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The_Franz posted:glass shower doors, particularly modern frameless and semi-frameless, are nice and easy to clean I'm absolutely forced to assume that it's a sex thing
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My current shower takes up an end of the bathroom and has a weird double showerhead setup, one on each opposing wall that I assume is a sex thing. Suck and gently caress without the taller person hogging the water.
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shoeberto posted:Has it gotten annoying hearing Bill Gates droning on in the back of your mind about kneeling before the new world order yet? I get pretty irritated by repetitive noises so it's the thing I'm most worried about. your 5G must be malfunctioning, the script is about the information superhighway
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Fortaleza posted:My current shower takes up an end of the bathroom and has a weird double showerhead setup, one on each opposing wall that I assume is a sex thing. Suck and gently caress without the taller person hogging the water. dual showerheads are glorious i bought a thing that has a shower head plus a shower wand and i can stand and have showers on the front and back at the same time and it's loving luxurious
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Mar 18, 2021 02:09
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Sagebrush posted:i had one of those in my apartment in china. it had an electric outlet inside on the far wall and if you pointed the shower head all the way up it would spray on it. same. every apartment ive had here is like this
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Mar 18, 2021 02:09
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My new shower has a seat in it. I never thought I wanted a seat in a shower, but now I can't imagine showering without a seat. All these years I've been standing while showering like a chump.
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Mar 18, 2021 02:25
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fart simpson posted:same. every apartment ive had here is like this what is the purpose of it? shaving? electric clothes drying rack?
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Mar 18, 2021 02:28
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Sagebrush posted:what is the purpose of it? shaving? electric clothes drying rack? all of mine have had the water heater plugged in there
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Mar 18, 2021 02:30
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mediaphage posted:dual showerheads are glorious Too rich for my blood, I never turn the second one on. We don’t really get droughts here but it still seems kinda wasteful.
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Mar 18, 2021 02:32
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Fortaleza posted:Too rich for my blood, I never turn the second one on. We don’t really get droughts here but it still seems kinda wasteful. nope. they're both water sparing, plus i turn the water way down since i think showers are pretty wasteful anyway. it uses very little water although it's sort of moot, we'll never run out of water here and it's not like it disappears, although it is a waste of energy in the processing
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Mar 18, 2021 02:42
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mediaphage posted:i think showers are pretty wasteful anyway Sure, compared to literally never washing yourself.
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Mar 18, 2021 02:50
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dont showers use like half the water of a bath? do you dry clean yourself
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Sure, compared to literally never washing yourself. yes ha ha i was referring generally to the delta between the two shower heads i have and the single one found in some places. more generally though people take obscene showers sometimes PokeJoe posted:dont showers use like half the water of a bath? do you dry clean yourself dude its gay to wash
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PokeJoe posted:dont showers use like half the water of a bath? do you dry clean yourself Like a tenth. I Googled it and it said 25 gallons - whatever that is - for a shower and 70 gallons for a bath, but then I noticed it said "for a 10-minute shower". A shower shouldn't last more than three minutes unless you're very dirty.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Like a tenth. yeah unless i'm really sore i tend to take very quick showers but my so absolutely does not i can't believe i have to explain this but i was never making the point that baths are a better option but that a lot of people spend a gently caress load of time in the shower
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mediaphage posted:yeah unless i'm really sore i tend to take very quick showers but my so absolutely does not ah, well gently caress them and their lives and their stupid-rear end lovely-tasting "shower beers"
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3D Megadoodoo posted:ah, well gently caress them and their lives and their stupid-rear end lovely-tasting "shower beers" i'd be lying if i said i'd never done it but tbh i don't see the appeal over relaxing after the shower with one
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shower beers are great, gently caress you
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mediaphage posted:i'd be lying if i said i'd never done it but tbh i don't see the appeal over relaxing after the shower with one do both op
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Mar 18, 2021 03:10
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i like the shower beer sometimes but i used to drink them to pregame going to bars and such
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fart simpson posted:all of mine have had the water heater plugged in there ah i had one of those gas powered flash heaters in the wall. it would only turn on when there was enough flow through the hot water line, but the shower had a pressure balancing knob. so you'd turn it up gradually and it would stay ice cold, and then at about 60% there'd be enough hot water flow and the heater would kick on, but because it was a gas heater 60% was way too much and it would quickly become scalding hot. but turn it below that point and the heater would turn off again and back to ice cold. for the first month or so i would cycle the knob back and forth every 20 seconds, listening to the heater turning on and off, and trying to shower as it warmed up and cooled down. later i discovered that if i pointed the showerhead up as high as it would go, the water would arc through the air (it had good pressure at least) and cool down by the time it landed and i could hunker in the back corner in what felt like a light rain and it was a good temperature. but that also meant the water was constantly cascading down the aforementioned electric outlet. i realize i probably could have tried to adjust the gas heater but nothing about the above situation made me feel like that was a good idea. 
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The Fool posted:do both op 
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Sagebrush posted:ah i had one of those gas powered flash heaters in the wall. yes mine is like that too but even though it’s gas you need to plug it in to an electrical outlet. you gotta play with all the knobs and settings to actually get a reasonable flow of good temp water on the cheap ones yeah. they make some that are much better but your landlord probably bought a $30 special
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now that my covid hair is long my showers are like twice as lengthy
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like this
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fart simpson posted:like this we get it, you vape
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Broken Machine posted:auto accident rates during dark hours are usually about 3 times what they are during the day how much of that is from drunk drivers going home from the bars?
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i bathe in the tears of my enemies
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President Beep posted:i bathe in the tears of my enemies i bathe in a big bathtub with your wife
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you son of a bitch!!
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President Beep posted:woah. how’d it get magnetized in the first place? never heard of that happening to a camera before. I might be getting too lazy with the terminology but it was a wire-wound little U-shaped piece of metal that the camera uses (I think to check fstop in automatic aperture lenses maybe?) and there was an issue in the camera where if you left it on standby for a long time it would eventually magnetize the metal and the sensor would stop working i pulled my camera out of a box after not using it for a few months (with the switch in the on position) and it could only take pictures with the aperture all-the-way contracted until I took a very small piece out and sanded it a lil. Now it works great!
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prefect posted:
if you're a taurus, see your florist
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prefect posted:
it's from the what
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Mar 18, 2021 09:29
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the kentucky fried movie It comes equipped with BIG JIM SLADE
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the late 1970s were an incredible era for comedy films. Kentucky Fried Movie, Animal House, Life of Brian, Holy Grail, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Up In Smoke absolutely genre-defining films all within a few years of each other
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yeah but the 2010s had iron man 3, thor 2, batman v superman, suicide squad, green lantern, avengers age of ultron, captain america 3, captain marvel, and more
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i've never seen any of those 
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Thinking about buying an ultrasonic cleaner so I don't have to gently caress around with my bike chains after a ride
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I'd like one of those for old camera parts.
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I'm not a fan of Harbor Freight normally but this looks like a good deal and won't cut your fingers off if something goes wrong like their other products. https://www.harborfreight.com/25-liter-ultrasonic-cleaner-95563.html
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