Me and my roommate in Iraq were in our 1st Seargents office getting chewed out when I farted and stopped him from speaking to glare at me. Then my roommate farted and it was baaaaad. He started speaking in tongues for a bit before relearning English and told us both to get the fuck out. That’s probably the closest I’ve come to dying for a fart.
Or bring JD Vance with you every time you poop.
Tell that to the hard water in my town. I’ve tried everything short of a water softener (rental) and basically all it does is delay the rings from one week to about 2 1/2.
I mean, there might be some…
Belittling was the part where you pretended you didn’t know what the Midwest was referring to.
I replied initially positively, then you came back snarky a belittling, so yeah I got “aggressive” because you earned it.
“just buy all the stuff for a woodworking shop if you’re interested in woodworking but never done it before.”
Exotic spices are too expensive to buy if you’ve never tried it, just to throw em away if you don’t like them. Then you insult people for not doing it. That’s absurd. And you know damn well the Midwest is a region in America. I’m not a fan of US exceptionalism either but we both know it exists, and that if you speak English and are on an aggregate site on the Internet you know where it is. I’ve never been to Germany or france but I know where reinland is.
Hey, it just straight up doesn’t exist in the Midwest outside of major cities, and then you’ve got so many options that are similar to what youve had, but not wildly different that it’s hard to choose. I was probably close to 30 before I tried Indian food.
Well he was also a runner for a while.
Nobody’s screaming with blood vessels popping! What even is this? /s
I don’t have enough friends to make it worthwhile. :(
Omg I miss when luaus were trendy.
And ban Xitter.
I work in a foundry, and this is what I’ve experienced. During a heat wave the building is hot the first day, hotter the second day regardless of difference in temp, then hotter the next day. It then levels out pretty much, because the extreme heat is fighting to change not the air temp, but the building materials temp, in this case concrete and steel. It takes longer for the materials to heat than the air but once it starts going, the building materials continue to warm, because they also cool slower. Then even at night, it doesn’t really cool off because it takes a long time for concrete and steel to release heat. Honestly the furnaces don’t make much of a difference unless you’re right up on them.
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I’m learning a lot right now, thanks. I’m not at all a fan of AI but sometimes it helps with searches and seems more useful, especially for the price (economically, socially and politically) but I wasn’t aware there were differences between an AI search and an LLM.
Thanks, that’s a big help for my little amount of knowledge on how AI actually works.
That I don’t know, other than we have a large aquifer under the county that serves basically just our county, that has a cap of clay over it. Supposedly we have some of the best tasting water in the country but it is very heavy.
But no, I said I haven’t gotten a water softener, because I live in a rental. But I’ve done the little hangy things, the blue pucks in the reservoir, even this damn device that works like a bidet for the toilet that shoots an amount of cleaner with every flush. Nothing works. A water softener likely would.
Edit: ok so it’s not a large aquifer. It’s actually very small now that I think of it lol