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dudenectar (09/20/2015) [-] 
i accept my fate but stand by my decision
seriously tho i went to a local newsagents and they were selling a small fukken tub of the things for 5 euro like who would pay that for a tub of cereal smaller than a koka noodles pot
seriously tho i went to a local newsagents and they were selling a small fukken tub of the things for 5 euro like who would pay that for a tub of cereal smaller than a koka noodles pot
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dudenectar (09/20/2015) [-] i never had any luck to begin with
my parents hit randomize on my stats when i was born and get 0 for everything except a 10 in getting into bad situations
my parents hit randomize on my stats when i was born and get 0 for everything except a 10 in getting into bad situations
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myreadyassyolk (09/20/2015) [-] **myreadyassyolk used "*roll 1, 00-99*"**
**myreadyassyolk rolls 37**May you have eternal luck.
**myreadyassyolk rolls 37**May you have eternal luck.
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enslavedyouth (09/20/2015) [-] Okay, water and soda is pretty disgusting already.. but love nectar..
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nightmarexnxnxnxnx (09/20/2015) [-]
Its funnier when you read it in a voice of a wasted stoner...
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GmCity ONLINE (09/19/2015) [-] Well you know, it is getting through the keyhole but it rains here all the time so we need them to be watertight. We just don't expect it to come up to the doorhandle.
Also does no-one know what double glazing is?
Also does no-one know what double glazing is?
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solidderking (09/19/2015) [-] isnt every window in the western world double glazed by now ?
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solidderking (09/20/2015) [-] i realized that i wrote glazed, but i hoped that everyone would just ignore it.
i bet it is possible to glaze glas, but i doubt that even Americans would eat it.
i realized that i started every sentence with an i, but i am to lazy to correct it, i`d rather write this text, since it feels like less work
i bet it is possible to glaze glas, but i doubt that even Americans would eat it.
i realized that i started every sentence with an i, but i am to lazy to correct it, i`d rather write this text, since it feels like less work
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solidderking (09/20/2015) [-] really ? well, that was about time, i demand octoglassed windows by the time i am old
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pinkfloyd ONLINE (09/20/2015) [-] **pinkfloyd used "*roll picture*"**
**pinkfloyd rolled image** Yes but can the Irish doors keep the English out?
**pinkfloyd rolled image** Yes but can the Irish doors keep the English out?
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selfdenyingbeggar (09/20/2015) [-] **selfdenyingbeggar used "*roll picture*"**
**selfdenyingbeggar rolled image** that's some good ruining
**selfdenyingbeggar rolled image** that's some good ruining
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narutolas ONLINE (09/20/2015) [-]
Imagine if the door wasn't glass, and you just woke up in the morning and tried to go to work and ruined your entire house
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thismustbeseen (09/20/2015) [-] It could easily be leaking, and we just don't see it because we don't see the floor, and also the picture is really low quality.
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thebeanzlover (09/20/2015) [-] You can. Look at the below-water-level section of the door. The window's reflection is showing the light shining off of the water on the floor.
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rockamekishiko (09/20/2015) [-] aside form the keyhole, i don't think it is. I'm assuming it took a long time for the water to rise that much, and I'd think if it leaked that much the water level inside the house would be higher than a puddle in the floor
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dakkadakka (09/19/2015) [-] Pretty much ruins the entire first floor.
Floorboards need refitting since the water tends to be filthy and anything it touches is pretty much forever ruined.
>tfw my town gets flooding and I live on a hill
Floorboards need refitting since the water tends to be filthy and anything it touches is pretty much forever ruined.
>tfw my town gets flooding and I live on a hill
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kaboomz (09/20/2015) [-] >house is flooded
>you can see the reflection of light hitting the water on the door
>water comming out of keyhole
5/10 sealing
>you can see the reflection of light hitting the water on the door
>water comming out of keyhole
5/10 sealing
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ashedust (09/20/2015) [-] As a person from (not manitowoc) Wisconsin, I can confirm that winters that lead to completely blocked doors does happen from time to time.
It's just... the last two winters have been pretty lacking. Wisconsin: We used to have beautiful winters, now we just have bitter cold and hatred of windchill.
It's just... the last two winters have been pretty lacking. Wisconsin: We used to have beautiful winters, now we just have bitter cold and hatred of windchill.
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warioteam (09/20/2015) [-] jesus i thought the underwater portion in that second pic was the street
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aprophix (09/20/2015) [-]
As a resident of Sheboygan Wisconsin I have to say I've never seen anything that bad. I mean its still bad. But more like an "I wish they would cancel work / school, its -20 with 3 ft of snow, oh well better hop on my ******* bike!" , bad
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vladhellsing ONLINE (09/20/2015) [-] I thought that was just the same door after the snow melted.
