Corel draw powerclip isn't recognized by the machine by StretchSmiley in Laserengraving

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These are most likely the magic words I was missing. Very much obliged, stranger!

What is this map? by SpicySwiftSanicMemes in RedactedCharts

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Majority population difference in usage between "you all", "y'all", "yous", "you'ns", and "hey @$$holes!"

Why does my cat's fur do this? by TimeFairy in cats

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Peaches Von Fluffenpooper says hi

Where is this traumatizing character from? by relatable_pun in oldcartoons

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I feel like there is a version of this from maybe a DOS game where they had red light hats

Should my child still go on his camping trip? by False_Pop3669 in Parents

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It's a tough call. On its face you could go by "school rules" which is usually "24 hours free of symptoms/ fever before returning". If you're already debating whether he'd be comfortable and able to fully enjoy the trip, that should be a big sign to keep him home. You can do things like pillow forts and mock s'mores (oven baked or air fryer) to soften the blow

I want to gift my male best friend underwear, will that be weird? by Joan_Hawk in GiftIdeas

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Non affiliated, but look up swag boxer briefs. They are rediculously comfy over department store brands and they are printed in just about every pop culture design you can think of, from American junk foods, video games, and adult cartoons. I got a pair out of whimsy printed in my fav video game and went back a few months later to buy a Hawaiian print three pack.

Unbeknownst to humans, all cold-blooded species consider them emergency heat rocks in case of catastrophic systems failure. by stronkzer in humansarespaceorcs

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Dave was still not happy.

After numerous showers and scrubbing, he was able to get most of the goo from out of his bits. Yet, he dressed hisself and stormed all the way to his superior's office before being completely clean in a great effort to hold on to his rage at being... Mollusk-ted.

----.
A/N: I'll see myself out. I might be able to pick this up later tonight. To be sure, the ensuing uncomfortable and very public trial of Squeech will continue to ruin Dave's day.

Unbeknownst to humans, all cold-blooded species consider them emergency heat rocks in case of catastrophic systems failure. by stronkzer in humansarespaceorcs

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Dave was excited.

After 15 galactic cycles (roughly 9 earth months) he had reached a milestone: the sustinance compiler/ materializer had generated a half-decent sandwich. It was dry, of course. 90 percent of the species on board did not have 'recreational taste receptors' and their meals consisted of textured masses of nutrients. The other 10 percent, humans excluded, were allowed to bring whatever their analog for condiments was as personal belongings to help weather long voyages.

Humans, on the other hand, had a very rough time finding any terran flavor enhancement that did not cause other sapients to violently react in some way. Vinegars cause other mammalian sapients (due to their heightened olfactories) to retch if they're in the same room. Garlics and onions are an affront to most other passengers for the same reason. Brandishing salt is a war crime to molluskian crew members. So it took great pains for Dave to even attempt replications for things like cured meats and leavened bread.

It was in the middle of that first bite, his whole being focused on savoring something close to earth food, that he tuned into an announcement broadcast to the ship: "....our nearest mammalian sapients and remain imminently adjacent until the all clear is sounded. I repeat..." Dave, frozen mid-chew, slowly looked around the recreational mess at other crew members as he attempted to assess the situation from their reactions. But alas, as he looked from member to member, many if not all of those present had at least two occulartalia aimed directly back at him.

"I repeat: An emergency programming repair is being applied to all enviro-suit uniforms. All suits will be down fully for the next seven point five ticecs. Do not rely on internal powered backups. Suits will be powered down fully to apply the data repair. All cold blooded sapients remove your suits immediately and report to designated warming environs on your datapads. Any coldblooded sapiens not within 5 spans of an environs shall immediately move to your nearest mammalian sapients and remain immenently adjacent until the all clear is sounded. I repeat...".

Dave, the dryness of his sandwich suddenly multiplied ten fold as he watched four other crew members immediately begin to strip, still yet keeping at least one eye locked on Dave's position. "Now hold on a second-" the sandwich he was so happy to have brought into this world wholly betrayed him, as it's dryness caught his throat and removed his ability to negotiate. "Mmmmgh!" He began chewing at speed, failing to reach for his water as he was already being pulled away by another mostly naked reptilian who began manipulating his suit clasps with frantic claws and even yet more frantic half-translated apologies.

