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freeedr posted:Or just change the Imgur link extension to .gif and it will put the gif version here if that’s what you want. It just shows a single frame from the gif but it doesn't play. Helluva has a new favorite as of 01:53 on Jan 13, 2024 |
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Helluva posted:It just shows a single frame from the gif but it doesn't play. If that's what you did here I have horrible news (it's playing)
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Flipperwaldt posted:Can't speak for the ios app, but it won't embed on any other platform if you do that. Url tags are correct. I didn't mean gifs, I ment if the hosting converts it to video since op asked
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poo poo Fuckasaurus posted:If that's what you did here I have horrible news (it's playing) Some of them still doesn't work, must be a problem with imgur.
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ThisIsJohnWayne posted:I didn't mean gifs, I ment if the hosting converts it to video since op asked
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This is what I'm getting as the only embedding option with some. It doesn't provide a direct link.
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Goufin around. Imma crosspost this in the gunpla thread.
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https://i.imgur.com/rNcPvt4.mp4
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Looks more dangerous than just learning to ride a horse
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Sonic after the value of his coins hit rock bottom
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freeedr posted:My stick vacuum does the whole house usually twice per day. I get the big vacuum out for deeper cleanings though. Im a clean freak and this is insanity, why do you need to vacuum twice a day
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Mr. Crow posted:Im a clean freak and this is insanity, why do you need to vacuum twice a day I had a loss at a house where the HO had a vacuum cleaner on each floor of the house. Four. No, they were not disabled. They cleaned under and behind the refrigerator weekly
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PainterofCrap posted:I had a loss at a house where the HO had a vacuum cleaner on each floor of the house. Why was the house a loss? Did they vacuum the load bearing parts off the house down to nothing?
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Heck, if I could afford a four-story house I'd also keep a vacuum on each floor instead of hauling them up and down the stairs.
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Garrand posted:Heck, if I could afford a four-story house I'd also keep a vacuum on each floor instead of hauling them up and down the stairs. I'd get one less story and pay a cleaner with the savings.
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just get one of those central vacuums so you have a suck hole in each room you attach the hose too
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Mr. Crow posted:Im a clean freak and this is insanity, why do you need to vacuum twice a day I'm glad someone said something. That sentence has bothered me since they wrote it, but no one else said anything. Got me starting to think I was living in a dump or something.
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Roblo posted:I'm glad someone said something. That sentence has bothered me since they wrote it, but no one else said anything. Got me starting to think I was living in a dump or something. If the internal pressure is low and there is a lot of earth outside, and if the person is asthmatic?
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Non Compos Mentis posted:just get one of those central vacuums so you have a suck hole in each room you attach the hose too I should call him...
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Mr. Crow posted:Im a clean freak and this is insanity, why do you need to vacuum twice a day
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https://i.imgur.com/OAzcoRC.mp4
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Non Compos Mentis posted:just get one of those central vacuums so you have a suck hole in each room you attach the hose too When my parents had a house built in the early 90's they got one of those centralized vacuum cleaner systems. It's a cool idea until something gets stuck somewhere in the pipe in the wall.
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I assume that's an apiarist saving a hive? Those squares are cut to fit the box? Are the workers that got sucked up mostly dead?
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When I was young, I kept hearing a weird noise in the attic above my room. You could knock at that spot and it would change and go away for a little bit but come back. We ignored it. One day I was up in my room practicing guitar and noticed a bee on my shirt. Huh, weird. Then I started noticing them everywhere, probably a hundred bees had infiltrated my room via a chewed hole in the ceiling, with more crawling out by the second I was not chill like that guy, we gassed them to hell
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That guy is some kind of bee whisperer. Or maybe they were the ones who contracted him? I don't know
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PainterofCrap posted:Are the workers that got sucked up mostly dead? They use a "bee vac", it has gentle suction and deposits them into a big box or bucket. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chMaYgUgU0Y He also talks about the procedure in the gif above, it's called a 'cut-out' and is rather labor intensive but the most thorough way to safely remove/relocate a hive that has set up in a structure. Ror has a new favorite as of 16:09 on Jan 15, 2024 |
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Yeah you can see he eventually captures the queen. Once that happens, all the bees will follow to their new home and bee chill.
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Every piece of media involving bees 20 years ago had the person wearing a giant suit and nobody seems to bother with that stuff anymore
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Those are some docile bees.
