Cemetery. "Some things are better off dead"
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Feb 25, 2017 01:38
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However, he is not Home Improvement's neighbour.
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Feb 25, 2017 01:46
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Jerry Cotton posted:However, he is not Home Improvement's neighbour. The fence would have needed to be a few feet higher
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purple death ray posted:The fence would have needed to be a few feet higher Not if there's a ditch next to it 
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Today I learnt that I wasn't wrong for thinking it had been "buried the lead" all my life, and that "lede" is just an American thing.
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MisterBibs posted:I just learned earlier today that there's a brand of rum called Mount Gay, and that it's supposedly a good, popular brand of rum. Seen this in multiple threads now: how can you be an adult for multiple years without ever having had rum? Did you recently leave the Amish community?
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Feb 26, 2017 08:47
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Seen this in multiple threads now: how can you be an adult for multiple years without ever having had rum? Did you recently leave the Amish community? Lots of people don't drink, those that do don't necessarily drink spirits/mixers/cocktails, those that do haven't necessarily tried rum. 
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Feb 26, 2017 09:02
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Jason Sudeikis and Ed Helms are two different people. I saw the end of We're the Miller's on a muted TV and thought they were doing a gimmick with the same guy playing two characters for a moment until I realized they had slightly different faces.
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Feb 26, 2017 10:59
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Hyperlynx posted:Lots of people don't drink, those that do don't necessarily drink spirits/mixers/cocktails, those that do haven't necessarily tried rum. I'm Australia at least, rum is not a particularly popular spirit for young people, either. They'll typically drink bourbon or vodka. Box wine (goon) is also rather high on the list due to being able to gently caress yourself up on the cheap.
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Feb 26, 2017 12:30
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Baron Corbyn posted:Jason Sudeikis and Ed Helms are two different people. I saw the end of We're the Miller's on a muted TV and thought they were doing a gimmick with the same guy playing two characters for a moment until I realized they had slightly different faces. Ed Helms looks way more like Stephen Colbert than Jason Sudeikis. He doesn't wear glasses as much anymore but it was very confusing at times when they were both on the Daily Show.
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Intoluene posted:I'm Australia at least, rum is not a particularly popular spirit for young people, either. They'll typically drink bourbon or vodka. Box wine (goon) is also rather high on the list due to being able to gently caress yourself up on the cheap. Everyone in Australia should know about rum. Kids these days... For a long time rum was the only spirit distilled here (only recently was any other spirit distilled and they are mega expensive mircos anyway, rum is common still). Bundaberg rum, inner circle rum and beenleigh rum That said, Mt Gay is one of the better rums (better than aussie rum), and a good buy @ $40 if you can find it at that price. Sadly often priced much higher and you may as well by cheaper white spirits or whisky/ey as there's no such thing as a cheap rum worth drinking these days. Fo3 has a new favorite as of 14:47 on Feb 26, 2017 |
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Henchman of Santa posted:Ed Helms looks way more like Stephen Colbert than Jason Sudeikis. He doesn't wear glasses as much anymore but it was very confusing at times when they were both on the Daily Show. There are plenty of white, dumpy actor guys out there.
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You all were talking about Bill Paxton a few pages back and now he's dead so I hope you're all happy.
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Whitlam posted:Today I learnt that I wasn't wrong for thinking it had been "buried the lead" all my life, and that "lede" is just an American thing. I'm an American, and I've never seen "lede" in my life.
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Ferrule posted:You all were talking about Bill Paxton a few pages back and now he's dead so I hope you're all happy. You lie He's like one of my faves Damnit, complications from surgery 
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rydiafan posted:I'm an American, and I've never seen "lede" in my life. I have; I've actually never seen 'bury the lead'. It's usually in the context of an article with an attention-grabbing headline that doesn't tell the actual facts until the fifth paragraph. I've heard that 'lede' was adopted because it's hard to confuse with a soft heavy metal like 'lead' might be, but I don't know if that's true or just a folk etymology.
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rydiafan posted:I'm an American, and I've never seen "lede" in my life.
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Fo3 posted:Everyone in Australia should know about rum. Kids these days...
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Feb 27, 2017 00:32
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Bill Paxton is not the president of the USA in the movie Independence Day.
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MariusLecter posted:Bill Paxton is not the president of the USA in the movie Independence Day. Well of course not he just plays one 
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Journalism jargon, especially anything related to editing, is intentionally misspelled to make it easier to make sure editorial notes don't make it into print
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Henchman of Santa posted:Ed Helms looks way more like Stephen Colbert than Jason Sudeikis. He doesn't wear glasses as much anymore but it was very confusing at times when they were both on the Daily Show. I've always thought that Ed Helms and Jason Jones are practically identical, and it wasn't until quite a while after Ed Helms left the Daily Show that I realised they were two different people.
