Her upper lip is permanently indented.
If she had a good personality, you could probably get past that, but damn she's a total *****!
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Her upper lip is permanently indented.
If she had a good personality, you could probably get past that, but damn she's a total *****!
Kamandi
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They're probably actors.
There's that too. "Assisted reality" is garbage.
toylion
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hockeyflow33
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Selling statues is always great. Thanks for messaging me to confirm what was written and then not buy.
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I wish I had saved some of the dollar store shoppers conversations I've had to deal with.
hockeyflow33
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Facebook creepily saves every convo you've ever had
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fosing
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bought a set of rotring rapidograph tech pens for <$10...
now i have to clean them.
now i have to clean them.
When teachers don't have the good sense to clean out their 5 year olds project totes before throwing them in the washer and dryer and crayons get washed and dried. The melted mess is the new dryer will never come out. And guess who they want to take care of it?
Kamandi
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bought a set of rotring rapidograph tech pens for <$10...
now i have to clean them.
Drop the nubs in Simple Green for a day or two. All the dried ink will dissolve or shake out.
Your crayons?
HUH?
Anyway, no, it's the kids' crayons I work with.
Anyone know how to get melted crayon out of a clothes dryer? The big hunks came out okay, but the whole drum is discolored and there's streaks of crayon all over. I tried a magic eraser but it was a no go. Anyway, I just hung a DO NOT USE sign on it and will tackle it on Monday.
Edit: Never mind, found about 4 ideas I'll try.
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Mr. Green
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You're screwed. If they get in those holes, only time will get most of 'em out. Time and a lot of ruined batch. Unless, unless someone take 'em apart and clean them. Best bet is to clean them when they're hot.
fosing
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i soaked them overnight. i only manage to salvage 2(.18 and .25) of 5.
im surprised the finer ones survived the clean-up...the other 3 had their fine needles stuck inside the tip.
and it will cost me about >$100 to replace those 3 nubs. lolz
Kamandi
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Nothing to lose so you might as well drop them in automotive brake fluid for a few hours. If that doesn't work then you're buying new tips. (wear gloves!!! It's not good for you. Can cause chem burns if you have it on your skin long enough.)
fosing
Super Freak
too late. managed to remove the plunger thingy without the fine needle by sheer tapping. should've been more patient...i'll put that in m new years resolution. :/
but i'll count my small victories. 10 bucks for $100 worth of tech pen+accessories.
Mr. Green
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****, 1 inch of snow outside, this morning.
Kamandi
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I did that on my first set of technical pens to. You should never have to disassemble the nib. It's too easy to bend the needle when reassembling.
They are nice when they work properly. Did you get Rotring or Kohinoor?
They are nice when they work properly. Did you get Rotring or Kohinoor?
fosing
Super Freak
rotring rapidographs.
partly user error, i had a long way since cleaning up a rotring variant.
partly user error, i had a long way since cleaning up a rotring variant.
Better than ice! I tried to go out to get something to eat and I only got about a block down the road before I had to turn back. I went about 5 miles an hour and still slide past my driveway! That's what I hate about winter...ICE!
Mr. Green
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Figured he better shovel that snow anyway or else it might turn into ice overnight.
