carbontech
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+10 Borgar 2 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
When micro-transactions make the leap to the real world, idiots will be obsessively ordering and paying for the same item, over and over, in hopes of getting the "with everything" version, instead of just paying a one time premium. Good for the vendors, dark days for the rest of us.
sad 18 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
That's why patience is pretty much a teacher's most important quality. That or the ability to surpress murderous rage.
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Bold double tap 2 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
It seems that Instagram is missing the opportunity to offer a cyberstalking mode, that only allows one to scroll. So many embarrassing moments, not avoided, lol.
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How far would you travel for dem dots? 7 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
@catfluff Apparently they're high quality ice cream beads that are flash frozen cryogenically at -320°F. The reason they are not ubiquitous, is that in order to retain their look, feel and taste, they can never be exposed to temperatures above -40°F, thus precluding them from most store's "warmer" freezers and making shipping an expensive, time sensitive affair. That's why they are only offered as a specialty treat at high traffic venues that can absorb the shipping charges and justify the cost of running overclocked freezers full time.
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Right deeply knotty Spoonbill 2 comments
I’m scared for what’s next and also what’s gonna happen on halloween 4 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Abandoned Soviet era Polish bunker became site of a wood ant colony that set up within it. Some worker ants, out on their daily food run, accidentally fell into a room below their path and became trapped. They couldn't walk the room's ceiling to get to the vent hole that they had fallen through. Those that didn't die from the fall, were forced by necessity, to uncharacteristically eat those that died. Over the years, this second, queenless and offspringless colony, of exclusively worker ants, survived on the steady rain of clumsy foragers who succumbed to the fall. There were about a million ants in that room, in an anthill they'd made from dirt on the floor, when scientists discovered them. The scientists put a 9 foot plank in place, that led from the floor to the previously unreachable vent. By the time they came back, a few months later, the ants had "escaped". The end.
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Abuse is as abuse does 5 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
@xlaxxine I never heard of the Barnum effect, but now I see how it applies exactly to me. Seriously though, I really never heard of it by that name but have read explanations for belief in psychic phenomenon and horoscopes that apply those principles.
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This person brought up a pretty good point 3 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Seek out, "Why masks work better than you think", on YT. It explains how math gives counterintuitive, but better figures. 2 people wearing 50% effective masks gives 75% protection to them because mask on 1st person drops his exhalation to 50% and second 50% mask cuts that inhalation down to 25%. So 100-50%=50 and that 50-50%=25% getting through both masks. It goes on to explain, how with perfect distribution, it would only take 60% of the population wearing 60% effective masks to stop covid, but because maskless tend to mix with maskless it will take a much higher percentage of the population to mask up and get covid under control.
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The more you know 8 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Not so much fisting as a big electro-stim butt plug, though Steve, the guy holding it in place, is definitely up in there. If you are curious....https://youtu.be/twJL8Y5Nksk . Warning! It's not too romantic, though the blond seems pretty friendly, lol.
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This is how the bones grow and form in your hand 3 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
For the scholarly amongst you, Pornhub has many documentaries on how bones grow and form in hands. Science!
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Shoot for the moon. Garrotte the Galaxy 4 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
"Destroy Uranus!" thus Taco Bell joins the anti-space crusade.
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Wut? 1 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Ha!! I pick my teeth with slivers of their bodies and wipe myself with the dried remnants of their shredded and boiled corpses!
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Oh. 7 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
I love their line, "The story is another fake scoop from the always-unreliable World News Daily Report."
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Voice acting 4 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Archer's been modelling some of its characters after the voice talent for years. It's a nice little Easter egg, but overall, I still think the quality of the voice acting is much more important than the actor's appearance. Leading man looks can be added and enhanced after the fact, voice talent can't. I mean it's not a disadvantage to those doubly blessed but the majority of the roles in animation are characters, who if human, conform to an artist's stylized interpretation of a human rather than a photo realistic version.
Technically NSFW I guess 1 comments
'We found the leak.' 5 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Find an appropriate nut, don't forget the washer and run it down TIGHT! Then post photo on r/DIWHY. Profit!
Voice acting 4 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
While good for them on a personal level, hardly the most important qualification on a voice actor's CV. See, or rather don't, H. Jon Benjamin.
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This awesome viaduct in South England 1 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
From Reddit: It's 178 years old! It cost the equivalent of around £3m to build back then, with 11,000,000 bricks brought up the Ouse river from the Netherlands and topped with French limestone. Since then it's had many times the original build cost spent on maintenance, it was originally designed to have a 120 year lifetime. But now that it's listed (and forms a key part of the London-to-Brighton mainline) it's hopefully here to stay for a lot longer still. Here's a view of it from another perspective: https://i.imgur.com/qk7KCT3.jpg
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Black 3 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Partially true story. She's 22. She had an accident at 15 that caused a head injury, leaving her with episodic blindness, vertigo and other complications. She wasn't thrown off the bus by the driver, but chose to disembark after encountering an ignorant Karen(is there any other kind?) who loudly insisted that assistance dogs could ONLY be yellow, and as Karens are wont to do, would not be dissuaded nor shut her abusive and ignorant trap.
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Breakfast foods are best foods 7 comments
Lolz 8 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Sorry, but these are still viable. They are perfect stepping stones for those who are too afraid to make an immediate commitment to going full commando. They're like training wheels,lol.
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Other pets can't hold a candle to fire 6 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
Not to beat a dead horse, but sandboxes are how we keep both deserts and beaches as pets.
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deeo 8 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
No idea, but it wasn't the actual removal of them, but the procedure and either the anesthetics or whatever drugs they had her on, either singly or in combination caused the unforseen complication.
deeo 8 comments
carbontech
· 4 years ago
A poor sense of smell is still better than none. Sister-in-law lost her sense of smell 20 years ago, after surgery to remove nasal polyps and a former coworker, who was studying to be a chef, had a bike accident, struck his head on the ground and lost his permanently-aspiring chef to mechanic.
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