Randoms from last night
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rollmeanddie (10/21/2015) [-] Time to steal some Korean Credit Cards and use them to buy materials for hot ice.
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whyheloitisijimble (10/21/2015) [-] Thank indeed it only made a take of 15 minute and now does complete know of korean
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desucakes (10/21/2015) [-] Sweet. I can now learn morse code in one minute, simply by practicing ten minutes a day
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kuchikirukia (10/21/2015) [-] How to catch a mouse? Just grab it.
Let's see... two hours ago I had a bird in my hand.
Yesterday saved a field mouse and a mole. Also have a new chipmunk running around I haven't been able to grab yet.
Two days ago had to clean up a dead chipmunk and a mouse.
Three days ago was clear.
Four days ago, snagged a mouse.
When you have a cat who's a huntress, you get good at catching the small woodland creatures they bring in.
Let's see... two hours ago I had a bird in my hand.
Yesterday saved a field mouse and a mole. Also have a new chipmunk running around I haven't been able to grab yet.
Two days ago had to clean up a dead chipmunk and a mouse.
Three days ago was clear.
Four days ago, snagged a mouse.
When you have a cat who's a huntress, you get good at catching the small woodland creatures they bring in.
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miscreant (10/21/2015) [-] The Harry Potter one is ******* stupid though.
Apart from it not being all deaths, it's severely badly interpreted.
Sirius' death was to show his lack of parental figures? HIS DEATH WAS TO SHOW THAT HE WAS DEAD? How circular isn't that?
And Snape never changed, only Harry's view of him. He was about as constant as a character can be.
Shouldn't Dumbledore be "the death of a leader doesn't always stop a war", because I think that it's happened at least once historically that a leader died and a war along with him.
Something tells me that the only reason Hedwig's death was the only one properly explained is because the author went out and said "yep, this is how it is".
Apart from it not being all deaths, it's severely badly interpreted.
Sirius' death was to show his lack of parental figures? HIS DEATH WAS TO SHOW THAT HE WAS DEAD? How circular isn't that?
And Snape never changed, only Harry's view of him. He was about as constant as a character can be.
Shouldn't Dumbledore be "the death of a leader doesn't always stop a war", because I think that it's happened at least once historically that a leader died and a war along with him.
Something tells me that the only reason Hedwig's death was the only one properly explained is because the author went out and said "yep, this is how it is".
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Vulgaris (10/21/2015) [-] We use that kind of trap to catch wasps and other annoying insects while we're eating outside. Simply put the trap outside and put any kind of sugary beverage into it.
Wasps will fly in, attracted by the promise of sweet sweet sugary goodness, but once inside will be too stupid to find the exit. They'll eventually grow tired and try to land into the liquid and die.
Wasps will fly in, attracted by the promise of sweet sweet sugary goodness, but once inside will be too stupid to find the exit. They'll eventually grow tired and try to land into the liquid and die.
