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Of course, it's probably not that easy to start the mutually assured destruction protocol. Possibly easiest in India and Pakistan. Then when they're firing at each other launch another one at Russia. And include China at some point. | ||
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My PC's fine, my car's fine, I don't need anything x_x First world problems to the limit | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
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On November 27 2014 12:55 Djzapz wrote: WTF do I want for Christmas? Mom's asking for present ideas (most likely around $200) and I just don't need anything. If I don't give her a good idea she'll come up with something probably awesome but possibly of limited use... My PC's fine, my car's fine, I don't need anything x_x First world problems to the limit Booze and socks. Seriously, good new socks are awesome | ||
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Djzapz
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On November 27 2014 12:57 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Booze and socks. Seriously, good new socks are awesome I asked for booze, socks are pretty much a given (thx mom), but she always tries to give something else nice.  And she makes me feel guilty when I don't have ideas ;( | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
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On November 27 2014 13:11 Djzapz wrote: I asked for booze, socks are pretty much a given (thx mom), but she always tries to give something else nice. And she makes me feel guilty when I don't have ideas ;( Sounds like such a mom thing. I don't know. I'm basically the same way, I never know what I want. | ||
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Djzapz
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On November 27 2014 13:23 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Sounds like such a mom thing. I don't know. I'm basically the same way, I never know what I want. Oh she's a mom alright. | ||
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Sycamore
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I often find myself not doing well in group discussions, as in, I dont really participate as much as I would like to. I think its related to me always wanting/needing to think quite long (relatively) about other's statements to respond to them properly, and oftentimes it takes too long so someone else takes the chance and responds. Oh and I'm not talking about trivial discussions here, but more technical ones. So I wonder, do you know some ways to get better at this, getting better at deconstructing what people say and absorbing the relevant information quickly and connecting it to my own knowledge? Just practicing? | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On November 28 2014 07:06 Sycamore wrote: Dont think its a stupid question, but I'll ask anyways. I often find myself not doing well in group discussions, as in, I dont really participate as much as I would like to. I think its related to me always wanting/needing to think quite long (relatively) about other's statements to respond to them properly, and oftentimes it takes too long so someone else takes the chance and responds. Oh and I'm not talking about trivial discussions here, but more technical ones. So I wonder, do you know some ways to get better at this, getting better at deconstructing what people say and absorbing the relevant information quickly and connecting it to my own knowledge? Just practicing? I don't know, but I suffer from the same thing so I'm curious for what others say. | ||
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GreenHorizons
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On December 01 2014 10:41 Sub40APM wrote: Anyone know how to water plants so that the water (a) doesnt drown the plant and (b) doesnt pool at the bottom of that dish that you put under the pot the plant is in? All I could think of was to put a sponge in that pool of water to drain it and then re-water again but there has to be a better way Kind of depends on the plant, watering schedule, etc... Knowing your plants is key if you want to achieve what you are talking about. First you have to make sure the size of your pot is appropriate for the size of your plant. Presuming the pots are the appropriate size: One strategy would be watering them until they are roughly as saturated as they should be then let them dry for as long as you typically would before watering them again. Now before watering them lift them individually to check weight, now slowly add water evenly around the soil. Be careful to notice when the water starts coming out of the bottom (Note: if the soil is too dry water may immediately come out of the bottom). Lift it again at the end. Now you know how much roughly is too much for that plant. After doing it a few times you start to get a better idea of how much is too much or not enough and it happens more rarely or the amount is negligible. That's the most generic/universal version I can give without knowing what kind of plants we are talking about. | ||
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