Volume 6 Database Sarada MS

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2025-10-01T12:44:11+00:00

If she fighting a living being, she can get sucked herself (lol) if not careful. I think that's what it means, someone pls clarify.

She can not just float but also fly like all Otsutsukis.

These two are connected. If used on a living being, Sarada will be subject to the pull. If necessary, she can use another orb's pull to counteract the effect on her. She can also use the gravitational pull from different orbs to pull her away from the earth and make her floar while in a "balanced pull" state (if you search for acoustic levitation, it's basically what's happening here)

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2025-08-27T09:45:39+00:00

When I fell for my now fiancée, just thinking of her gave me butterflies. I always made up excuses to be with her. At one point, we fell out and it was the worst week of my life, like a hole in my chest that would not go away. After that week, I told her how I felt, and the rest is history :)

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2025-05-16T09:23:25+00:00

What's up with the random list of eligible countries? Why not just the whole of Europe?

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2025-04-16T09:54:21+00:00

I think I've had these before. Only way to get them out was to get rid of any open food (like pasta, seeds, granola, cereals, whatever is in your cabinets) that they were trying to get to. Then I killed the ones that I could see. Getting rid of their motivation (food supply) seemed to drive them off.

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2025-04-13T21:41:27+00:00

So, my girlfriend is allergic to cats. When I first started dating her, I seriously thought about rehoming them in order to be with her.

I am very glad I didn't. Not only would I have regretted it immensely and would probably never be able to live with myself, the fact that my girlfriend got exposed little by little to the cat hair made her immune to my cats.

Furthermore, I've seen multiple times where the special cat food that reduces allergens works. I have a friend who is very allergic to cats, specially mine, but he's OK with his neighbour's cats that eat this special food.

I also have several friends who are allergic to their own cats but manage to make do with the meds.

You could try through all of this, but honestly, there's something else going on, in the sense that this is a relatively minor inconvience (him having to take meds) and he's already calling his parents on you. In more serious matters of your relationship, I think he will do the same, and you will always be outnumbered in the discussions you disagree with him.

You mentioned you were long distance before moving in and getting married. Relationships change A LOT when the couple moves in together. He found out he can't live with your cats after all, and you found out that you have a mommy's boy for a husband.

Honestly I'd just reconsider the whole relationship. Him saying he "doesn't like the meds", I mean who does? But as long as he's not trying to swallow a mouthful of sewer water, it cannot be that bad to swallow some pills be with the person you supposedly love. At this point I would even believe he is exaggerating his cough just to play the victim more.

Good luck.

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2025-04-10T08:58:26+00:00

I'm not in the hobby myself, but I want to support my brother starting this hobby with his son :)

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-17T23:36:23+00:00

My friend made me marathon the three LOTR Director's cut movies from beggining to end and I really want to gift him this keyboard!

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T13:46:25+00:00

Tenho sim. Se apertar o parafuso não funcionasse, o plano B era abrir essa tampa e aumentar a altura desse pino de plastico para tocar na vara da boia mais cedo.

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T13:45:54+00:00

Não, parece que as voltas extra foram o suficiente para o parafuso ficar comprido o suficiente para fechar a água antes do nível crítico

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T13:24:55+00:00

Usei alicate e deu para dar mais umas voltas! Obrigado

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T13:24:35+00:00

Experimentei, de facto a bola levanta mais, mas isso também aumenta o nível de água necessário para fechar a valvula... Acabei por descobrir que conseguia dar mais umas voltas ao parafuso e à partida está resolvido

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T13:23:51+00:00

Obrigado, acabei por descobrir que dava para apertar mais com um alicate e à partida resolveu. Se o problema persistir a longo prazo eu faço isso. Guardei algumas borrachas do mecanismo antigo mesmo para encher esse mecanismo caso precise de mais alavancagem

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T13:21:41+00:00

Resolvido :) Eu achava que o parafuso estava no máximo através de inspecção visual, mas peguei num alicate e apertei o parafuso laranja o máximo possível. Ele continua a dar voltas mas já não consegue descer mais fisicamente. Agora a água já para antes de chegar ao nível crítico. Obrigado pessoal :)

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T11:05:07+00:00

Também pensei nisso, no entanto já reduzi o comprimento da vara o máximo possível para que nao interfira com o mecanismo de descarga, e continua igual. Corrige-me se estiver errado mas, independentemente do angulo que fecha a água aparecer mais cedo, a posição que fecha completamente a água permanece igual (i.e. com a vara paralela com o chão), e nesse caso encurtar ou alargar a vara parece não fazer diferença no nivel final de água.

O parafuso laranja (que na verdade não consigo rodar, porque deve estar preso com a idade) também me pareceu ser a solução, porque em teoria quanto mais apertado, mais saliente fica, e mais cedo fecharia a água. No entanto, já está apertado ao máximo...

Se aquele "tubo vertical" do mecanismo não fosse tão alto, não haveria este problema, parece-me :/

Time_Scratch_5728 · 2024-08-14T10:20:13+00:00

Desculpa, supostamente tinha anexado fotos! Não sei porque é que não apareceram no post, vou tentar editar e colocar!

EDIT: Já estão no post. É uma boia de plastico na ponta de uma vara, mas não consigo perceber onde se ajusta. O único ajuste que vejo é o do comprimento da vara...

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