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Well they’re house bees, soooo Domesticated, if you will.
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Here's some more beemanity: https://www.twitter.com/playteaux/status/1746143614818828672
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Save the beeeeeeeeees.
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Android Apocalypse posted:When my parents had a house built in the early 90's they got one of those centralized vacuum cleaner systems. It's a cool idea until something gets stuck somewhere in the pipe in the wall. My Aunt and Uncle put a system like that in their house when they built it, and 20 years on they still get excited to show off the fact that they can sweep crumbs or whatever into one spot in front of their kitchen island and then kick open a plate that would suck it into the system. It's pretty sweet, if I'm honest.
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PainterofCrap posted:I assume that's an apiarist saving a hive? Those squares are cut to fit the box? Are the workers that got sucked up mostly dead? Yeah, someone on imgur looked up the guy based on his shirt and he's a professional bee relocator, he's got a ton more videos on the company page: https://www.hinterlandbees.com/videos Dumb Sex-Parrot posted:Those are some docile bees. On this page, he mentions that in Australia bees aren't aggressive, which just seems wrong based on everything I know about Australia. Also, some nutter let bees build a hive in their walls for five years before the neighbours started getting stung and the council demanded they get it removed
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I once stayed at a place in south america that had a huge bee hive in the backyard. Owner said to just stay away from it. No problem I think. Then the first night I get up to grab something from the kitchen, and walking around in the dark I feel something flying around. I turn on the lights and discover that at night, the entire hive likes to relocate into the kitchen to stay warm. Bees covering every surface. A few nights later some else comes to stay in one of the other rooms in the house. I tell them "Stay out of the kitchen at night, there's bees." I think they thought I meant I saw A bee, so the first night they're there I'm woken up to shouts of "JESUS gently caress! WHAT IN THE loving HELL!!"
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Mauser posted:Every piece of media involving bees 20 years ago had the person wearing a giant suit and nobody seems to bother with that stuff anymore Unsurprisingly beekeepers have preferred and selected for the most chill colonies which have also affected wild populations so bees are just generally a lot less aggressive today.
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When I was 16, I lived in my father's basement. One day I heard all this stomping going on upstairs, so I went to check it out. Our kitchen was swarming with bees. My dog was freaking out, my dad was freaking out. Just bees, bees, bees everywhere! Then all at once, WHOOSH no bees. Dead silence. My father, who had been stung like eight times now stood there panting, confused. I quickly took the dog out, so he wouldn't get his stupid butt stung. Then the bees came back, all at once. No bees, then thousands of bees. They stung us, then retreated. Suddenly no bees. It turns out there was a tiny hole in the ceiling, and the bees were like all coming out in waves then rushing back in. We duct-taped the hole shut and let the bees have the attic.
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credburn posted:When I was 16, I lived in my father's basement. One day I heard all this stomping going on upstairs, so I went to check it out. Our kitchen was swarming with bees. My dog was freaking out, my dad was freaking out. Just bees, bees, bees everywhere! Then all at once, WHOOSH no bees. Dead silence. My father, who had been stung like eight times now stood there panting, confused. I quickly took the dog out, so he wouldn't get his stupid butt stung. Then the bees came back, all at once. No bees, then thousands of bees. They stung us, then retreated. Suddenly no bees. It turns out there was a tiny hole in the ceiling, and the bees were like all coming out in waves then rushing back in. We duct-taped the hole shut and let the bees have the attic. All These Rooms Are Yours Except The Attic. Attempt No Entry There. Use Them Together. Use Them In Peace.
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greazeball posted:Yeah, someone on imgur looked up the guy based on his shirt and he's a professional bee relocator, he's got a ton more videos on the company page: https://www.hinterlandbees.com/videos Australian has over 1700 species of native bees and most do have stings, but I've never heard of anyone getting hurt by them. It's always European honey bees. e: We did have a "Africanised killer bee" scare back in the 80s, but nothing ever came of that. Megillah Gorilla has a new favorite as of 14:29 on Jan 16, 2024 |
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Over here it's invasive Asian hornets that are causing some trouble, stinging people if they feel that their nest is being threatened, and preying on local honey bees, which don't have the appropriate evolutionary defenses (yet). It's contributing to a decline in the bee population.
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