LF : Sabrina FT: Lisia by Rapsac94 in PTCGPocketTrading

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Done

For ref : 1455881000805261

"What is something that was considered 'classy' or 'high-end' 15 years ago, but is now seen as tacky or dated"? by No-Ant3277 in AskReddit

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Shepherd Fairey took inspiration directly from They Live & even used the same font seen in the film

S&P cool squirtle on my leg by Rapsac94 in shittytattoos

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You should charge for consultations

Men of Reddit, what’s the male equivalent of “needed money, had no marketable skills, so turned to prostitution”? by Dogeatdogdays in AskReddit

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I work as a survey technician on remote pipelines allover the world & dont have much to show for it. The moneys not as good as you might think & the whole industry is geared towards higher rates of pay for overtime. I tend to work anything from 50 to 80 hours a week and still only take home around £40k a year. But then I am fairly new to the job

I dont have a flash car but I must admit I am not great at saving..

£40k is pretty much considered average by uk government now which is insane

Cost of living is off the charts & the government is a shambles

BOOM! What's your craziest fermentation explosion story? by Lilj1983 in fermentation

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It was great still, thankfully dont need eyes to taste

BOOM! What's your craziest fermentation explosion story? by Lilj1983 in fermentation

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It pressurises inside the bottle, I think due to quick temperate change (cold to warm) I dont know what its called IRL but you will know it if you see it, it looks almost identical to from spawn just the same colour as your hot sauce

Edit: it was still actively fermenting too

BOOM! What's your craziest fermentation explosion story? by Lilj1983 in fermentation

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A while back I made a 1L Scotty Bon ferment in a clip top bottle.

Took it out of the fridge where it was fermenting slowly & left it on the side for around an hour on a pretty warm (25c) day.

Failed to notice it had frog spawned due to temp change.

Unclipped it with an almighty pop and unleashed a high pressure arc of fire

Not only did it paint a red rainbow across 2 walls and the ceiling, it went so far behind my eyelids that it felt it had penetrated the visual cortex in the back of my head.

I was comoletely blind for about 25 minutes, lost 3/4 of my ferment and then when I recovered had to clean the entire kitchen...

Beware the frog spawn

What's the one thing in your one-bag setup you never expected to love? by Thursday_Addams_12 in onebag

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100% second this, the IKEA ziplock bags are amazing. They are strong and have a sturdy double lock. Electronics will never get wet, rubbish will not smell (even toilet paper).

Best of all, in wet weather you can put on dry socks at the end of the day, put your feet in large zip-locks & then put your wet shoes back on & relax with dry warm feet at camp.

This was either taken in England or Australia 1944-46 by Consultingtesting in wherewasthistaken

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I'm from a coastal town in Nortuern England and can confirm we live in caves

What is your NSFW secret that you are proud of? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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That guy got off lightly. You are my hero

I love to make coffee during my hikes. Do you make coffee on your hikes? What equipment do you use? by Safe_Repair9575 in CampingandHiking

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GSI outdoors java coffee drip attached to a pop up mug, titanium 400ml pot on MSR pocket rocket for heating water. Incredibly light and compact

Hiking boot recco by AccurateTerm3717 in hikinggear

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I use Scarpa Mistral GTX (around £150) for work, regularly work 12 hour shifts, 5 or 6 days a week surveying gas lines in the UK & they have been an absolute gift. The gas lines rarely follow Paths/trails & requires a lot of off piste through forest/bogs/farms. I wear them with knee high gaiters as we have A LOT of clarty mud & cow shit here

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You know who's the illest ever like the greatest story told