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@BosnyakEthan @Mericamemed Donate them to the black community.
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@Mericamemed What is the point of this..wtf are you going to do with 100 smoke alarms?
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@blueorigin Will this effect my prime subscription..looks expensive
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@yourfriendSOMMI Pulsechain has certainly lived up to its name. For those that know. Our investments have been well and truly spunked
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@drinkonsaturday Spending hours flattening two metal surfaces only to spew an entire tube of flexible adhesive between those surfaces…smart.
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A quiet, solidly mounted anvil does make a meaningful difference in the quality of blacksmithing work. When an anvil rattles due to poor bolting, base imperfections, or instability, it absorbs and dissipates much of the hammer’s energy through vibration and movement rather than transferring it efficiently into the hot metal. This leads to less effective deformation with each blow, requiring more strikes before the workpiece cools, which can result in incomplete shaping, uneven grain flow, surface defects, or even cracks from rushed or insufficient hammering.
Precision also suffers because vibrations make it harder to land accurate, controlled blows, especially during detailed operations like drawing tapers, punching, or fullering. The smith tires more quickly, leading to greater inconsistency across pieces or production runs, while the excessive bounce accelerates wear on both the anvil face and tools.
In contrast, a quiet anvil—firmly bolted to a heavy stand, timber base, or concrete with a flat contact surface—returns nearly all impact energy to the metal. Forging feels crisp and “dead,” allowing cleaner, faster, and more predictable shaping with better metallurgical results, such as improved grain refinement and fewer internal flaws. Modern smiths often add rubber pads or reinforced mounts specifically to achieve this stability, making it one of the highest-return upgrades for consistent, high-quality manufacture.
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@MrJamesMay Looks like tulip wood. Nice little shadow gap detail along the edges to disguise the glue joint. Rebated back for a 6mm ply back. Looks like it may be the right side of a new chisel/screwdriver shelf. Maybe some plane storage too.
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@LeilaniDowding @Michael_For14 He let you drive it twice? 😬
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@Michael_For14 When I 1st drove my fiancés car it completely shocked me, I thought the power steering had gone and I jerked the wheel hard and over steered
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When they say it’s for safety, remember the guy whose van wouldn’t move out the way of a truck because he don’t have his indicator on. His lane assist came on and he couldn’t get it to move back into his lane
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Every new car in the U.S. will be required by law to have tech that puts constant surveillance on the driver by 2027. AI in your car will determine if you're sober and fit to drive, automatically turning off the vehicle if it determines you're a danger on the road.
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@thevilething @Rainmaker1973 That was more Kamikaze than Kumamoto
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@Rainmaker1973 For some reason this reminds me of all the people that got the vaccine and wore masks
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@CatchUpFeed Remember folks
Mother in law spells WOMAN HITLER
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@DejaRu22 Roger Hargreaves . It all started with Mr Tickle.
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Whilst drinking with a big group of mates we somehow got onto the subject of different meats including the one in your post. Thinking I’ll add a bit to this convo I mentioned my grandfather had a press for said meat - in fact my Mother has it, she really like tongue.
It was at that moment I realised, I fucked up.
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@birdwoman1966 Surely your husbands mental health with improve when he recognises that the majority of the tax will be paying for Somali men to make a great life in wales. Hell, they might even rent them after their totally legitimate businesses take off in record speed.
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We have 2 converted farm buildings on our farmyard that we let out to holidaymakers. We never hit the Welsh government’s recent target of letting them out for over 182 days a year (even though they’re available all year) because we’re inland, not in the coast. They’ve just sent us a backdated premium (additional 50%) council tax bill for the last three years. It’s over £26,000.
I am seriously concerned for my husband’s mental health. We can’t pay that. We can’t sell them as they’re not suitable for permanent accommodation. We can’t rent them out as they’re not classed as permanent accommodation. What the actual fuck are we meant to do here?!!

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