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Thanks to the subs on tonight's Walking Dead I learned that corny 7 note song ending / door knocking pattern is known as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shave_and_a_Haircut Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIpG0eggtpY
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fullroundaction posted:Thanks to the subs on tonight's Walking Dead I learned that corny 7 note song ending / door knocking pattern is known as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shave_and_a_Haircut You should have learned this watching something better. https://youtu.be/sDsgkRW2hDA
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If it makes you feel any better I was embarrassed to admit it but I figured if I didn't source it someone would be like "I too watched the Walking Dead tonight  ". That's my cool story.e: and I was background watching with the volume off and the subs on so I could watch youtube videos v  v
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rydiafan posted:You should have learned this watching something better. Roger rabbit is based on a real conspiracy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_conspiracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrdVkbrLUIM
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Intoluene posted:I'm Australia at least, rum is not a particularly popular spirit for young people, either. They'll typically drink bourbon or vodka. Box wine (goon) is also rather high on the list due to being able to gently caress yourself up on the cheap. I'm Australian and I think Bundaberg rum was the first spirit I ever tried as a kid. Of course I moved on to Woodstock pretty quickly because it was so much cheaper but rum was always around. There was even a period in the mid 2000s where pubs had Bundaberg rum and coke on tap which was both amazing and awful.
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rydiafan posted:I'm an American, and I've never seen "lede" in my life. You know how goons tend to seize upon a certain word or phrase and overuse it to death? It's cropping up all over at the moment with the "lede" spelling; it's probably only a matter of time before you see it (you 100% definitely will if you go to the r/relationships thread).
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My friend and I went to Home Depot tonight and ended up in the aisle where they sell hand torches. I've owned and used a bunch of these in my life, had the torches and cans hanging out in my shop, walked down that aisle at Home Depot a hundred times. Tonight, I noticed the R in the brand name for the first time.  I pointed it out to my friend, who agreed that he'd always thought it was BENZ-omatic. (Like benzene, like a chemical thing? I dunno, it made enough sense that I believed it my whole life.) We Googled to see if maybe it was a recent addition, but nope. It's been spelled Bernzomatic since the company was founded 140 goddamn years ago. It's been this way since before the advent of powered flight. Surely, we thought, that's just a silly spelling of BURNS because haha get it, fire burns stuff. But nope, the company was founded by a guy named Bernz - 140 years ago! It twists my melon.
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walrusman posted:My friend and I went to Home Depot tonight and ended up in the aisle where they sell hand torches. I've owned and used a bunch of these in my life, had the torches and cans hanging out in my shop, walked down that aisle at Home Depot a hundred times. Tonight, I noticed the R in the brand name for the first time. Reality has bifurcated once again. (The first time was with the B̨̘͓̳͈̠̞̪̭̯͇̞̮̟̜̖͆͐̒ͧ́̓ͫ͒̂̑͢j̶̢̡̜͓͓̮̩̯̠̞̱̻̮͚̠̞̬̓ͧ͋͊̆ͧ͗ͧ́̚͢͝ö̧̺̼̯̣̳̤̘̬̣͎͓̫̠̼̙̓ͨ̏ͫͬͧ̏ͧ͟͡r̴̸̡͗̉̇̊̀̓͜͏̳̫̞͇͍̩̭̥̺͕͕ͅń̨̛̳̹͎̹̠̠̹̓̇̒ͥ̃ͮ̾̇̅̐̀͆͌ͮ̏͘͞e̢̢̨̠̙̫̣̮͇͓̣̯̮̻̦̣ͥ̑̈̿ͩ̾̑ͨ̓ͥ̚͟n̷̷͒̈́͒̋̓ͯͥ̎̄͗ͫ͋ͧ̉͋҉̩̝͍̰̮͎̖ş̵̛͉̦̹̺͇̖̹͓ͧ͆̿͛͛͋̊͊ͨ̔ͅs̴͙͈͍̫͓̻̗͍̘̈̒͋̒̅͛͒͌͢͞o̸̤̜̣̱͈͔̬̩̜̜̣͉͇ͯͧ̐ͭ̂̒ͮ͒ͤ̌̈͊ͦ͛ͅn̡̯̙̦̯̬̰ͯ̏͗ͬ̐͑ͩ̾̀ͩ̂ͥ̆ͥ͞ bears in case you didn't know.)
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I have purchased maybe a hundred cans of Benzomatic propane. I don't know what the gently caress you're talking about. What R? Holy poo poo.
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This is like when I got engaged at Niagara Falls, not Niagra Falls.
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rydiafan posted:You should have learned this watching something better. That's immediately what I thought as well. Also, why are so many people watching TWD with closed captioning?
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