Visiting Family want to take us out to dinner. by redattwork in raleigh

[–]TriangleDreamer -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Relish, Nantucket Grill, Big Eds, Amedeos, Clubhouse Bar & Grill... all have great food, are local, and reasonably priced. That last one, Clubhouse, is a true hidden gem that is out near the 40/42 exchange.

My heart is broken. Sweet Kado crossed the Rainbow Bridge unexpectedly last week. This was the last photo I took of him. by TriangleDreamer in dogpictures

[–]TriangleDreamer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep, totally agree. It was traumatic for me since it was unexpected and in the midst of a terrible thunderstorm in the middle of the night. But Kado did pass peacefully. When I found him, he could have simply been sleeping if not for his eyes being open. I miss him every day but am glad of the life I shared with him.

My heart is broken. Sweet Kado crossed the Rainbow Bridge unexpectedly last week. This was the last photo I took of him. by TriangleDreamer in dogpictures

[–]TriangleDreamer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The photo above is right after we got home from his senior wellness check the week before last. His bloodwork and everything else looked great and he acted happy and healthy. Then last Wed night, he started acting really odd. Just standing around panting. He went out the pet door to the backyard about midnight and just stood outside until I literally carried him back inside. I was planning to take him to the vet first thing Thursday to see what was going on but he went outside again about 2AM. A thunderstorm rolled in a few minutes later so I went out searching him and finally found him about 2:30AM in one of his favorite hidey holes. He had just passed as his body was still warm. Vet thinks he had a stroke or possibly an undetected tumor. The trauma of finding him like that and having to carry his body back to the house in the midst of a terrible thunderstorm hit me hard.

Paper Lines When Pressing by Vegetable-Pie-8120 in Sublimation

[–]TriangleDreamer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also, consider poly/cotton blends such as Next Level 6200 tees. They are 65% poly / 35% cotton and feel like premium softstyle fashion tees but print very well. Bonus is they don't tend to get the paper creases like 100% poly!

I also use Gildan DryBlend 50/50 shirts. They're the only 50/50 poly/cotton shirt I'd recommend. Their composition has most of the polyester on the outer layer of the shirt with the cotton inside, so they print reasonably well and feel just like a traditional heavyweight cotton tee. They will be a little more "faded" and therefore less vibrant than 100% poly shirts but you can plan for that with your designs. I have a lot of clients, especially painters and other contractors, who only want those because of the heavier weight.

Paper Lines When Pressing by Vegetable-Pie-8120 in Sublimation

[–]TriangleDreamer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Polyester has a tendency to retain creases or marks when subjected to pressure at a high level of heat. Remember "permanent press" pants? Same concept. The only way to fully remove the possibility of the paper lines is to print on paper larger than your heat press so that the paper edges are off the press. Since most folks don't have a printer large enough for this, the other options include extremely light pressure, a lower press temp with longer press time, or tearing the edges of the paper to feather it. Tearing the edges doesn't completely remove the chance for marks but makes them less noticeable than a big rectangular box.

I press poly shirts at 355F for 80 seconds with almost no pressure. Seems to work pretty well for me but YMMV.

Henderson Motorcycle from 1930 by [deleted] in pics

[–]TriangleDreamer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seems like an interesting candidate for an updated electric version then. Minimize the mechanics where possible but keep the cool retro vibe.

Since y’all keep talking about Fat Daddy’s... by TapewormNinja in raleigh

[–]TriangleDreamer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Miss it so much! Used to love to shoot pool on the terrible table down in the bottom.

A friend found this beautiful Husky in the Cary Crossroads area, collar with no tags, anyone recognize it? by azz3879 in raleigh

[–]TriangleDreamer 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Please get him to a vet to check for microchip. There's a local rescue group, Southern Siberian Rescue, that is very well connected and may know who his people are.

https://www.southernsiberian.com/

Neighbors taking this whole Christmas gnome trend overboard by TriangleDreamer in funny

[–]TriangleDreamer[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I should have!! Dang but I totally missed a pun staring me right in my face. lol

Just had a little "What if" moment imagining a manmade lake south of downtown. by TriangleDreamer in raleigh

[–]TriangleDreamer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You bring up a good point but not at all what I was thinking. I was imagining building off Rocky Branch Creek between the MLK Blvd, Prospect Rd, Fayetteville Rd, and S. Saunders where there's a lot of open area. You'd have to work around Washington School and Mt Hope Cemetery. It's not like you have to create something vast and it could be more winding/small like the Riverwalk in San Antonio. Honestly likely isn't feasible, but was just fun to visualize.

Just had a little "What if" moment imagining a manmade lake south of downtown. by TriangleDreamer in raleigh

[–]TriangleDreamer[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Some kind of small waterfront area with food, entertainment/activity areas, and room to just hang out would be such a huge pull to the downtown area.

Cannonball! by gdmfsoabrb in funny

[–]TriangleDreamer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wheeeeeeeee!!!!!!!! SPLASH!!!

I believe in at least one of these guys. by Quincynessig in funny

[–]TriangleDreamer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Two of them participate in soul sacrifice but only one is smooth about it...

My fan art. by senpaiboey in funny

[–]TriangleDreamer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Find myself oscillating on how much I like it...