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wiegieman posted:
Go read the deviant art thread and you’ll see what thr millennial / zoomer version of lead brain looks like.
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Cyrano4747 posted:Go read the deviant art thread and you’ll see what thr millennial / zoomer version of lead brain looks like. I think that might be a left-handedness trap. Just because something is more visible doesn't mean it's more prevalent.
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wiegieman posted:I think that might be a left-handedness trap. Just because something is more visible doesn't mean it's more prevalent. Counterpoint: look at that thread and tell me that every day we do not drift further from the light of God.
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Aug 16, 2022 02:01
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LifeSunDeath posted:how much did casting/handling musket balls back in the day also give people boomer brain? This reminded me of Laura Ingalls Wilder writing about watching her Pa make bullets in Little House In The Big Woods. quote:Every evening before he began to tell stories, Pa made the bullets for his next day’s hunting.
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Aug 16, 2022 02:02
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wiegieman posted:
more buoyancy
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Aug 16, 2022 02:10
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Panaflex posted:It's called ISR. (infant self, or swim rescue) It's a highly effective program that generally runs a half hour a day for 6 or so weeks. We have an in ground pool and we put both our kids through it when they were each 6 months old. It was quite shocking to watch at first but both kids by the time they were done with the class could be tossed in fully clothed and pop up on their backs and float. They're 7 and 10 now and just own at swimming in general. How do you get over the whole "toss my infant child into the water" thing? It seems like a tough barrier to entry.
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Aug 16, 2022 02:15
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satanic splash-back posted:How do you get over the whole "toss my infant child into the water" thing? It seems like a tough barrier to entry. Don't be crazy, they wouldn't do it if it wasn't safe, just hand over the baby already idiot.
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satanic splash-back posted:How do you get over the whole "toss my infant child into the water" thing? It seems like a tough barrier to entry. it's true there is a certain amount of natural selection going on but over a long enough timeframe we expect it to be perfectly safe
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Aug 16, 2022 02:20
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wiegieman posted:Unless you worked in a shot tower, your atmospheric and environmental lead exposure level would be vastly lower than the leaded gas era. Clearly its the only explanation for my posting.
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Aug 16, 2022 02:38
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Fermilab is getting up to some Aperture Science poo poo. Get your jumpsuits and springboots ready.
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mdxi posted:Fermilab is getting up to some Aperture Science poo poo. Get your jumpsuits and springboots ready. "Be ready to kill Mantis-Men!"
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Aug 16, 2022 03:32
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McCracAttack posted:I would feel better if it just popped up a cube with a question mark on it and told the driver to take the wheel because it didn't know WTF that was. The fact that it keeps guessing and doesn't hand off the task, despite the fact that it clearly doesn't know what it's doing is so perfectly on-brand for a tesla
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Aug 16, 2022 03:39
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mdxi posted:Fermilab is getting up to some Aperture Science poo poo. Get your jumpsuits and springboots ready. I'm already making a list of people whose houses I'm gonna burn down with combustible lemons
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Aug 16, 2022 03:42
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Cat Hatter posted:
Making the entire setup, just that much worse. Its *possible* that the middle one is just to add some space between the trailer end "hitch" and the bumper. Like maybe if they got rid of the middle one then the top part of the trailer end hitch would hit the car bumper and well obviously this person is so careful and attentive and safe, they can't damage the bumper on their car!! Though they could probably trim it (the adaptor) just a little bit to make it not hit the bumper if that is the problem.
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"Maybe just this once I won't bother to meticulously reread my post to make sure my phone's keyboard didn't get any ideas"
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Cyrano4747 posted:Go read the deviant art thread and you’ll see what thr millennial / zoomer version of lead brain looks like. *Old person rant KIDS THESE DAYS, EVEN THEIR DISEASES ARE MADE OF PLASTIC, BACK IN MY DAY, WE HAD THINGS MADE OF METAL IT WAS MEANT TO LAST!!
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ELON MUSK posted:it's true there is a certain amount of natural selection going on but over a long enough timeframe we expect it to be perfectly safe ftfy
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satanic splash-back posted:How do you get over the whole "toss my infant child into the water" thing? It seems like a tough barrier to entry. I don't think the only choices are "toss it in and it swims for a bit" or "baby dies". I really wish this had sound. https://i.imgur.com/BNljXlc.mp4
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ekuNNN posted:crosspost from the schadenfreude thread: I work in a hardware store and can tell you that anyone who buys that neon green paint color looks like the gentleman in the video. One guy thought it would make girls think about sex more when they would see his living room this color.
