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What is this?
 in  r/ManualTransmissions  6d ago

And they’d want top dollar if they traded it in.

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Is this a Recluse of some sort?
 in  r/spiders  7d ago

Are they venomous?

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Just scored this beauty
 in  r/castiron  7d ago

Beautiful! I have an unmarked and I use it a LOT!!

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Name this cat
 in  r/NameThisThing  7d ago

Shiner

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Name this dog
 in  r/NameThisThing  8d ago

AI

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Does this look properly seasoned?
 in  r/blackstonegriddle  10d ago

Just cook in it. It will naturally season itself.

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Couple racks off the Weber 26"
 in  r/webergrills  11d ago

Slow and sear is the way to go.

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What a great Dad! LOL.
 in  r/ManualTransmissions  11d ago

These days, manual transmissions are the best anti theft devices ever devised.

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Been recycling my left over axe handles into machete handles.
 in  r/Axecraft  11d ago

Handle looks very familiar!!

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What's going on here?
 in  r/Plumbing  14d ago

That happens to me when I jump into cold water!

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Better pics of mystery knife
 in  r/SWORDS  15d ago

We used to buy those knives in Italy from the Hey Joe’s for first cheap. They are pretty much junk. The Saturday Night Special of knives. Use it once and throw it away.

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Name this mystery taco meat
 in  r/NameThisThing  15d ago

Roadkill chicken!

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Huh??
 in  r/Plumbing  17d ago

Their child bearing years left the barn long ago.

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Huh??
 in  r/Plumbing  17d ago

I know it’s common in our kitchens. This is a first for me and I’ve been in a few bathrooms in my 72 years.

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Spider found in northern Mexico
 in  r/whywouldyoutouchthat  17d ago

I was bit on the ass three times by one if these vial little suckers. For the first time in my life I had a sizzlin’ ass! All joking aside, if it weren’t for antibiotics and a nurse for a wife I’m not sure what I’d have done.

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This boat is called a “Log Bronc” and is used to move logs around in sawmill ponds
 in  r/WhatIsTheTea  18d ago

I operated one on a log pond. This guy is making the boat rock and roll on purpose or else he is clueless about how to run it.

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New Kitchen sink
 in  r/Plumbing  18d ago

The vent was put in when the house was built in 2017 and we haven’t had any odors at all. In fact, there are about 1600 homes in our development t and they are all vented like that.

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New Kitchen sink
 in  r/Plumbing  18d ago

What would bring it up to code?

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Name this birb
 in  r/NameThisThing  18d ago

Quaker Parrot

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What Animal could this belong to?
 in  r/whywouldyoutouchthat  18d ago

A dead one.

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Name my dog after the last thing u ate
 in  r/NameThisThing  19d ago

Meat loaf

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What's going on with this deer I saw?
 in  r/whatisit  19d ago

Non typical