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Posts posted by elfenix
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Onside or risk sequan?
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Thought it was short live
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17 minutes ago, TonyTexas said:
It seems pretty obvious that this game is going to be won or lost on a 4th quarter turnover
Are you a wizard?
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Thought they were doing something about hip drop tackles
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that could have been utter disaster for the eagles
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34° air temp that's not going to stay snow
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35 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
It could only be funnier if the gamer was a 12 year-old. A guy who thinks he’s an alpha male in his compound with a trench knife stuck in the wall, is arguing with neckbeards while Bezos is cruising the Caribbean on a yacht with his attractive girlfriend.
I wish YGIFS were here to see this timeline.
lets not go that far
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Not trivial and very surly
QuoteThe vaquita (Phocoena sinus) is the world’s rarest marine mammal, with fewer than 10 surviving in the wild. It faces grave challenges, from illegal fishing nets to black-market demand for totoaba swim bladders.
Experts worry that this unique creature could disappear before most people even learn it exists.
Vaquitas are a small porpoise that only live in the northern Gulf of California. They keep getting caught as bycatch in illegal fishing trade for the swim bladders of a fish which have a market because men in China can't just take Viagra to make their dicks hard.
https://www.earth.com/news/vaquitas-may-disappear-before-most-people-know-they-exist/
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5 minutes ago, Armybrat said:
Before cutting the water off, fill up your bathtub - later on dip it out with a pitcher to refill toilet tanks as needed.
don't even need to refill tanks, just pour directly into the bowl - it will flush. no chance of someone dropping the tank lid.
i'd only do that if you thought you were going to have extended period without water though. overnight you'd then be draining the tub the next day if it needs to be used.
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4 minutes ago, Wild Bill said:
I'll be cutting off the water at the meter. It's not that bad to make do without running water for a little bit.
Growing up, any time it got into the 20s overnight dad would go turn off the water at the meter after showers/dishes/etc and we'd let the water drain out. Don't piss on your hands and let the yellow mellow overnight. There's even 1 flush available if someone has to drop a turd. You'll be fine and your pipes won't burst so long as you don't have a dip in the system somewhere uninsulated.
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On 1/14/2025 at 6:14 AM, KYHorn said:
The main driver of declining child bearing has changed over the last few decades from "fewer children per couple" to "fewer married couples"
This is a well-established finding that is counterintuitive for most: marriage and coupling rates are declining primarily among lower-educated individuals. A major part of this is likely changes in what women consider marriageable qualities. Related and also usually counter to expectations, those who are more highly educated also have much higher marriage rates (as opposed to broader "coupling"), higher birth rates, lower divorce rates, and attend church much more frequently. So: dumb pagan childless cat ladies and gentlemen.
Some explanations, but it's almost certainly multifactorial.
Her charts on couples show almost universally declines from whenever the chart starts and that includes in the 1990s. So I'm calling bullshit on it being because of smartphones.
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55 minutes ago, Captain Ron said:
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1 hour ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
Forecasts looks to have shifted the colder temps a little sooner in Houston and bumped the low temps up a few degrees.
I have a healthy fear of frozen water pipes. What are the downsides of just turning off the water to my house, at the meter, for 36-48 hours during the extreme lows? I can have water stored for drinking, washing and the toilet. I assume some remaining water in the pipes could still freeze but could that still burst the pipe?
and in some unexpected case of absolutely needing a hot shower, I could turn the water back on. I live alone so there wouldn’t be anyone in my ear complaining about the lack of running water.
You turn off the water then open the sinks to drain.
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1 minute ago, Macklemore said:
Which one is combat Kroger?
polk. or west gray if you're the mayor.
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and he's dead.
Elon Musk: Nazi traitor piece of shit [Confirmed]
in Daily Texan
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which is why i said let's not go that far.
clearly an AI image