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Pate 5 month s ago
#8 hack them to say "you are pregnant"
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Philip 5 month s ago
#9 That train seat design has been a thing for over 50 years. Nothing futuristic...quite retro, in fact.
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Noel 5 month s ago
Philip,
that's only proof how far ahead japanese really are!
that's only proof how far ahead japanese really are!
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Debra 5 month s ago
#1 Don't want that! Cleaning the toaster part will be a royal pain!
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Noel 5 month s ago
Debra,
on top of that, if either one of them breaks and you bring it in for a repair, you're without the other. I'd rather have separate appliances...
on top of that, if either one of them breaks and you bring it in for a repair, you're without the other. I'd rather have separate appliances...
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Lucille 5 month s ago
#16 Yes!
For when gravity fails us.
Nosh on!
For when gravity fails us.
Nosh on!
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Noel 5 month s ago
Lucille,
also: more plastic trash! Yay!
also: more plastic trash! Yay!
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Nanny 5 month s ago
#6 Tires have had wear strips for years, just without numbers on them.
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Cyrenius 5 month s ago
#7 and then the warm water freezes and resutls in pure ice?
In Germany there are few motorways (e.g. A45) with salt-water sprinkel systems.
In Germany there are few motorways (e.g. A45) with salt-water sprinkel systems.
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Noel 5 month s ago
Cyrenius,
just keep on spraying. That stuff is for free in Japan.
just keep on spraying. That stuff is for free in Japan.
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Gretta 5 month s ago
#16 Other than triggering environmentalists over added plastic waste, why not just tip the can and let the chips/crisps slide out?
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Noel 5 month s ago
Gretta,
because then - OMG - also the crumbles fall out and might get on your clothes or whatever!
because then - OMG - also the crumbles fall out and might get on your clothes or whatever!
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Simeon 5 month s ago
#5 we've had that here years ago, and they fade in 3 years, so we stopped it.
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Noel 5 month s ago
#14 but why? Would be handy at the bus stop maybe, but at a random traffic light?
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Malcolm 1 week ago
#9 Started working for a railroad in 1976. So my personal experience can only account for 48 years.
that's only proof how far ahead japanese really are!
on top of that, if either one of them breaks and you bring it in for a repair, you're without the other. I'd rather have separate appliances...
For when gravity fails us.
Nosh on!
also: more plastic trash! Yay!
In Germany there are few motorways (e.g. A45) with salt-water sprinkel systems.
just keep on spraying. That stuff is for free in Japan.
because then - OMG - also the crumbles fall out and might get on your clothes or whatever!