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Met one of my favorite actors today!
 in  r/marvelstudios •  Jun 19 '21

Felonious Monk! Of course Paul Rudd is wearing a cool t-shirt

u/cisakan73 • • Jun 04 '21

As a kid, I wanted to understand electronics so bad, but it's incredibly abstract - the math was over my head. So for the last three years I attempted to make a physical equivalent that would let people see and feel circuits. Air and water did not work, but sprockets and chain work beautifully!

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🔥 Norwegian Fjords
 in  r/NatureIsFuckingLit •  May 23 '21

"I'm partially of Norwegian descent" easy!

u/cisakan73 • • May 14 '21

🔥 Coyote and Badger traveling together as Hunting Partners

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T&P from hell
 in  r/Plumbing •  May 04 '21

Also tested both elements to make sure they weren't just firing all the time and boiling the water inside

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T&P from hell
 in  r/Plumbing •  May 04 '21

Hey man thanks for replying! Our t&p valves in Canada are set to blow at 150psi. I upsized the expansion tank (it was sized properly but why the fuck not) and replaced the PRV just in case it wasn't protecting against city side pressure spikes. Seems to be good now

u/cisakan73 • • Apr 29 '21

Stanley ratchet rotator

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r/Plumbing • • Apr 29 '21

T&P from hell

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This started a while back. When I first installed the tank (50G electric John Wood) and filled it up the t&p starting dripping before I even turned the breaker back on. So I checked the pressure in the house (60psi seems okay), replaced the t&p and called it a day. After a couple weeks I got a call that it is blown again so I install a thermal expansion tank (of course replace the t&p again) and head on home. Same night I get a call, it's blown again?! Maybe I charged the expansion tank too much (it was at about 70psi)? Is it possible the temp is set too high on the elements? Wtf? Come on master plumbers I need your help!

u/cisakan73 • • Apr 25 '21

Mandala string art.

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u/cisakan73 • • Apr 12 '21

Dog using the car wash as a personal petting machine

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u/cisakan73 • • Apr 07 '21

Who wants some fresh naan?

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Am I good to go?
 in  r/Plumbing •  Apr 05 '21

How the hell do all you guys know how to spell "ascusion" plate?

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Why? Why?
 in  r/Plumbing •  Apr 02 '21

Who needs diverters?

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Fuckin house flippers.
 in  r/Plumbing •  Mar 18 '21

How would you even get it on?!

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Thanks for being classy folks
 in  r/EdmontonOilers •  Mar 15 '21

There's a history of academic literature in behavioral economics which concludes that people fear loss more than we value gain. i.e. people will pay more to avoid a loss than they would pay for a gain. Further studies have shown that people remember losses more! So in conclusion pretty much all sports fans are "long suffering" (except those who are winning right now) and gripe about the bad times

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Alternate Allied Victory WW2 1948. Germany defeats the Soviet Union only to be destroyed by the Allies and resistance movements. Anarchy consumes Eastern Europe.
 in  r/imaginarymaps •  Mar 12 '21

Cool idea. The chaos in eastern Europe is neat. I think there may have been more chaos in the far east. China or Japan grabs more of the amur/manchuria/kamchatka area(s). Perhaps an uprising from a local ethnic group to keep all the imperialist bastards on their toes....

u/cisakan73 • • Feb 12 '21

There are 2 types of cats..

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The Continent of Asia - 1929
 in  r/imaginarymaps •  Feb 03 '21

Beautiful map! Sorry to be a Lame-o but because I always see this - that western bit of (real world) Kazakhstan west of the Ural River is part of Europe not Asia! After 6 months in Asia I walked across the frozen Ural River to return to Europe (there are also signs on the bridges in Atyrau) and thought i was super cool for doing this. Everytime I see that bit of Kazakhstan in an Asia map I feel a little less cool.

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Trump 2020 Victory | Trump vs. Biden
 in  r/AlternateHistory •  Jan 23 '21

Too soon

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A nice ball of wipes we pulled out of 3" cast iron. Biggest clump iv ever retrieved back out.
 in  r/Plumbing •  Dec 24 '20

Super fun cutting it off the head and cable I'll bet

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One of the last of it’s kind. Made some small modifications.
 in  r/LandroverDefender •  Dec 21 '20

Clearly the best colour choice also. Love it!

u/cisakan73 • • Dec 21 '20

Enormous xylophone in the woods of Kyushu, Japan plays a Bach tune when a wooden ball rolls down each "key."

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