BlushedPotatoPlayers @ BlushedPotatoPlayers @sopuli.xyz

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Looks like a secret fatality move

I can imagine... "You, c*nt! Would you mind turning left a bit? Thanks!"

I'm surprised nobody mentioned jack plugs yet. Basically unchanged since 1877 when it was invented for phone switchboards, roughly as old as safety pins or modern hairpins (give or take a few decades)

For the uninitiated, Ikarus was a Hungarian bus factory that produced buses to the Eastern block, some of those are probably still running somewhere in Mongolia. The Ikarus 256 was produced between 1974-2002, so in the best case that thing was at least 23 years old.

But even better, someone got to travel on an Ikarus 55 on the same day (1954-1974), which used to be great in their time, but definitely weren't made for 36C summers, the lack of air conditioning combined with the sunshine roof that used to increase the feel of comfort in 1958 created a living hell for the passengers packed into that rolling museum with barely openable windows.

What I never got about this theory is, fine, you run after the Ptadgedrwgydon for 87kms, when it gives up due to exhaustion and you kill it with a stone. What now? You're 87kms away with a carcass that weighs 500kg, how do you get back the food to the tribe?

I had to read the post twice, is the arrow keys the life hack? zu the fold, }} two paragraph and 3) to jump three sentences is. And we haven't mentioned macros yet

A c64 emulator? Then basically anything, LOCO maybe?

Yes, that's what happened

For me it kinda went the other way, I'm almost convinced that human intelligence is the same pattern repeating, just more general (yet)

I guessed so, but what's the context?

Umm... What are we seeing in the picture?

One thing I learned from Kerbal space program is that anything flies with enough boosters

I did it very carefully. I was in Austria, and there's a non zero chance there could be legal issues

Whoa, thanks for that. I'm looking for years for a book that had a single edition in our country, it's impossible to find and they have it. I will try my poor Spanish on it.

One just noticed in a shop that Merkur has a travel razor, so if you prefer something compact instead of adjustable that's an option to consider

The handling is not complicated. Once you feel confident you'll surely cut yourself though:) But the blade needs more care, you need to leather and occasionally hone it - but you might probably need a single one for life

Check out the adjustables as well!

Get a Merkur adjustable, they are a bit pricey, but you have to buy it once. Alternatively you can get an old Gillette from ebay. From there, blades are cheap. You can go all the way and get a cutthroat, but it needs technique and care. DE is a good compromise.

Japanese double edge blades, they cost 2-3x more as others (roughly 1USD per piece), but they are the sharpest ones on the market. The only complaint you can find is that they are maybe a bit too sharp

The building style?