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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I think the funny is supposed to be the fresh bronies delivered daily. Yeah, but the poster mentioned he also didn't know what a Zhill tuxedo was...
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I think the funny is supposed to be the fresh bronies delivered daily. Yes, but I am glad to have the mystery solved! I cannot account for the brony thing other then maybe they left the register unattended and someone changed it? An unattended ATM in Chinatown is how I got my eternal phone homescreen: 
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bunnielab posted:Yes, but I am glad to have the mystery solved! I cannot account for the brony thing other then maybe they left the register unattended and someone changed it? An unattended ATM in Chinatown is how I got my eternal phone homescreen: Maybe it was supposed to be brownies?
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VanSandman posted:...pride parade or Star Trek convention? BerkerkLurk has a new favorite as of 20:16 on Mar 13, 2014 |
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Polo-Rican posted:Actually, yes, this is true! Maybe you should ask business tips from your cat.
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PainterofCrap posted:What about the crucifix imbedded under I live in a very... Let's say tolerant... area of the city, and I've learned that pronouns in the English language are woefully inadequate.
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Hogge Wild posted:Maybe you should ask business tips from your cat. I wouldn't. He's shady as gently caress.
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My Lovely Horse posted:The saddest thing, knowing you could pull off the greatest Yoda cosplay but liking Star Trek better. This costume is just right there for the taking and he passed: 
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made this a while back for some reason & just found it..
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It's aatrek's greatest conundrum. Little startrek dude is too old but just the right size.
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I think I recall that couple posted elsewhere a long time ago in different costumes; they're lesbians
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BARONS GAMES WHINER posted:There's a reason they call it Knifecrime Island Good old British Dollars.
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Polo-Rican posted:Did you make this or find this?? That's my cat! 
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Is that Stratfordshire pottery? Recently read a book about the real-life crime that led to the development of English crime fiction in the Victorian Era and learned about these: major events would be interpreted in these pieces, so say a royal got married or had a baby, there was a piece for that. But scandalous events would get pieces too, sometimes decades later as an event became more twisted over time and public consciousness. That's why you got stuff for the Red Barn murder depicting the barn, the victim, and the muderer. Some of the larger pieces with multiple figures would have only be available to the rich. With no Internet or TV and much of the population illiterate, this was how some events would be portrayed. This would be like having a ceramic depicting George Zimmerman gunning down Trayvon Martin. You invite your friend over for a drink and discuss the murders and all the news and rumor surrounding it. Ain't no thing!  Edit: here's a good article on the subject - sorry if this isn't too funny but I find how people communicated popular ideas prior to widespread literacy and modern communication technology fascinating. SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL has a new favorite as of 02:11 on Mar 14, 2014 |
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SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:Is that Stratfordshire pottery? Recently read a book about the real-life crime that led to the development of English crime fiction in the Victorian Era and learned about these: major events would be interpreted in these pieces, so say a royal got married or had a baby, there was a piece for that. But scandalous events would get pieces too, sometimes decades later as an event became more twisted over time and public consciousness. That's why you got stuff for the Red Barn murder depicting the barn, the victim, and the muderer. Some of the larger pieces with multiple figures would have only be available to the rich. http://www.potterybarn.com/products/lol-tray/
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SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:
Imagine an allegorical representation of your post with "A Good Post" written on the pedestal.
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Things like this are the reason why I'm convinced the local Pottery Barn burning down a few years ago was arson.
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DrBouvenstein posted:This costume is just right there for the taking and he passed: I don't even think that's makeup; that's just regular Clint Howard ugly.
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that is a $28 t-shirt I'm not really looking for that kind of commitment right now. We should just be friends.
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:that is a $28 t-shirt threadzoned again
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SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:Edit: here's a good article on the subject - sorry if this isn't too funny but I find how people communicated popular ideas prior to widespread literacy and modern communication technology fascinating. The Staffordshire pieces are a hell of a cool subject but I'm surprised that author knows so little about pottery that they think the guy firing the kiln maybe had like uh a couple ways to check the temp sort of, I guess, and aren't they quaint. Pottery is about a billion years old and we've had very accurate measurement methods for kilns since way before the whole Republic of Rome vs J. Christ scandal. 
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Can you guys in the US dispense fuel automatically without having to hold the trigger in ? I keep seeing this in movies.
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Finally, some proof that girls get gas too.
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Fozaldo posted:Can you guys in the US dispense fuel automatically without having to hold the trigger in ? I keep seeing this in movies. If I understand you correctly: yes. There is this little wedge that is attached to the trigger that can be set up against usually 2 or 3 different 'stops' and it holds the trigger up for you. Thank you simple machines. In fact, you get so used to using this little wedge that when you hit a gas station that has them removed you can get pretty annoyed. Hold my own gas trigger in with my hands? Ain't nobody got time for that! #1stworldproblems Fake edit: Some states removed this. I think it may have had something to do with forgetting to put the nozzle away and driving off, ruining the pump, or gas station mishaps. dialhforhero has a new favorite as of 20:43 on Mar 14, 2014 |
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dialhforhero posted:If I understand you correctly: yes. There is this little wedge that is attached to the trigger that can be set up against usually 2 or 3 different 'stops' and it holds the trigger up for you. Thank you simple machines. In most states. In Hawaii (and I think California), this is not present, so you do have to hold the trigger the whole time.
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dialhforhero posted:If I understand you correctly: yes. There is this little wedge that is attached to the trigger that can be set up against usually 2 or 3 different 'stops' and it holds the trigger up for you. Thank you simple machines.
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hooah posted:In most states. In Hawaii (and I think California), this is not present, so you do have to hold the trigger the whole time. It's this way in MA and VT too. I remember when you could just leave it on, it was a perfect time to wash the windows!
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Shampoo posted:It's this way in MA and VT too. I remember when you could just leave it on, it was a perfect time to wash the windows! Exactly! Or when I was using YNAB regularly, perfect time to get the transaction set up.
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hooah posted:In most states. In Hawaii (and I think California), this is not present, so you do have to hold the trigger the whole time. In New Hampshire, it's not illegal, but the little indented plate things are broken off most of the time and you have stand there freezing your balls off and holding the goddamn thing.
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Shampoo posted:I remember when you could just leave it on, it was a perfect time to wash the windows! Or pop a quart of oil in the engine if you drive an RX-8.
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dialhforhero posted:Sounds like (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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hooah posted:In most states. In Hawaii (and I think California), this is not present, so you do have to hold the trigger the whole time. California definitely still has it. I didn't even know they made them without.
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Did too many people blow themselves up? Is that why some states don't have them? My state does.  content 
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Aerox posted:California definitely still has it. I didn't even know they made them without. //edit: that's not a funny picture, though.  This is how: vv https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFKOD3KRkZs vv Artemis J Brassnuts has a new favorite as of 20:53 on Mar 14, 2014 |
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