I huff a lot of things

Back when Linens n Things was closing and liquidating, I bought a trash can that uses a weird sized bag, and I bought a bunch of packs of the bags on Amazon, a few hundred bags in total. For years afterwards my Amazon recs were often random trash bags. Like they think I collect trash bags for fun.

It's just a budget flux core welder. Cheap and easy to get started with. I've had a lot of fun with it, and I love the idea of trying out some other types of machines, but I'm running out of space in my garage for more tools.

So that’s some sort of clarinet from outer space?

A picture of a homemade shop cart with a welded steel frame, three levels of wood shelves, and some plastic tool/supply holders on top. The shelves are filled with various tools and materials.

I wanted more welding practice, and I also wanted a heavy duty rolling shop cart for my garage, so I built this. I’ll probably make some modifications after using it for a bit, but for the most part I’m pretty happy with how it’s come together so far.

The people are clamoring for a good underwater grass cutting simulator game.

As just a random guy who likes seeing the photos and stuff that you share here, I'm glad you beat those odds. Keep fighting!

An order review to buy $14.37 worth of stickers, but with a shipping charge of $14,377.48

Nice try.

Despite learning cursive almost 40 years ago, my signature is just a messy scribble, and I've never had a single check or any other document rejected or returned because of it.

Epic said after cutting a thousand jobs, they now have a bit over 4000 employees. So they had about 5k before. If revenue last year was $6B, then that averages out to around $1.2M of rev per employee.

If your business isn’t sustainable with $1.2M revenue per employee, you need new management.

"Fine, if nobody else is going to kick it into the goal, I guess I'll just do it."

I've had similar thoughts with a handful of games, this was f2p and I've enjoyed it, maybe I'll buy something to support the devs.

And often when I looked at their store, the items and prices are so obviously ridiculous and predatory that I decide I don't want to play anymore. Especially in mobile.

It’s impressive how often they manage to go with the dumbest ‘solution’ to things.

We were watching a restaurant cooking show and someone came into the kitchen and told the chefs that a customer was celebrating their birthday and asked to be served a cake or some other special non-menu dish. And I was like, wait, do people actually do that? And apparently it's not that uncommon??

I'm not sure if moves that sick can even be nerfed.

Congress filled up with performative politicians who'd prefer to actually do nothing, just let the executive branch and supreme court make the unpopular moves, while they embrace into all the various procedural hurdles that they can say stopped them from doing anything useful. Cowards, most of them.

This is neat, but I'm starting to think that very few states took their shape's suitability for an iceberg into account when drawing their borders. Such a lack of foresight.

A mocking bird looking closely at the camera on a bird feeder.

I’ve been adding feeders to my yard over the past couple years, and for my birthday my mom got me one that has a camera built in, and that’s been fun.

My wife is a librarian, and back when the movies were still first being released, her library did a lot of Harry Potter events. I used my lathe to make some nice wooden wands for her and her coworkers, and eventually got talked into making almost a hundred of them for kids to decorate and keep.

The good news is that if you beat on the code enough to get it to work, at the end of it all, the player only sees that it works. They don't see the huge mess going on behind the scenes. Just scope really really really small, and game jams should be fun.

An orange tabby cat laying on his back, with a stroopwafel resting on his belly.

While a stroopwafel is awesome on its own, to make it even better, it's suggested that before eating it you warm it up by resting it on your cat's belly for a few minutes.

An orange tabby cat laying on his back, holding a little gnome figure on his tummy.

An orange tabby cat grooming his paw with his tongue while enjoying some sunshine coming in through the window.

Tater doing Tater things.

An orange tabby cat laying on the top of a cat tower with his front legs hanging down over the edge while he stares into the camera.

Tater just being his ridiculous self.

Navy pilot, astronaut, Senator, wife almost killed and serious disabled from assassination attempt while she was a Congressperson, none of that matters to these corrupt chickenhawk fuckers

The price only seems excessive until you see all of the stuff inside of it that's included.

A gray tabby cat looking up at the ceiling with his mouth open.

Picture of Artie chirping at a light reflection on the ceiling.

Two cats napping on a bed. The gray tabby cat is stretched out on top of a blanket, and the orange tabby cat is curled up against a green sweatshirt.

Nap time is the best time.

A picture of an orange tabby cat. The cat is sitting on the floor facing away from the camera, and his legs are sticking out and his head is bent down so that it’s being blocked by his body. The end result looks like a lumpy orange blob with some paws sticking out of it.

Tater from a different angle.

A close up view of the face of a gray tabby cat as he drinks from a kitchen faucet. His tongue is out as he licks the water stream.

It’s early on a Monday morning, and Artie is already hard at work performing one of his most important jobs, drinking from the kitchen faucet.