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FAT32 SHAMER posted:The first person to start measuring dicks in the person who got owned And are we scoring pitchers or catchers?
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Goober Peas posted:Some of us can pitch and catch
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Oh trust me, you can.
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Aug 6, 2017 19:44
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Despite being AIs number one authority on the tastes of Steve Job's dick (sorry dude) Tussen Takk is 100% right about Uber. http://thedollop.libsyn.com/271-uber gently caress Uber.
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Did you know that 7lb of baby can render you almost completely immobile for hours at a time?
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Wrar posted:Did you know that 7lb of baby can render you almost completely immobile for hours at a time? Yes but Sunday naps on the couch with seven pound baby laying on your chest is heavenly 
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Previa_fun posted:Despite being AIs number one authority on the tastes of Steve Job's dick (sorry dude) Tussen Takk is 100% right about Uber. Uber and it's ilk are the worst. The sooner the gig/sharing economy dies the better.
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:Strange mood today. If the motivational problem with the trans in the Nova really was due to a lack of fluid (which I seriously hope is the case), I can get that resolved today. I've got a quart of ATF ready to go. If that is the problem, this car could move under its own power for the first time in a while. I should be excited about that, right? I think I'm way more nervous than I am excited, though. I mean, I've replaced a ton of poo poo on this thing and I'm just super nervous about everything making GBS threads itself when it's put under the stress of motion. Take it slow, it'll be fine. If something is wrong, you'll know it and you'll know what to fix. It's always a big moment on that first start/drive/etc after doing a lot of work. All of us gently caress stuff up and have to pull it back into the garage at times.
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Somewhat Heroic posted:Yes but Sunday naps on the couch with seven pound baby laying on your chest is heavenly That's the best drat thing.
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:Strange mood today. If the motivational problem with the trans in the Nova really was due to a lack of fluid (which I seriously hope is the case), I can get that resolved today. I've got a quart of ATF ready to go. If that is the problem, this car could move under its own power for the first time in a while. I should be excited about that, right? I think I'm way more nervous than I am excited, though. I mean, I've replaced a ton of poo poo on this thing and I'm just super nervous about everything making GBS threads itself when it's put under the stress of motion. I lost count of how many 'test runs' I took the 320i on within the neighborhood before I was brave enough to venture out to a place I couldn't push it home from. You got this 
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My son just discovered the Three Stooges and loves them. Oh my god I forgot how funny that poo poo is, talk about reliving your childhood 
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Applebees Appetizer posted:My son just discovered the Three Stooges and loves them. Oh my god I forgot how funny that poo poo is, talk about reliving your childhood Introduce him to the Marx Bros.
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Jesus, I'm in such a good mood I think something might actually be wrong with me.
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Rhyno posted:Jesus, I'm in such a good mood I think something might actually be wrong with me. WebMD Diagnosis: Brain Cancer
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Bajaha posted:WebMD Diagnosis: Brain Cancer poo poo. RIP me. Somebody delete all my porn.
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Rhyno posted:poo poo. RIP me. Somebody delete all my porn. Does it smell like burning hair or toast?
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nm posted:Does it smell like burning hair or toast? I'm not sure I want to know what kind of porn you're into that smells like burning.
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everdave posted:But Uber makes life so much easier/safer for a large portion of people? And last I checked working for Uber is completely lol an actual unironic "it's their own fault they work for a lovely company" post in the wild 
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Ether Frenzy posted:"Uber is misogynistic!!!!!!" - forums poster Tusen Takk 🌽
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okay im all caught up everyone have a good weekend?
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No. I'm sick. You guys should chill out more and do some cooking like the thread title suggests. Even c-spam can do it! https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3823171&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=1
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fridge corn posted:okay im all caught up Mostly. Kid is a pure threenager so we’re having tantrums-a-poppin but she was in a good (enough) mood on Sunday that we went fruit picking.
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Fo3 posted:No. I'm sick. Nothing about that is cooking.
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AI cookoff would be fun but I don't think anyone could top Doccers in the chickencheese thread.
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Liquid Communism posted:Nothing about that is cooking. It's loving not complaining about uber or whatever. Pull the stick out if you didn't laugh with the nails or HDMI cables. That's what got me thinking of what AI could do.
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Fo3 posted:You guys should chill out more and do some cooking like the thread title suggests. It's high summer the fruit is out, and we're canning (because we haven't picked up the deep freeze yet). Strawberry jam, sour cherry jam, blueberry jam, and blueberry peach spiced jam. Also made our own craisins and we froze a few pounds of berries for smoothies this winter. I'm looking into picking up some dry ice and trying some freeze drying too, but it looks like I might have to do it under vacuum?
