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I got Dr Bronner's peppermint body wash of something after seeing Chinatown mention it a few times. I like it but holy poo poo does it hurt my balls/taint. Like, he said it gets tingly but no. It burns. I have a sensitive taint and it should be treated with respect. edit: taint snipe
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"Taint for me" - Pennywise testemonial
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Nov 9, 2019 23:20
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don't die thread this has been helping me. I personally love the Ring doorbell that I got last christmas. When I'm at work I can see who's at the door and even talk to them. As someone that lives alone its comforting to know when someone is at the front door. I also really love my Blink wifi battery operated security cameras. They run off AA batteries and have lasted a year so far with no need to replace them. Really saves money and time on installing cameras and I can arm and disarm them with my phone. I'd link to them but i think both have newer versions available on amazon and I dunno if they are as good, but i bet they are. Wendigee fucked around with this message at 02:10 on Nov 10, 2019 |
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Nov 10, 2019 02:03
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Son of Rodney posted:
Yeah a cordless vacuum has improved my life drastically.
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Nov 10, 2019 02:11
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Pennywise the Frown posted:I got Dr Bronner's peppermint body wash of something after seeing Chinatown mention it a few times. I like it but holy poo poo does it hurt my balls/taint. Like, he said it gets tingly but no. It burns. MY WIFE has sensitive skin, too. You should try the fragrance-free “baby” version of Dr. Bronners; it’s good.
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Nov 10, 2019 02:31
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The day baby bronners touches my taint over full strength "come to Jesus"strength is the day I surrender fully to the state
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Nov 10, 2019 03:14
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I got a Breville electric kettle that motors the tea down into the water and then fishes it back out after a preset amount of time so I don’t have to sit there watching it like a poor person.
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Nov 10, 2019 03:27
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If you're interested in electric kettles, make sure you get a variable-temperature one, so you can heat the water to the proper temperature when you're making coffee or tea.
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Nov 10, 2019 03:34
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Pththya-lyi posted:If you're interested in electric kettles, make sure you get a variable-temperature one, so you can heat the water to the proper temperature when you're making coffee or tea. I got this Miroco Electric Kettle Temperature Control Stainless Steel 1.7 L Tea Kettle around 2 months ago. It loving rocks. 5 different temp settingsand boils fast as hell. Its as cheap as you are ever going to find it right now at 30 bucks after $20 coupon
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Nov 10, 2019 06:12
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bird with big dick posted:I got a Breville electric kettle that motors the tea down into the water and then fishes it back out after a preset amount of time so I don’t have to sit there watching it like a poor person. This is a very British post.
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Nov 10, 2019 06:14
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Second most cherished thing in my household apart from my coffee machine is an automatic milk foamer for cappuccino. I just put some milk in, press a button an presto, perfect foam. I dragged my feet paying 30 bucks for something that only foams milk for a long time, but not I'm glad of it ever single morning.
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Nov 10, 2019 09:50
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Son of Rodney posted:Second most cherished thing in my household apart from my coffee machine is an automatic milk foamer for cappuccino. I just put some milk in, press a button an presto, perfect foam. I would have loving killed for one of these back when I waited tables, it's so simple and comes out beautiful.
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Nov 10, 2019 10:04
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Richard M Nixon posted:Every time I see these, I imagine they were a thinly veiled excuse for housewives to get a masturbation toy since their husbands were too afraid of real ones. Then I think they probably just make you nauseous from being shaken so much. Can anyone weigh in? The gyms in Japan have these things and they seem mostly like an extremely complicated way to jiggle you. If you need to have parts of your thighs, butt, or abdomen jiggled there is no finer product.
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Nov 10, 2019 10:06
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The Panasonic FlashXpress toaster oven. If I had to choose between it and a microwave, it would win.
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Burt Sexual posted:This is a very British post. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVmNboY14aU&t=139s
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I wouldn't ever brew anything in my kettle. Seems like it could stain it or leave leftover flavors behind. I only use it for water and then a vinegar solution to clean it every once in a while and then rinse it 10 times and do a few boiling cycles to get the vinegar out.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:...a vinegar solution to clean it every once in a while and then rinse it 10 times and do a few boiling cycles to get the vinegar out. Citric acid [found with baking supplies in the supermarket] is dramatically more effective for kettle cleaning than acetic acid, and it smells a lot less objectionable too. Just throw a couple of teaspoons into a full kettle, bring it to the boil and rinse. Good as new.
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Richard M Nixon posted:Every time I see these, I imagine they were a thinly veiled excuse for housewives to get a masturbation toy since their husbands were too afraid of real ones. Then I think they probably just make you nauseous from being shaken so much. Can anyone weigh in? It basically just jiggles you in a mildly vigorous manner. It'd be tough to masturbate with, but I suppose life finds a way. Richard M Nixon posted:My friend has a bug salt shotgun that he loves. It's just a little hand pumped compressed air rock salt thing but he always seems to have fun getting flies with it. I bought these for my father and both of my brothers. It's important to note that they don't work well on hornets....
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Empty Sandwich posted:It basically just jiggles you in a mildly vigorous manner. It'd be tough to masturbate with, but I suppose life finds a way. For a 'harmless household item I can get off on' look no further than the spin clothes dryer, "spin yourself wet".
