On April 19 2014 10:23 Epishade wrote:
Break up your shit beforehand by jamming something up there until it's all mushy.
Break up your shit beforehand by jamming something up there until it's all mushy.
Like a butt plug?
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
April 19 2014 01:37 GMT
#1581
On April 19 2014 10:23 Epishade wrote: Show nested quote + On April 19 2014 08:57 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: Is there a way to make your shits slimmer? I'm tired of clogging every public bathroom I inhabit Break up your shit beforehand by jamming something up there until it's all mushy. Like a butt plug? | ||
Hryul
Austria2609 Posts
April 19 2014 01:37 GMT
#1582
On April 19 2014 09:10 Najda wrote: Why does every game have to install Direct X? directX is the API to connect the video data from your game to the hardware. if you don't have the DX version needed (or newer) for the game, it won't run since it (most likely) can't access the graphic card. Edit: DX also does other stuff, it's huge and i'm not really aware of everything it is capable of. | ||
[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
April 19 2014 02:17 GMT
#1583
On April 19 2014 10:28 Simberto wrote: You could try training your sphincter muscles? If your shit has too much circumference, they probably are flabby and weak. Stronger muscles would not allow that to happen. Would huge shits weaken the muscles? | ||
Epishade
United States2267 Posts
April 19 2014 03:30 GMT
#1584
On April 19 2014 11:17 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: Show nested quote + On April 19 2014 10:28 Simberto wrote: You could try training your sphincter muscles? If your shit has too much circumference, they probably are flabby and weak. Stronger muscles would not allow that to happen. Would huge shits weaken the muscles? I train my sphincter muscles every time I go to the gym so I don't have to worry about this question. | ||
Najda
United States3765 Posts
April 19 2014 03:35 GMT
#1585
On April 19 2014 10:37 Hryul wrote: directX is the API to connect the video data from your game to the hardware. if you don't have the DX version needed (or newer) for the game, it won't run since it (most likely) can't access the graphic card. Edit: DX also does other stuff, it's huge and i'm not really aware of everything it is capable of. So every game has to install it's own specific version of direct x? | ||
Arceus
Vietnam8332 Posts
April 19 2014 05:41 GMT
#1586
On April 19 2014 12:35 Najda wrote: Show nested quote + On April 19 2014 10:37 Hryul wrote: On April 19 2014 09:10 Najda wrote: Why does every game have to install Direct X? directX is the API to connect the video data from your game to the hardware. if you don't have the DX version needed (or newer) for the game, it won't run since it (most likely) can't access the graphic card. Edit: DX also does other stuff, it's huge and i'm not really aware of everything it is capable of. So every game has to install it's own specific version of direct x? basically you need the version that the game requires or newer one. However iirc theres some program back then that helped emulate DX9 (and other graphic thingy that your poor VGA didnt support) for computer with Dx8/8.5 | ||
Epishade
United States2267 Posts
April 21 2014 00:13 GMT
#1587
I always feel that it's much easier to run up stairs 2 steps at a time, but idk if that's just my personal experience or if people also think that way. Regardless, I usually end up walking up stairs instead because there are people around (and it might look goofy sprinting up stairs) and feeling much more tired out walking up them than I would have had had I ran up them. | ||
[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
April 21 2014 00:20 GMT
#1588
Downstairs I usually do this half-jog down, or if they're carpeted and I'm wearing socks, I'll slide down and pretend I'm Michael Jackson. | ||
GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
April 21 2014 01:24 GMT
#1589
On April 21 2014 09:13 Epishade wrote: Do people normally find it is easier to walk up stairs or run up stairs? And how many stairs per step? I always feel that it's much easier to run up stairs 2 steps at a time, but idk if that's just my personal experience or if people also think that way. Regardless, I usually end up walking up stairs instead because there are people around (and it might look goofy sprinting up stairs) and feeling much more tired out walking up them than I would have had had I ran up them. Walk up 2 or 3 at a time coz i'm tall and taking one at a time is so fucking slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww also, whoever decided to make stars that are really flat and really long should rot forever, those are the worst for 2-in-1'ing | ||
Orcasgt24
Canada3238 Posts
April 21 2014 01:28 GMT
#1590
On April 21 2014 09:20 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: or if they're carpeted and I'm wearing socks, I'll slide down and pretend I'm Michael Jackson. I'm so glad I am not the only person who does this! | ||
GtC
United States546 Posts
April 22 2014 03:48 GMT
#1591
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3FFA
United States3931 Posts
April 22 2014 15:32 GMT
#1592
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
April 22 2014 16:30 GMT
#1593
On April 23 2014 00:32 3FFA wrote: Where does one go to find a bucket of steam, a glass hammer, bent nails, striped paint, and glass hairs? Kettle, Jewelry Store, Construction Site Trash Can, Walls (if dry)/Design Firm(if wet), fiberglass insulation. | ||
o29
United States220 Posts
April 22 2014 17:27 GMT
#1594
