A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Like generally, ya, but parent to small child comes with the implicit assumption that it is the parent who is actually responsible for this animals well being.
Once upon a midnight bleary, while I stumbled drunk and weary, o'er many a decanter of my basement's fine merlot-
While I guzzled, nearly drowning, suddenly I felt a frowning, as of someone nearby glowering at my head upon the floor-
'Tis the stopper in my bottle, keeping wine from off the floor, a Raven's head that seems to say, "you overpoured."
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Indie Winterdie KräheRudi Hurzlmeier (German, b. 1952)Registered Userregular
this gif has introduced me to the wonderful new world of novelty wine pourers
adding another thing to my "absolutely no need for but I want it anyway" buy list
Once upon a midnight bleary, while I stumbled drunk and weary, o'er many a decanter of my basement's fine merlot-
While I guzzled, nearly drowning, suddenly I felt a frowning, as of someone nearby glowering at my head upon the floor-
'Tis the stopper in my bottle, keeping wine from off the floor, a Raven's head that seems to say, "you overpoured."
I'd put that topped on one of these. Yes I am a dork
The story of technology and it's operators gone mad
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JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
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I think after running a skidsteer for a while, the idea that anything can actually damage it feels pretty remote. It's basically a suit of power armor on wheels, and its normal operation subjects the entire frame to stresses that would constitute a minor to medium crash in any other rig.
Granted, the squishy driver who may or may not be wearing the poorly-situated lap belt is an obvious point of failure, but that's why you're wearing the Carhartts and a fuzzy hat.
I think after running a skidsteer for a while, the idea that anything can actually damage it feels pretty remote. It's basically a suit of power armor on wheels, and its normal operation subjects the entire frame to stresses that would constitute a minor to medium crash in any other rig.
Granted, the squishy driver who may or may not be wearing the poorly-situated lap belt is an obvious point of failure, but that's why you're wearing the Carhartts and a fuzzy hat.
Yeah, you can break one of those things, but you have to try really, really hard.
When I was wee little my dad would do wheelies in my grandpa's to make my brother and me laugh. He tipped it over on its side once and they just got a bigger tractor and flipped it back up on its wheels.
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Donovan PuppyfuckerA dagger in the dark isworth a thousand swords in the morningRegistered Userregular
It used to be that doing stuff like that in a skidsteer would stretch the drive chains out pretty badly. It seems like there's been a significant improvement in the tensile strength of drive chains on the market though, because so many people should be replacing those chains like they change their underwear, but aren't.
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(there's no strict image size limit but you're still supposed to use common sense)
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Iria: Zeiram the Animation, right?
Man I haven't watched that in well over a decade.
That is beautiful, but the transition effect does kind of turn that hiker into a horror monster.
But don't give pets as gifts.
Well...don't do it if you actually expect the kid to take care of it and look after it properly themselves.
I'd say it's fine if you know what having a pet means and are ready and willing to take care of it yourself if need be.
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Once upon a midnight bleary, while I stumbled drunk and weary, o'er many a decanter of my basement's fine merlot-
While I guzzled, nearly drowning, suddenly I felt a frowning, as of someone nearby glowering at my head upon the floor-
'Tis the stopper in my bottle, keeping wine from off the floor, a Raven's head that seems to say, "you overpoured."
adding another thing to my "absolutely no need for but I want it anyway" buy list
I'd put that topped on one of these. Yes I am a dork
That looks like a really good way to crash
Boss said to move this pipe over there but he didnt' say how so get off my back
in the snow.
The story of technology and it's operators gone mad
Granted, the squishy driver who may or may not be wearing the poorly-situated lap belt is an obvious point of failure, but that's why you're wearing the Carhartts and a fuzzy hat.
Yeah, you can break one of those things, but you have to try really, really hard.
When I was wee little my dad would do wheelies in my grandpa's to make my brother and me laugh. He tipped it over on its side once and they just got a bigger tractor and flipped it back up on its wheels.
Note, not for people afraid of heights or falling.
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Dear Satan.....
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Dear Muzzmuzz:
NOPE.
Sincerely,
Jedoc
P.S. NOPE
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Dear Satan.....