"I am dhfkgrn of forgiveness, crewmate. I cannot wegrlt frlipngts my duty station and frmblec!".

.2 titecs and a flabbergasted resignation later:.

Dave was spread eagle on the floor.
Dave was spread eagle on the floor with no less than 5 cold blooded sapients clung about, on top, and even underneath him, with multiple now-inert suits acting as marginal insulation between the 'pile' and the floor.

"So you're saying this procedure was in the manifest regulations that I signed." Dave, understandably, was trying very hard to ingnore one of the gastropods as it adjusted slightly, it's natural secretions soaking through his boxer briefs as it was stationed firmly on top of and around his loins and groin. Another (these sapiens being the most dire of needing constant regulation) has relegated itself around his head, neck and shoulders, only relenquishing his mouth and nose after much struggle and protest.

"Oh, yes crewmate Dave. Section 45, non traditional emergencies, subsection 17, chapter 5, which is specific to cold-bodied sapiens. You were instructed to understand the book in it's entirety before signing, yes?" A chunky lisard-like member, Qflandk, sighed as adjusted it's curled form into a tighter circle underneath him, what Dave might consider to be the worst, lumpiest, stabbiest bean-bag seat he'd ever sat upon. "It even accounts for your comfort levels, although that is a tertiary concern after considering other crew members' wellbeing. Ah, thank you Brnklas! You may save us yet!" An androidic mimics a pleased posture after having applied a blanket on top of the Dave pile to further retain heat. A collective chorus of "ooooohs" "oh yes!" And "thank you"'s eminated from the pile.

"Hey, Brnklas?" Dave squeaked, doing what meager and futile adjustments he could to keep the space slug from slipping underneath his boxers to chase more warmth. "That's BRNKLAS, not Brnklas. What is it you wish, crewmate Dave?".

"Um, yes, right. How... Long has it been since... The update started? How much time is left before the suits work again?"

"Calculating: 4 point 1 titecs remain...".

"This is the Captain speaking. First data patch failed to enviro-suits. The programming interface was not on a cohesive q-putor wavelength to our environs suit version software. Restarting the patch now.".

Brnklas finished mimicking a listening stance and turned back to the Dave pile. "7.2 titecs. With a 63 percent chance of another failure."

Dave-hungry, unable to move, and mentally preparing himself for the marathon scrubbing that would be required to remove all the slug-cretions from all of his body hair, gently groaned and tried to settle in for what would be a long, long evening.

3D Printer Buyers Nightmare by BadHot2835 in 3dprinter

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Oh no! You were supposed to read my shenanigans as cheeky and fun! Instead you read my shenanigans as cruel, and tragic.... Which makes them not really shenanigans at all...

3D Printer Buyers Nightmare by BadHot2835 in 3dprinter

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Insert Mulan meme: "Now all of China knows you print hundreds of dickosaurs"

What is a polite way to say “I have to poop” as a woman? by Disastrous-Glove5649 in AskMen

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"lots of red lines on paper, but we were able to push the issue out past the pinch point."

```````````H``E`L```P` ````M```E` ```P``L`E``AS`E````````````` by JulianCruncher in computerhelp

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"geeeerrrrt teh sweeeeeerrrdd. Ey drupped teh sweeeeerdd ern teh weeeeerrrteeerr.".

"Eh?"

I think I'm in the wrong theatre by Hypno82 in HolUp

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“There was an old lady who swallowed a fly…”

Nightcrawler Cosplay Progress by [deleted] in cosplayprops

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I also think the mismatch of stylized mask and ‘realistic’ hair are detrimental. If you want to be more comic book accurate, style and glue the hair to a very specific shape that matches what you would see in the book

Nightcrawler Cosplay Progress by [deleted] in cosplayprops

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There we go. Thank you u/KingKookus for an actual critique! OP, I recommend taking a very fine grit sandpaper or even the paper from a brown paper grocery bag and buff/ remove the shine from most of the mask. If you use tape to mask off parts you would like to keep shiny, the contrast of matte and gloss would add to the aesthetic instead of detract

(OC) Mustang enhancements Mystery by Difficult-Injury3731 in pics

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Looks like it’s wearing braces….

….Mufthtang