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starkebn posted:poo poo, that's why that's used I’ve never seen that character before in my life. Where is it used?
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Ariong posted:I’ve never seen that character before in my life. Where is it used? Ye olde english (?), and also a lot in German.
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Scheiße
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Krankenstyle posted:Scheiße 
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May 15, 2018 06:41
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DAS IST NEIN!
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It's not written with the ß much anymore, but the name (and also just word, it means white) Weiss/Weisz is a common one you'll see that has it.
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May 15, 2018 14:15
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the song title "people like Frank" by Amon Tobin is a line from blue velvet. Tobin must be a Lynch fan, because the title "like regular chickens" is a line from Eraserhead that is sampled in the song
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South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut is a dick joke
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See also: Fractured But Whole
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JoelJoel posted:See also: Fractured But Whole Nah, that’s a butt joke, not a dick joke
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You're blowing my mind.
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numerrik posted:Nah, that’s a butt joke, not a dick joke What do you think fractured it
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purple death ray posted:What do you think fractured it I always thought it was a two part joke. Fractured butt for a buttcrack and butt hole, though I guess a dick could wreck an rear end in a top hat, but fractured? It’s not a bone. Oh well
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The younger men in Mythbusters (Grant and that annoying white guy) are pushing fifty. They were around 40 when the show was a big thing. Kari's a few years younger.
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Chillbro Baggins posted:The younger men in Mythbusters (Grant and that annoying white guy) are pushing fifty. They were around 40 when the show was a big thing. Kari's a few years younger. Yeah Grant and Tory were both born in 1970, they're only 3 years younger than Adam Savage. Jamie on the other hand is 61, he's 11 years older than Adam.
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Jamie always looked old, though.
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May 19, 2018 21:35
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You can twist ice cube trays to dislodge most, if not all, of the ice cubes at once, fresh out of the freezer. In my defense, both the house I grew up in and all of my apartments before our new house had ice dispensers.
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No, hold on. Wait. Wait. How did you remove cubes before? Your answer determines whether or not this supercedes your hot dog difficulty saga.
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Some ice cube trays are just a really stiff plastic. I split one in half trying to twist it so can see why not everyone would immediately jump to that idea.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:No, hold on. Wait. Wait. I'd just lightly drop the tray on the counter instead of placing it down gently. The amount of times (in my entire life) I've used ice cube trays was a total of three times, and on the third time my partner goes "you don't have to drop it, just twist it". MisterBibs has a new favorite as of 20:48 on May 20, 2018 |
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Before silicone ice cube trays became cheap and readily available, the local hard plastic ice cube tray shop made a loving mint every Summer. e: Thanks, thread*, for reminding me my Summer vacation starts in 1½ weeks and I do not currently own an ice cube tray! *) Thrankds
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MisterBibs posted:I'd just lightly drop the tray on the counter instead of placing it down gently. The amount of times (in my entire life) I've used ice cube trays was a total of three times, and on the third time my partner goes "you don't have to drop it, just twist it". It seems weird to me that you've always had an icemaker. I was a teenager before my parents got their first fridge with an icemaker, and I don't remember a lot of my friends having fridges with them.
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Water, water, what hast thou donst?
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Leavemywife posted:It seems weird to me that you've always had an icemaker. I was a teenager before my parents got their first fridge with an icemaker, and I don't remember a lot of my friends having fridges with them. Maybe they didn't have an icemaker, they just didn't need ice cubes? e. no they did always have an icemaker. It's really weird to me that anyone has an icemaker, are they common in America?
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Icemakers are common in the US, yes. Especially for people on the "up-and-up." It's viewed informally as a "rich person" thing, so poor people gotta have it.
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For clarification, I don't mean a standalone ice maker, I mean that every fridge I've had before this one has had one built into the door.
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May 22, 2018 06:44
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Only the very most bougie people in Australia have an icemaker of any kind
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I have a freezer. Why would i need an icemaker? Edit: Oh to show of wealth! Yeah duh! Edit2: I just checked and i don't have any wealth. Guess i'm sticking with my freezer.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Yeah Grant and Tory were both born in 1970, they're only 3 years younger than Adam Savage. Jamie on the other hand is 61, he's 11 years older than Adam. Tory was also the only one from the presenters with the sufficient stuntman training and insurance policies to be allowed to do any of the actually dangerous stuff. That is also why B-team got large amounts of screentime with action-based things, while Adam and Jamie focused on more sciency myths.
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Bogan Krkic posted:Only the very most bougie people in Australia have an icemaker of any kind I have an icemaker in my fridge that doesn't work - the fridge came from my wife's parents when they remodelled their house and it no longer fit in the fridgehole. It doesn't work because I looked at how much work it was going to be to hook it up to a water supply and went "gently caress this I'll just fill the cube trays". So confirmed that icemakers are for bougie Australians, because my wife's parents are bougie as gently caress without thinking they are in the archetypal Australian way.
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Our Aussie freezer has ice trays built in the freezer and you turn a dial to dump the cubes out into a tray below. It works pretty well.
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Shai-Hulud posted:I have a freezer. Why would i need an icemaker? To show off wealth? An ice maker add on to the freezer section is easily under $100. My parents, who were far from rich when I was growing up, had one as long as I can remember (70s-80s). https://www.amazon.com/Whirlpool-IceMaker-Kit-ECKMFEZ2-Connect/dp/B00R8AEL9Q/
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as someone who lived in apartments that had fridges without ice dispensers for years and recently moved into a new place that has one, ice dispensers fuckin own I'm gonna fill all of your ice trays with hot dog water, plebs
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Proteus Jones posted:To show off wealth? An ice maker add on to the freezer section is easily under $100. My parents, who were far from rich when I was growing up, had one as long as I can remember (70s-80s). That's the one (or a similar one) that I've got. I think they were talking about the fridge/freezers with water and ice dispenser on the door, which are considerably more expensive.
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om nom nom posted:That's the one (or a similar one) that I've got. I think they were talking about the fridge/freezers with water and ice dispenser on the door, which are considerably more expensive. Maybe one upon a time, but an ice dispenser on a fridge is pretty much like a backup camera on a car. It used to be some amazing fancy whatever thing, but if you get a new one nowadays you almost certainly are going to have that included.
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Yeah Jeez. We’ve had ice & water in the door for like 20 years, even back when we had no money. That’s America. Of course, we also have regular school shootings, so I guess it evens out in the wash.
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Last time I went shopping for a fridge it was really hard to find one that didn't come with an ice maker. Like, Lowe's and Home Depot only stocked fridges that came with ice makers and it was really annoying because I didn't want to give up fridge space for something I'm not going to use because ice trays in the freezer are perfectly sufficient
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I don't even use ice  The fridge keeps everything cold, and I drink my scotch neat.
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Neat is for table-side magicians. I drink my scotch fuckin’ kickass.
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om nom nom posted:That's the one (or a similar one) that I've got. I think they were talking about the fridge/freezers with water and ice dispenser on the door, which are considerably more expensive. If there isn't an ice dispenser in the door, there's often still an ice maker in the freezer compartment. Water and ice in the door is just convenient and nice to have. Plus there's a filter so the water tastes cleaner. I like our regular water, but most others in my house like the water in the door. Also, I put strange things behind the ice trap door to irritate my wife. Kids toys, rocks, etc. It never fails to amuse me.
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