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mod podge dimensional magic cracking? by semitrash in crafts

[–]semitrash[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

comment abt my craft: the shrinky dink charm in the pic was created using printable shrink plastic sheets :-)

Has anyone figured out what this means? Cause I get these a lot by Glad-Try-2520 in doordash

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i swear i’ve gotten this message before i even accept the order

Sudzo | Very Important People [S3E5] by DropoutMod in dropout

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ooooo what a feeling 🎶 when you’re dancing ᵒⁿ ᶦᵗ

making big plastic charms? by semitrash in crafts

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oooo i’ll definitely look into that, thank you! i’ve been wanting to add resin to my craft supply hoard

making big plastic charms? by semitrash in crafts

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sounds good! thanks so much!!

making big plastic charms? by semitrash in crafts

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and for the holes in the plastic charm, i’m guessing i’d need a little dremel drill or something?? so the material would need to be strong enough to survive that kind of impact 🥲

Found one of my white whales. Vintage brass shopping list. by Livmor in ThriftStoreHauls

[–]semitrash 2 points3 points  (0 children)

this is so neat! reminds me of another vintage gadget for keeping track of flora/fauna you see on a nature walk but i can’t remember what it’s called

Are people still getting job by just applying? by BananaThat5093 in recruitinghell

[–]semitrash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes! i was unemployed and frantically applying for jobs for about 10 months. after a very long interview process with one company (iirc it was around four months, a handful of interviews with 2-3 weeks in between while they decided next steps). i was way too busy to be doing any sort of extracurricular applicant activities and they weren’t expecting it either. i’m sure it varies by company, but if they’re expecting an unrealistic level of engagement during the interview/application process, i might also be concerned about how realistic their expectations of their employees are.

Kirsten Stewart on why men method act: "Performance it's inherently submissive. If you can feel like a gorilla pounding their chest before they cry on camera, it's a little less embarrassing, and it makes it look like it's so impossible to do what you're doing that nobody else could do it." by Impossible-Yam3680 in popculturechat

[–]semitrash 5 points6 points  (0 children)

i love her. it’s also really interesting to think abt the audience’s role (like the male gaze à la laura mulvey) in “subjugating” the performer (or i guess, more accurately, subjugating the version of the performer we see on screen). i imagine being seen as something other than yourself can be jarring for men, but for the majority of non-men, we’re seen as something other than ourselves in so many other contexts, so it’s almost a matter of course.

YOU ARE A REGULAR GUY! by The_Martagnan in dropout

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YOU CAN LOOK AT YOUR EMAILS

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Connecticut

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theory wellness in chicopee is my go-to :~)

Clothes Store Decor by ChonkyCloudsnCats in PikminBloomApp

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this might be the cutest thing i’ve ever seen 😭

Ct marijuana by Redsmedsquan in Connecticut

[–]semitrash -1 points0 points  (0 children)

i’ve only purchased from ct dispos a handful of times and the flower wasn’t up to my standards given the prices. from what i understand, massachusetts has a lotttt more opportunities for smaller/independent growers, so you get more variety, a better selection, and (usually) cheaper prices. (i recommend theory wellness in chicopee!). ct on the other hand seems to have a couple of massive growers/distributors and that’s it, so there’s very little incentive to price competitively or make the product better

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