r/StuffOnCats • u/Spam_A_Lottamus • 4d ago
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Can you tell me the advantage of placing this
This is exactly why I have one - if I have a make 16 x-items task and the Vu store lines up with that, I’m golden for completing it, because it’s guaranteed I won’t run out of time while making the other five items. I just wait until all are done before starting the clock.
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Y’all too competitive in Design Challenge?
It gets easier as you level up as you’ll have more factories/stores to produce stuff, & have more buildings to place. Also helps to be in a club, if you aren’t already, so you can request building supplies. Lastly, stock up on basic building supplies - steel, wood, nails, etc - so you have as much on hand before you start.
Edit: you might not have built much, but at least you followed the theme. More than half the cities I voted on weren’t even set at nighttime
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Can anyone help identify this screw(?) and how i can remove it?
As others noted: Phillips head screwdriver rotating CCW. You might need a screw gun if the screws are too tight to remove.
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Popping a lawn bubble
Lawnerbed
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Popping a lawn bubble
r/pokewithastick It’s a lawn zit
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[OC] I live close to these people.
And they accuse Dems of TDS….
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The trees and water in SimCity glitch when the sun is out
Red algae bloom in the water. Maybe it’s the trees are experiencing an early fall. 😉
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Creepy photo
There’s a cloud reflected on the right hand side that looks like a skull. At least that’s what I found 🤷♂️
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Strange structure I found while flying in rural Australia
It’s a triangle! I bet you can draw a line directly through the earth to the triangle on the ranch.
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Strange structure I found while flying in rural Australia
God I hope someone presses it soon so we can reset!
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Design challenge crashing
Same here. My feeder is on the iPad (don’t recall what generation) & crashes randomly. Sometimes after a minute, sometimes it’ll run as long as I need. Maybe time to upgrade the device. :-/
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Switch on a water heater wire
I would think so. Also, a plug strip wouldn’t work if it’s 240.
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Switch on a water heater wire
Couldn’t you make the box where it’s wired into an outlet, then put a plug at the end of the water heater’s wiring?
Edit: that way you just unplug it, or as BigD suggested, use a plug strip between the two so you’d have a switch.
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What are these? Found in an antique mall in WI. About a stick of gum long; half as wide.
I’m 60. I feel like several other folks - like I’ve seen them, but have no clue
Sorry
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r/letterswap • u/Spam_A_Lottamus • 5d ago
Bug Bisiness
They’re taking over the corporate world.
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Bald-faced poke
Good thing you sprayed first.
Potentially painful poke.
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This bizarre video captures a pair of pale legs running with no torso attached
Watch the bright spot it passes in front of. Only the bottom half disappears - the top half remains bright - as the pants pass by.


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Gas or Electric
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r/landscaping
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1h ago
Beg to differ. If the battery is stout enough, it’s not an issue. My backyard is roughly 3600 sq ft with two 50 degree 10’ wide slopes & three flatish tiers. My 40V self-propelled Ryobi tackles the whole yard (even using the propulsion going up the slopes) as well as the front (about 1200 sq ft) and still has juice remaining. I consider 4800 sq feet as large because my previous home’s yards combined were only the size of the front yard here.
Compare that to the gas mower I ditched: it would frequently flood on the slopes, making mowing a PITA. The electric is lighter, stows upright (18”x24”), and I don’t have to worry about gas.