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Nov 13, 2019 08:38
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my immersion circulator (sous vide thing) loving rules and I use it all the time, I used to be god awful at judging times for things and nearly murdered my famil with undercooked meats, or disgusted them with overdone dry garbage, driving them further away from me it turns out there is a better way e. and I even have a no frills knockoff brand one from Amazon, no bluetooth or whatever, it just heats to a certain temperature and circulates water until I tell it to stop, still amazing
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Nov 13, 2019 09:13
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On Ebay you can get 100 magic eraser sponges for like $4 shipped. Cleaning my kitchen and bathroom has gone from something I absolutely hate to something that's done in 3-4 minutes.
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Nov 13, 2019 09:47
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https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Fastening/Impact-Drivers/2656-22CT 1/4" battery impact driver. I use Milwaukee since I already have their batteries and charger, but the Makita brand might actually be slightly better according to AvE All my life I always used mini drills and normal drills for screws and small fasteners and only used 1/2" and larger impacts for the larger fasteners. After building a yard shed in Summer 2018 using impact for the wood screws, never again will I go back to a drill for anything but drilling.
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Ralph Hurley posted:I got this goofy bug vacuum kids toy thing. I couldn’t find a picture of the exact one I have but it’s something like this. I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good. 
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Applesnots posted:I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good. This is some villian level gadgetry work. Nice.
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Applesnots posted:I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good. lmao what
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Applesnots posted:I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good.  What other feats of engineering do you engage in? Please tell us.
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FALLOUT 4 DLC looking good
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Applesnots posted:I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good. What's your opinion on self made lumber mills? Or slowly killing a barn full of rats with carbon monoxide?
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If Dr Bronners liquid soap dries out your skin too much try the bar soap. I switched to that and don't get any dry patches on my skin or anything anymore
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Applesnots posted:I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good. Interesting. I prefer to relocate spiders rather than exploding them, but one time I caught a spider and saw a second spider so I sucked that one up too. What I didn’t occur to me is once they were in the chamber together, the bigger one would kill and devour the smaller one with shocking efficiency and speed. Spiders are cool.
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Literally A Person posted:
I just like to make things that nobody has made before. I have a birdhouse painted by a 1st grader that I installed a food processor on to and a motion detector to turn it on. I would NEVER use it though, just wanted to make it. So, lots of weird poo poo. ShortyMR.CAT posted:What's your opinion on self made lumber mills? Or slowly killing a barn full of rats with carbon monoxide? As long as I am not using the self made lumber mill I am all for them. I have killed moles with my cars exhaust taped to a garden hose that was stuck in their tunnels. Ralph Hurley posted:Interesting. I prefer to relocate spiders rather than exploding them, but one time I caught a spider and saw a second spider so I sucked that one up too. What I didn’t occur to me is once they were in the chamber together, the bigger one would kill and devour the smaller one with shocking efficiency and speed. Spiders are cool. I dont kill spiders, they get free reign of my house. I like the little leggy buddies. They are helpful little roomies. Applesnots fucked around with this message at 23:25 on Nov 18, 2019 |
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Applesnots posted:I just like to make things that nobody has made before. I have a birdhouse painted by a 1st grader that I installed a food processor on to and a motion detector to turn it on. I would NEVER use it though, just wanted to make it. So, lots of weird poo poo. My man I really hope you're a professional exterminator because otherwise..
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Applesnots posted:So, lots of weird poo poo. Like what? Which one is most dangerous? When was the last time you got electrocuted?
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The Walrus posted:Like what? Which one is most dangerous? When was the last time you got electrocuted? Never been electrocuted and I have been doing this for decades. As for the most dangerous, Hmm, A tie between the ashtray made out of pressed gun powder or the tazer in a baby sized Reebok shoe with a tv capacitor and a charging circuit in it, It literary melts flesh. Ed: Arm mounted flamethrower is pretty dangerous too. Forgot about that one. Is been years Applesnots fucked around with this message at 00:56 on Nov 19, 2019 |
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Nov 19, 2019 00:54
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Post the grover flamethrower
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Colonel Cancer posted:Post the grover flamethrower
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Applesnots posted:Never been electrocuted and I have been doing this for decades. As for the most dangerous, Hmm, A tie between the ashtray made out of pressed gun powder or the tazer in a baby sized Reebok shoe with a tv capacitor and a charging circuit in it, It literary melts flesh. This is Wile E Coyote levels of stupid what the gently caress. But on second thought it would make a great gift. Colonel Cancer posted:Post the groverthrower
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Colonel Cancer posted:Post the grover flamethrower please
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Applesnots posted:I have one of those, I took out the magnifying lense and added a high voltage charging circuit to it and a death grid. Basically like a vacuum powered bug zapper that runs of AA batteries. Good for getting bugs out of the window sill, they explode real good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIU8WZR9DNA
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Applesnots posted:I just like to make things that nobody has made before. I have a birdhouse painted by a 1st grader that I installed a food processor on to and a motion detector to turn it on. I would NEVER use it though, just wanted to make it. So, lots of weird poo poo. What the gently caress why???
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