Beegzoidberg @ Beegzoidberg @beehaw.org

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I could be wrong because I cannot remember, but check empress and see if they do it.

Thanks!

I've had such a hard time managing to get these games specifically because I'm new to the games side of things. If it's not against the rules/ you don't mind answering, which site on the megathread did you use to get it?

Hi, take it or leave it because I'm not very knowledgeable but I did do something like this with my partner. We used a shelf mounting system like this: https://a.co/d/60pkQw2 although I am not sure which exact one we used. I can look if you're interested.

We determined the location of the support beams, which mapped where we placed the vertical shelf supports. Drilling those into drywall anchors is not an option. Then, we determined the shelf lengths we'd need to fit the space we tried to fill. They sell numerous shelf lengths, so it was a puzzle of where we could support it, how long we wanted it, etc. We have a tv stand below the shelving for our entertainment center stuff and our TV. I'm happy to share more if it helps.

None of this works if you really want to build the whole thing. But, it is easier than doing so and relates to what other commenter have said, this one travels a bit easier because you can use any parts that do fit your next place (which I know isn't important right now).

Hey thanks for posting this! My trivia guy asked this at the bar last night and I remembered the whole graphic so we won a gift card!

I agree with the other commenter, I tend to use a cheaper steel bit but drill slow with water running over it. If you need support for the bit, you can put a piece of tape over where you're drilling. It keeps the bit on target and the hole a bit more stable.

I like to drill holes in mine, it's not always safe to do and you should run a bit of water where you intend to drill to stop the dust, but I've saved many pots that way

Something a little more ready to eat might be welcome. Beef stew, chili those rice bags you add boiling water to, all make it easy for someone to eat as ling as thry can warm it up. Otherwise, I think you're doing great.

Nope, never, except for all the times they do:

https://www.thetrevorproject.org/research-briefs/pronouns-usage-among-lgbtq-youth/

Even if you think it's a weird thing to do you could just choose not to engage, which is advice written in the post you commented on.

You'd be right in my opinion. New Vegas is incredible. But something felt missing from the outer worlds, and I was hoping they would find it in avowed.

Agree with calzones, but I like to buy pizza dough, roll it out, slice grooves into each side (leave the middle third unsliced), then add toppings to the middle and wrap it up. You can add Italian stuff in there but you could totally add paneer and Indian spiced tofu, or Monterey jack with taco seasoned chicken or black beans and red peppers and onions, or whatever. I bake it at 375 till it looks good.

Oh yeah, three hours of high school swim practice and seven of school without a bite to eat on Concerta. Awful. And I'd stay up til 3 am every night with vyvanse. I'd consider trying something else but I'm 0-2.

Doing my best to make progress in tears of the kingdom but it's just so big. Also, recently got helldivers and I've been enjoying it when it doesn't crash constantly

Thanks!

What do you use?

Crazy sock day is when your work asks you to wear different, funky socks for spirit week or a cause

The other commenter explained why those are crazy socks

Does anyone else have trouble loading catbox files or the main site?

Exactly:

• It reheats food quickly with a better texture than the microwave
• It keeps food warm once I've cooked it and i can use it to keep part of dinner warm while I cook the rest
• It cooks food evenly because it is a convection oven, and starts the process quicker because it is small
• It replaces my toaster
• I can bake one thing in the oven (fish potatoes, broccoli) while the other cooks in the air fryer, especially helpful when they have vastly different cook times and temperatures

I respect that it's a pain getting up change it (where I recommend the air mouse) as well as the pain of having to plug it all back in, so it makes sense that you don't want to move your streaming computer constantly and you don't want to buy another one. Best of luck figuring out what works for you

I spent up a bit on a refurbished one at $130, but the other commenter is right that they can be in the $60-$100 range