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Megillah Gorilla posted:From r/Australia, be on the lookout for shonky Woolworths checkout totals: Yeah just saw that, gently caress me. That's an absolutely massive grab-the-pitchforks level rort if people can prove it's happening consistently
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Nam Taf posted:Cor blimey this is a work of art gently caress, I forgot to get a decent laksa. Wasted my trip
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Fucken bewdy.
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Nam Taf posted:Cor blimey this is a work of art Melbourne's Asian food scene shits all over San Francisco's too, another place with historic old Asian cultures and newer ones. Proximity to Asia and high quality produce at affordable(lol) costs is doing wonders here.
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Infinitum posted:Yeah just saw that, gently caress me. How do you even pretend it's an accident? "Take the values in this column and add them up" is the most basic poo poo a computer can do. I do wonder if this sort of error carries over to receipts. Make it a lot easier to track down. I know I'll be using the calculator on my phone from now on for small purchases and checking the receipt for larger ones.
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Someone figure out the issue is that the displayed discounts were not applied to the total
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Infinitum posted:Turn's out my Nieces boyfriend is in the new Lamb ad and I didn't notice. Apparently my brother has already cut me off at the pass and his nickname is now Day-Z
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Serious question will trimming all my body hair with my electric razor make this heatwave any more bearable
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For a time. Until the regrowth starts to get all itchy and spiky and ingrown. Depends what your definition of bearable is I guess.
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Probably not unless you're like, Robin Williams hairy
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Shaved my head yesterday, cause gently caress the humidity.
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Infinitum posted:Shaved my head yesterday, cause gently caress the humidity. I copped a funny look from a tradie while I was in my sarong into the local chippie
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Gotta wear underwear with the sarong, mate
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Lube Enthusiast posted:Serious question will trimming all my body hair with my electric razor make this heatwave any more bearable make yourself pure
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Now that society has normalised women shaving in commercials, we can work on hairy guys like myself shaving our beer bellies in the sink, which is what i’ve been doing since my last post e: perth goonmeet, need someone trustworthy to do my back and rear end crevice
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Jestery posted:I copped a funny look from a tradie while I was in my sarong into the local chippie You're in 
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my beard trimmer has a body hair head that i find better to fix up my stubble its real nice and wide
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Lube Enthusiast posted:Now that society has normalised women shaving in commercials, we can work on hairy guys like myself shaving our beer bellies in the sink, which is what i’ve been doing since my last post Do not shave your arse crack. I will not provide any further detail but you should trust me on this.
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Infinitum posted:Gotta wear underwear with the sarong, mate I gotta wear the underwear Goku does
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Bill Posters posted:Do not shave your arse crack. I will not provide any further detail but you should trust me on this. razor for rear end bum
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Lube Enthusiast posted:Now that society has normalised women shaving in commercials, we can work on hairy guys like myself shaving our beer bellies in the sink, which is what i’ve been doing since my last post did it work?
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Anyone got any recommendations for electric whipper snippers? Something with a rudimentary hedging bit would be nice but ultimately I just need something to replace my 2 stroke job that is falling apart and can barely even hold a cord, I can always borrow a Hedger when necessary if it means saving a hundred bucks. Battery life isn't super relevant, I need it for twenty minutes a week tops but something that uses thicker cord would be nice, like more than 1.5 at least cause I have some gnarly weeds around the place I need to hack down once every month or so
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I've got a Ryobi one+ and it kinda sucks cutting through anything remotely thick.
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I bit the bullet and bought a Ryobi 36V line trimmer. Finally free of all my fuel powered gardening tools. All battery now. They don't have the torque of petrol power, but once you have the batteries, you're golden. I also replaced the head of the line trimmer with one of these:  I hate the regular feed heads. If the line snaps inside the head, they're a loving nightmare. Megillah Gorilla fucked around with this message at 15:24 on Jan 14, 2024 |
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we got a red one that has tiny plastic blades instead of line its not bad
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Jestery posted:I copped a funny look from a tradie while I was in my sarong into the local chippie Wear a bintang shirt and some Oakley's and you'll fit right in like you just got back from Bali.
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Jezza of OZPOS posted:Anyone got any recommendations for electric whipper snippers? Something with a rudimentary hedging bit would be nice but ultimately I just need something to replace my 2 stroke job that is falling apart and can barely even hold a cord, I can always borrow a Hedger when necessary if it means saving a hundred bucks. Battery life isn't super relevant, I need it for twenty minutes a week tops but something that uses thicker cord would be nice, like more than 1.5 at least cause I have some gnarly weeds around the place I need to hack down once every month or so The entry level Ryobi one is a bit gutless but it does share a battery with a bunch of other Ryobi tools which is handy. It cuts most stuff but it definitely struggles with woody weeds like nightshade. The 36V version is probably better but you pay a shitload more for it.
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The 18 volt ryobi whipper snipper is crap, I've got one I still use out of spite and tightarsedness but would never buy another one. It can barely handle cutting a bit of grass up against a post, can't do edges properly if they're a bit overgrown and is useless for heavy grass or weeds.
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I've got an 18v Ozito xpxc that uses the replaceable plastic blades instead of wire that despite being a cheapie has been working for years. If anything it's just the batteries being poo poo that is the issue with it, have gone through several. Never had an issue with the plastic blades that everyone seems to be annoyed about, as unless I am smacking pavement or rocks they don't break off easily. Have to replace them more than wire, but that's about it. Have even used it for mowing the entire front verge when I didn't have a working mower and it managed. Fine for grass or light weeds, anything with a decent stem (more than a few cm thick) I just yank out. Otherwise yeah I'd be hacking away at it for too long. Whoforthenwhat fucked around with this message at 22:40 on Jan 14, 2024 |
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Don't discount corded AC gear if you're within like 50m of a power point. Plenty of power, cheap and works just fine.
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I dunno, a whipper snipper with a cord just seems destined for disaster.
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I mean I totally get that some people just don't have the mental wherewithal to keep track of things like that, so use your judgement for sure.
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One more summer like this and I'm moving. I wanted to escape the heat but not the sun. It's been 2/3 overcast every summer for 3 years straight.
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Kharnifex posted:Go petrol or go home diesel or you’re a waster
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Yeah this summer has been a little soggy tbh. Gardening has been an exercise in getting what I can done when it’s not raining. It’s also tricky to get things like model cars done cause I can’t airbrush when it’s raining given I have to do that outside.
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well why not posted:diesel or you’re a waster Good luck with that, stick to 4 stroke
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Kharnifex posted:Good luck with that, stick to 4 stroke well why not posted:2 stroke or you’re a waster
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