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Rascar Capac posted:The 2021 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards finalists have been announced: 
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Infinitum posted:FTFY 
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Sep 24, 2021 12:35
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LifeSunDeath posted:omg that findom episode of fplus was incredible. I try to be pretty accepting of people's fetishes as long as they involve safe, sane, and consenting adults, and often it's relatively easy to understand why someone might be overly into x, y, or z, but findom is the most brain-damaged and laughable kink I have seen in a very long time of being On the Internet.
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Sep 24, 2021 12:59
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LifeSunDeath posted:
Although it was pretty ironic he was in that Sublime video, given how that ended.
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Sep 24, 2021 13:05
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MrUnderbridge posted:Although it was pretty ironic he was in that Sublime video, given how that ended. I somehow never saw Boondock Saints until last week and oh look there's Ron Jeremy who they hired to ... jerk off and repeatedly say the n-word*.... Ok, yikes *not at the same time
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Sep 24, 2021 14:18
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Hey, you wanna come over later and line up our cheese holes 
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Sep 24, 2021 14:24
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bike tory posted:He was born on '93 and she was born in '99 So they are both kids? It's a bit creepy that… …hold on. Oh no. 
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Seriously, someone born in '99 is old enough to rent a car now? What the gently caress. e: I am having a little crisis here Please put these in my gaping maw, tyvm.
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Sep 24, 2021 14:28
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one in a million shot, doc. 
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Sep 24, 2021 14:30
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LifeSunDeath posted:one in a million shot, doc. His palms fusilli...
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Sep 24, 2021 14:35
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Look I'm no cheeseologist but wouldn't the holes always line up? Are they getting swiss cheese sliced and shuffled like a deck of cards?
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The Cheese Shuffler
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Sep 24, 2021 14:48
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The Bloop posted:Look I'm no cheeseologist but wouldn't the holes always line up? Are they getting swiss cheese sliced and shuffled like a deck of cards? Yeah, but the holes don't travel the length of the cheese. So one slice might be the last slice of a given hole, and the next slice doesn't have one in the same spot.
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Sep 24, 2021 14:51
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Pastry of the Year posted:I try to be pretty accepting of people's fetishes as long as they involve safe, sane, and consenting adults, and often it's relatively easy to understand why someone might be overly into x, y, or z, but findom is the most brain-damaged and laughable kink I have seen in a very long time of being On the Internet. My theory about fetishes is that a lot of them exist as a way of processing fears and anxieties. Make imprisonment, slavery, torture and the like sexy, and they can't hurt you any more. This still doesn't explain foot fetishists though.
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The Bloop posted:Look I'm no cheeseologist but wouldn't the holes always line up? Are they getting swiss cheese sliced and shuffled like a deck of cards? Pretty sure the holes are from entrapped CO2 created by bacteria during the creation process. They aren't punched through the block with a cheese hole puncher. As shown in the second from the front slice, it's possible to have a hole in one slice and none in the surrounding slices. To have four holey slices line up is truly blessed. efb: but, at least I had more of the mechanism of action for why there are holes.
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Whybird posted:My theory about fetishes is that a lot of them exist as a way of processing fears and anxieties. Make imprisonment, slavery, torture and the like sexy, and they can't hurt you any more. Some folks fear Shredder's minions
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Whybird posted:My theory about fetishes is that a lot of them exist as a way of processing fears and anxieties. Make imprisonment, slavery, torture and the like sexy, and they can't hurt you any more. I think part of the findom thing is that we as a society have fetishized money and wealth to a point where it’s fully infiltrated some of our genitals.
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Leon Sumbitches posted:Pretty sure the holes are from entrapped CO2 created by bacteria during the creation process. They aren't punched through the block with a cheese hole puncher. As shown in the second from the front slice, it's possible to have a hole in one slice and none in the surrounding slices. To have four holey slices line up is truly blessed. brb selling swiss cheese holes, original idea do not steal
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For those not aware, this image is about the "swiss cheese model" of safety/security. Like, if you run an airline you can never catch every possible mechanical issue or train pilots for every possible failure, but you can try to make it so the gaps in training don't line up with the gaps in maintenance. If the cheese holes line up, a plane crashes.
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Sep 24, 2021 15:38
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Blue Footed Booby posted:...If the cheese holes line up, a plane crashes. Look I know this is going to be a controversial decision but if cheese is causing so many plans to crash, maybe we should start think about just banning cheese on airplanes?
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Blue Footed Booby posted:For those not aware, this image is about the "swiss cheese model" of safety/security. Like, if you run an airline you can never catch every possible mechanical issue or train pilots for every possible failure, but you can try to make it so the gaps in training don't line up with the gaps in maintenance. If the cheese holes line up, a plane crashes. Sounds just like that time jesus tried to catch M&M's and they just kept falling through the holes.
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dr_rat posted:Look I know this is going to be a controversial decision but if cheese is causing so many plans to crash, maybe we should start think about just banning cheese on airplanes? they actually solved this by no longer serving any food on the plan unless you buy a 1oz bag of smartfood for $7
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Sep 24, 2021 16:00
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dr_rat posted:Look I know this is going to be a controversial decision but if cheese is causing so many plans to crash, maybe we should start think about just banning cheese on airplanes? Sacrifices must be made.
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dr_rat posted:Look I know this is going to be a controversial decision but if cheese is causing so many plans to crash, maybe we should start think about just banning cheese on airplanes? A couple of cars catch fire and we have to stop using combustible fuel, right? And breathing oxygen technically damages our organs, so I guess we stop breathing, huh? Planes need the cheese, and it causes comparably fewer crashes than just about anything else on the plane. We just need to train people to not line up the holes!
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SpacePig posted:A couple of cars catch fire and we have to stop using combustible fuel, right? 
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Isn't external combustion engines just rockets?
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Hel posted:Isn't external combustion engines just rockets? Steam engines use external combustion.
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I always thought the first external combustion engine was a rich rear end in a top hat setting fire to his horse so it'd run faster But really, steam engines are external combustion. The fire is the heat source for the steam-driven mechanism that makes the wheels turn, but it doesn't actually make the wheels turn like the little explosions in the piston chamber of your car.
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and steam engines edit: why don't I refrsh?
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Hel posted:Isn't external combustion engines just rockets? externally combust deez nutz lmao
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You realize we look like the three stooges popping their heads around the corner going "hello", "hello", "hello!"
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Stirling engines are also external combustion engines. Here's an example of a rhombic drive beta configuration Stirling engine:
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McPhearson posted:Stirling engines are also external combustion engines. Here's an example of a rhombic drive beta configuration Stirling engine: Biplane posted:externally combust deez nutz lmao
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When your working fluid has got nowhere to go, you'd have blue balls too.
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