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This is strange... usually I am one of the bitchy ones when AI is on its period.
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I'm down for an AI cook-off. I've been trying to cook more, so some great recipes would help immensely!
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Also holy poo poo I just got this server from ebay and I've been trying to learn linux in a trial-by-fire type situation. I installed proxmox on it and then created an ubuntu container and an ubuntu vm with gnome on it and at some point will be dicking around with gns3. Any seasoned linux folk wanna give me some ideas on poo poo to do that will help me learn?
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Adiabatic posted:Any seasoned linux folk wanna give me some ideas on poo poo to do that will help me learn? http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/downloads/7.6/LFS-BOOK.pdf You will learn a lot from doing this, including what true pain is.
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Adiabatic posted:Also holy poo poo I just got this server from ebay and I've been trying to learn linux in a trial-by-fire type situation. I installed proxmox on it and then created an ubuntu container and an ubuntu vm with gnome on it and at some point will be dicking around with gns3. Any seasoned linux folk wanna give me some ideas on poo poo to do that will help me learn? Too nerdy for my blood. 
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BigPaddy posted:http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/downloads/7.6/LFS-BOOK.pdf This looks awesome. Definitely a good project. Thanks!
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Larrymer posted:Too nerdy for my blood. Yeah, nerd stuff is another couple subforums away, nerds.
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Adiabatic posted:Also holy poo poo I just got this server from ebay and I've been trying to learn linux in a trial-by-fire type situation. I installed proxmox on it and then created an ubuntu container and an ubuntu vm with gnome on it and at some point will be dicking around with gns3. Any seasoned linux folk wanna give me some ideas on poo poo to do that will help me learn? I don't know what any of those words mean but I would be down for cooking stuff. I got my little Traeger wood pellet smoker a little over a year ago and I am completely obsessed with it. I have killed more than 200 pounds of wood pellets with it so far. I smoke generally 15 pounds of pork shoulder at a time. The best thing to do is with the leftover pork is the following:
I would suggest a Hecho en Mexico Coke from the bottle, with fresh squeezed lime juice in it for good measure. This was my Saturday afternoon. I now need to smoke more pork shoulder because I have none left.
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Seminal Flu posted:Yeah, nerd stuff is another couple subforums away, nerds. *flicks cigarette at u*
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I need to start freezing more of my smoked meats. Instead, I try to eat them as fast as possible from the fridge leftovers and get sick of eating it after a couple days and throw half of it away.
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Well I gotta spend $15 to get a title transfer to get rid of it but $300 for the PT will make it worthwhile.
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:Strange mood today. If the motivational problem with the trans in the Nova really was due to a lack of fluid (which I seriously hope is the case), I can get that resolved today. I've got a quart of ATF ready to go. If that is the problem, this car could move under its own power for the first time in a while. I should be excited about that, right? I think I'm way more nervous than I am excited, though. I mean, I've replaced a ton of poo poo on this thing and I'm just super nervous about everything making GBS threads itself when it's put under the stress of motion. Doing major work on a car, especially several major things all at once, can be somewhat daunting, and depressing if things don't go right, certainly. This kind of stuff is a sizable investment, in time and effort, (and pride!) if not money. There's definitely potential for a lot of setbacks and failure, but the feeling you get when it does go right is fantastic, and you know it's all yours. Sort of like programming, really, with a lot more actual sweat and grease. I try to take it one repair or system at a time if at all possible, to keep the momentum going, but I realize that's not always an option, such as with restorations, or when the repairs are interrelated. All I can really offer is: don't get in a rush. Do your best to make sure you;ve covered all the bases, tightened all the bolts, etc. I find that checklists ala Roadkill help - just did that doing a stereo system install in my friend's car. We had so many things going on that had to be installed and wired together that I had to make a list to keep track of all the things that needed to be done, especially since he had to take the car back home overnight when we couldn't get it finished in a day. If a thing doesn't work, try to fix it. If it keeps frustrating you, take a break and work on something else, if you can (sometimes, it's your daily driver and you need to be at work tomorrow...). Ask for help if you need it. Working on cars, especially old cars, is definitely emotional. BigPaddy posted:http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/downloads/7.6/LFS-BOOK.pdf I'm probably never going to do that, but I''m snagging that book for reference anyway. Thanks!
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