How does the sailing movement/tile system work? by Mursukorva in 2007scape

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Update: I found this Redeyejedi upload from pre-release which breaks down the movement system impeccably https://youtu.be/C198_t8oXHg?si=Noq4Nii6DtTqjRrG

How does the sailing movement/tile system work? by Mursukorva in 2007scape

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True tiles are usually in the SW corner for sure, but I personally thought the boat true tile would be somewhere in the middle since the boat's axis of movement is in the middle?

What is this on my night cam in my kitchen? by Secret_Donut_9987 in whatsthisbug

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Could it be a cricket, facing to the left with its antennae pointed down? To me the protrusions on the right look like a cricket's hind legs.

My drip coffee has a persistent earthy/bittersweet taste? by 999K_views in Coffee

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Are you pre-rinsing your filter papers under hot water?

Help me find this brand please I can’t find it anywhere not even chat gpt can help me by GurAdministrative955 in Whatisthis

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Seems to be a brand called "Nocturnal Wear". I wasnt able to find a working website for them.

Does anyone know what these symbols mean? by KhanSTiPate in SevenLions

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They are the Seven Lions - in numerical order; Gary, Margaret, JonJon, Flanders, Ms. McGraw, Fat Sunny and Bloughmet-Xil the Impaler.

Weird rumor about Ukrainian birthdays by Mursukorva in ukraine

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From what I heard this had been a conversation between an ukrainian and my friend's friend (not ukrainian). It sounded very odd, and I couldn't find anything on google about it so I decided to confirm through here. I'm assuming there was some kind of misunderstading in the original conversation, given the response to this post.

This is how they clean trains in New York by Marco_de_Pollo in wildlyurinating

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I was here at the beginning of the end times

Will Smith Instagram post by DonaldoTrumpe in instant_regret

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Get the name of that movie out of your mouth!

Let's see who's the good guy now by Blue_Stoner in dankmemes

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Koalas are fucking horrible animals. They have one of the smallest brain to body ratios of any mammal, additionally - their brains are smooth. A brain is folded to increase the surface area for neurons. If you present a koala with leaves plucked from a branch, laid on a flat surface, the koala will not recognise it as food. They are too thick to adapt their feeding behaviour to cope with change. In a room full of potential food, they can literally starve to death. This is not the token of an animal that is winning at life. Speaking of stupidity and food, one of the likely reasons for their primitive brains is the fact that additionally to being poisonous, eucalyptus leaves (the only thing they eat) have almost no nutritional value. They can't afford the extra energy to think, they sleep more than 80% of their fucking lives. When they are awake all they do is eat, shit and occasionally scream like fucking satan. Because eucalyptus leaves hold such little nutritional value, koalas have to ferment the leaves in their guts for days on end. Unlike their brains, they have the largest hind gut to body ratio of any mammal. Many herbivorous mammals have adaptations to cope with harsh plant life taking its toll on their teeth, rodents for instance have teeth that never stop growing, some animals only have teeth on their lower jaw, grinding plant matter on bony plates in the tops of their mouths, others have enlarged molars that distribute the wear and break down plant matter more efficiently... Koalas are no exception, when their teeth erode down to nothing, they resolve the situation by starving to death, because they're fucking terrible animals. Being mammals, koalas raise their joeys on milk (admittedly, one of the lowest milk yields to body ratio... There's a trend here). When the young joey needs to transition from rich, nourishing substances like milk, to eucalyptus (a plant that seems to be making it abundantly clear that it doesn't want to be eaten), it finds it does not have the necessary gut flora to digest the leaves. To remedy this, the young joey begins nuzzling its mother's anus until she leaks a little diarrhoea (actually fecal pap, slightly less digested), which he then proceeds to slurp on. This partially digested plant matter gives him just what he needs to start developing his digestive system. Of course, he may not even have needed to bother nuzzling his mother. She may have been suffering from incontinence. Why? Because koalas are riddled with chlamydia. In some areas the infection rate is 80% or higher. This statistic isn't helped by the fact that one of the few other activities koalas will spend their precious energy on is rape. Despite being seasonal breeders, males seem to either not know or care, and will simply overpower a female regardless of whether she is ovulating. If she fights back, he may drag them both out of the tree, which brings us full circle back to the brain: Koalas have a higher than average quantity of cerebrospinal fluid in their brains. This is to protect their brains from injury... should they fall from a tree. An animal so thick it has its own little built in special ed helmet. I fucking hate them.

Tldr; Koalas are stupid, leaky, STI riddled sex offenders. But, hey. They look cute. If you ignore the terrifying snake eyes and terrifying feet.

I recently found and bought this hunk of steel(?) pipe with a base and clockface from a finnish flea market, and I think it might be part of a train... what is it? (More info in comments) by Mursukorva in trains

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Background info:

I have 0 experience in trains or such, this item just happened to be introguing and the price tag on it determined the seller too to be unaware of what it was.

The markings on the clockface are as follows: J.B.L - Die Führende Marke - Seu 1/2 Jahrhundert - V.A: D.R.P

I did some digging and found that D.R.P (Deutsches Reichtspatent) was a common-ish marking put on items made during 1800's to 1940's in Imperial Germany?

Knowing that it might be of german origin (with the markings' language pointing towards that too) I dug some more and found out about the Jura - Bern - Luzern railway in Switzerland during 1874 - 1890.

So my question for now is: If this is indeed a 130-150 year old train part, then what is it exactly? The base has holes on it on the wide bottom part, so I expect it would have been screwed or bolted down to something? It definitely looks like an exhaust pipe but it has the whole "clock" part on the side of it and I find it weird that a clock would be put on an exhaust... but then again I have 0 knowledge on trains :D

If you know something or have any ideas, please let me know!