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No one's mentioned what happens should the toothpaste mints melt.
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FutonForensic posted:Edit: Oh my God. I can only hope the rather alarming gap in the middle still adheres to an even step height as us humans are horrid walking up stairs to the point where a very very slight deviation will cause us to stumble.
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Khazar-khum posted:Way back in the Olden Days, people disguised their microwaves by putting rabbit ears on them.
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Stuntman posted:Playing DVDs at X2 speed.
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Aug 11, 2014 01:31
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 When I was a kid I did use the toaster to make "fried bread" by buttering both sides of frozen bread and putting it into the toaster (not side on mind you). It...kind of worked and did produce a pale imitation of actually frying slices in a pan. If anything did run off it likely ended up in the crumb tray.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Bunch of scrubs not grinding your garlic with a mortar and pestle.
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I once heard that you must only open your microwave after it stops beeping as that's when the radiation will safely be gone.  Or the old urban legend of how some pop star got breast cancer from microwaving her bottles of water. I've never quite understood why someone would microwave water bottles.
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EZipperelli posted:Prisonhacks!
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Feb 21, 2015 11:20
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Lucy Heartfilia posted:What does this actually mean?
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Feb 21, 2015 11:52
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Fo3 posted:gently caress bic thieves, they're everywhere. "Can I borrow a light?" at a party means never seeing that bic again as McSwifty pockets it, turns around and disappears like magic, ( or passes it on, and they pass it on and so on.)
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I have a friend who insists 3D printing is going to be at the level of "print new brake pads for your car and other parts". He's got a bit of a Technocratic bent with the idea that technology will enable the common folk to conquer all. Of course there's the irony that he's waiting for someone else to invent this - not put his mind to it. He also has the idea that the next revolution will be spurned by mobs armed with 3D printed guns. He gets a bit over excited at proof of concept things that show glass and metals being printed or points out how scale models of jet engines are going to lead to the full things being made in a printer. I have to point out that it would be very hard to print large things like turbines on a cost effective scale and still meet the tolerance levels you can get from standard methods of forging.
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Oct 28, 2015 02:38
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13Pandora13 posted:It's loving grate!
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Ok it seems bulletproof clipboards are a thing and have been used by police during car stops in case someone tries to shoot them. Back in the day they had enough heft in them to clobber someone.
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