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Aug 16, 2022 04:33
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Like the gentleman with the sword? Yeah I bet it turns all the bitches on!
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Toupee Groupie posted:I work in a hardware store and can tell you that anyone who buys that neon green paint color looks like the gentleman in the video. One guy thought it would make girls think about sex more when they would see his living room this color. There are people who paint one wall in chroma key green and aren't planning on making YouTube videos?
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Aug 16, 2022 04:45
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ChesterJT posted:I don't think the only choices are "toss it in and it swims for a bit" or "baby dies". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUWmQRrPNUI
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satanic splash-back posted:How do you get over the whole "toss my infant child into the water" thing? It seems like a tough barrier to entry. That is the last test after the 6 weeks. The instructors are very gentle with the babies and spend a lot of time working with them on basic swimming technique like going 5 feet to a rigid structure they can grab. It's quite striking how well the instructors interact with them. The YouTube link that started all this is clearly the end test for a baby.
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HolHorsejob posted:The fact that it keeps guessing and doesn't hand off the task, despite the fact that it clearly doesn't know what it's doing is so perfectly on-brand for a tesla I mean you could wake the driver up but that could lead to angry tweets. Better to find out what that looming white object or small tan one is on your own really.
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So did that fuckin guy run himself or his kid over or what?
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Cat Hatter posted:There are people who paint one wall in chroma key green and aren't planning on making YouTube videos? Nnnoootttt YouTube videos specifically....
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Aug 16, 2022 09:50
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Give up, skeleton.
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Cyrano4747 posted:As someone who has had to deal with the aftermath of ivy really getting into a wall and roof, gently caress that plant forever. What does it do?
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Aug 16, 2022 09:57
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I know on my garage if it gets under the roof it'll start splitting the roof/shingles off.
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TotalLossBrain posted:It'll be microplastics for us the dinosaurs' revenge
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Aug 16, 2022 12:21
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GotLag posted:What does it do? Ivy sends root tendrils into any cracks it can find. Not only do these tendrils grow, they are used to support the growing weight of the vine. This tends to be bad for whatever they're stuck into.
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Aug 16, 2022 12:37
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Yeah. It pulls roofs and sides of houses right the gently caress off.
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brick has to be maintained regularly, to the surprise of everyone who thinks "brick wall strong good" then ends up seeking a $35,000 HELOC to redo the exterior and abate whatever water damage resulted from the wall turning into a standing waterfall feature every time it rained
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Toupee Groupie posted:I work in a hardware store and can tell you that anyone who buys that neon green paint color looks like the gentleman in the video. One guy thought it would make girls think about sex more when they would see his living room this color. You'd think they'd notice someway or another that it's only their dick that is that color. Strange.
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Aug 16, 2022 13:44
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ivy on walls looks whimsical. I say keep it.
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Ive also murders trees, especially english ivy.
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Potato Salad posted:brick has to be maintained regularly, to the surprise of everyone who thinks "brick wall strong good" then ends up seeking a $35,000 HELOC to redo the exterior and abate whatever water damage resulted from the wall turning into a standing waterfall feature every time it rained Euh not if you know how to build a brick building. My parents hous is almost 100 years old, no maintenance is ever done to the brick work. Ventilation is key I thinks
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LifeSunDeath posted:ivy on walls looks whimsical. I say keep it. Ivy on walls is really nice in Planet Zoo because it covers my horrible architectural decisions. I assume the same applies in real life.
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Plan R posted:"Be ready to kill Mantis-Men!" Pick up a rifle and follow the yellow line. You’ll know when the test starts
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Mynameismud posted:Euh not if you know how to build a brick building. Have they repointed it, ever? Because maybe that’s ok if they live in Arizona but ruh roh if they live someplace that gets rain.
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Cyrano4747 posted:Have they repointed it, ever? Because maybe that’s ok if they live in Arizona but ruh roh if they live someplace that gets rain. Do you think that everyone is constantly having to get their houses repointed in the UK? My parents lived in a centuries old brick house that has never needed repointing whilst they were there over 2 decades, not even close to needing it. There's loads of old brick houses around, it rains a lot, and you rarely see people having to get the brickwork re-done.
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