On April 23 2014 00:32 3FFA wrote: Where does one go to find a bucket of steam, a glass hammer, bent nails, striped paint, and glass hairs? I know this is a reference to this, but just for fun... + Show Spoiler + Bucket of steam: Rubbermaid Neat 'N Tidy Bucket Heat contents to 100C or 212F. Glass Hammer: Not manufactured; although you could potentially commision a glass blower Bent nails: Assorted Metal Nails Guide on bending steel Striped paint: Choose any two colors and apply alternatingly Glass hair: Not manufactured; commision a glass blower | ||
Butterednuts
United States859 Posts
April 22 2014 17:39 GMT
#1595
How do I train my bladder/bowels so I don't have to go at night? | ||
Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
April 22 2014 17:40 GMT
#1596
On April 23 2014 00:32 3FFA wrote: Where does one go to find a bucket of steam, a glass hammer, bent nails, striped paint, and glass hairs? I don't get what these things have in common. Glass hair seems to be a contradiction in terms, since hair is by definition not made of glass, and as such is completely nonsensical. Having a bucket of steam seems physically impossible because a bucket, by its design, does not hold gas. Similarly, but not equivalently, it seems to be impossible for a liquid to be striped for any length of time due to its imperfect viscosity. The other two items seem possible, and as such could be acquired, but since glass is an inferior material for the purpose of hammering, it does not seem to have any real world practical applications. I suppose bent nails do have the practical application of fastening objects when other methods are not immediately available. | ||
Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
April 22 2014 17:48 GMT
#1597
On April 23 2014 02:40 Crushinator wrote: Show nested quote + On April 23 2014 00:32 3FFA wrote: Where does one go to find a bucket of steam, a glass hammer, bent nails, striped paint, and glass hairs? I don't get what these things have in common. Glass hair seems to be a contradiction in terms, since hair is by definition not made of glass, and as such is completely nonsensical. Having a bucket of steam seems physically impossible because a bucket, by its design, does not hold gas. Similarly, but not equivalently, it seems to be impossible for a liquid to be striped for any length of time due to its imperfect viscosity. The other two items seem possible, and as such could be acquired, but since glass is an inferior material for the purpose of hammering, it does not seem to have any real world practical applications. I suppose bent nails do have the practical application of fastening objects when other methods are not immediately available. A kettle is metal bucket that traps steam (although some escape) when heated. Jewelry stores do sell all shapes of jewelry, including hammers (albeit small) All construction sites have bent nails by the pound in their trash. Striped paint is readily available on walls if already dry. If wet, you'd need to find a designer to paint something for you and provide you the sample before it dries. Fiberglass insulation fits the description of hair made of glass (sort of) in that it is strands of hairlike fiber made of fiberglass. Wild goose chase requests require wild answers. | ||
Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
April 22 2014 17:50 GMT
#1598
On April 23 2014 02:48 Thieving Magpie wrote: Show nested quote + On April 23 2014 02:40 Crushinator wrote: On April 23 2014 00:32 3FFA wrote: Where does one go to find a bucket of steam, a glass hammer, bent nails, striped paint, and glass hairs? I don't get what these things have in common. Glass hair seems to be a contradiction in terms, since hair is by definition not made of glass, and as such is completely nonsensical. Having a bucket of steam seems physically impossible because a bucket, by its design, does not hold gas. Similarly, but not equivalently, it seems to be impossible for a liquid to be striped for any length of time due to its imperfect viscosity. The other two items seem possible, and as such could be acquired, but since glass is an inferior material for the purpose of hammering, it does not seem to have any real world practical applications. I suppose bent nails do have the practical application of fastening objects when other methods are not immediately available. A kettle is metal bucket that traps steam (although some escape) when heated. Jewelry stores do sell all shapes of jewelry, including hammers (albeit small) All construction sites have bent nails by the pound in their trash. Striped paint is readily available on walls if already dry. If wet, you'd need to find a designer to paint something for you and provide you the sample before it dries. Fiberglass insulation fits the description of hair made of glass (sort of) in that it is strands of hairlike fiber made of fiberglass. Wild goose chase requests require wild answers. I strongly object to the notion that a kettle is a bucket. | ||
Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
April 22 2014 17:54 GMT
#1599
On April 23 2014 02:39 Butterednuts wrote: So for like the past 2 weeks I've been having to use the bathroom everyday at like 5 or 6 in the morning. It sucks because after I get up and get back to bed it's hard for me to go right back to sleep. I've tried to fix this by not drinking fluids a few hours before I go to bed, but to no avail. How do I train my bladder/bowels so I don't have to go at night? I would suggest just shitting/pissing the bed untill your body learns that you will not obey its command to get up. | ||
icystorage
Jollibee19343 Posts
April 23 2014 03:34 GMT
#1600
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