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Okay friends, I have a challenge for you. What is this? Tag read "Ireland. Wood table. $280." There are no dimensions. T...
04/06/2026

Okay friends, I have a challenge for you. What is this? Tag read "Ireland. Wood table. $280." There are no dimensions. The picture is all you get..... I've looked through the interwebs to find nothing. I'm convinced it's only part of a bigger unit. No bananas for sale at the time. "Sold Out"

For lunch today I went for a particularly dull, cheese, ham, lettuce and mild Perinaise* sandwich, on a thick sliced whi...
04/06/2026

For lunch today I went for a particularly dull, cheese, ham, lettuce and mild Perinaise* sandwich, on a thick sliced white bloomer.
My dilemma is alone which plane should I cut it, normally I would always slice width-wise (along the red line), however that would result in halves that would be too thin, so the logical alternative would be to slice it length-wise (along the blue line), but who slices bread in that direction????
Obviously, slicing diagonally is not an option, because I'm not a 5 year old girl.
M59, UK size 8 (a recent discovery after years of wearing uncomfortable size 7s), no banana, because….there isn’t, and besides this is about proportions, and size is largely irrelevant in this case.
*Obviously, mild Perinaise because hot would be far too exciting.

I'm not talking traditional ramen. Everything goes in that as it should. I'm talking top ramen. When you make it do you ...
04/06/2026

I'm not talking traditional ramen. Everything goes in that as it should. I'm talking top ramen. When you make it do you keep the broth like a soup? Or do you drain the broth and eat it like a not soup? Me personally don't keep the broth I drain it. Always have. My wife finds this deeply disturbing.
Male 38 size 13 shoe. No banana for scale they do t go in ramen.
Also for all you lovely non Americans if you start attacking the food choices please only do so if you want to door dash me something healthy 😂

What to do with a ten pound bag of flour? I needed a few cups of flour for something a few months ago, and because it w...
04/05/2026

What to do with a ten pound bag of flour? I needed a few cups of flour for something a few months ago, and because it was cheaper to buy two gigantic bags of flour at Costco than a single small bag at the grocery store, I ended up with what would literally qualify as a lifetime supply for my family. This extra bag already spent a couple months in the freezer to kill any bugs, but I needed the space in there for something else (also a two pack from Costco), now it's just taking up space. What's something fun, creative, or interesting I can do with it, that doesn't involve baking? I'm willing to violate the instructions against playing with raw flour. Obviously I like to live dangerously.
M, 45, US Size 13. I obviously also bought too many bananas.

Here is my 30ish year old goldfish, he's chilling in a 12ish litre / 3.something gallon bucket while the pond plumbing w...
04/05/2026

Here is my 30ish year old goldfish, he's chilling in a 12ish litre / 3.something gallon bucket while the pond plumbing was being fixed. He was maybe 20-25 when I acquired him. I reckon he's a pretty dull pet.
(before anyone comes at me, he was in here for less than 20 minutes with an air pump. I didn't want to step on him when I was in the pond)

Possibly the dullest berry, Gooseberry. Ten pounds plus, picked by myself from my one Gooseberry bush. Picked at some ...
04/05/2026

Possibly the dullest berry, Gooseberry. Ten pounds plus, picked by myself from my one Gooseberry bush. Picked at some cost I might add, as there are some wicked thorns on every fruit bearing branch .
A dull chore to harvest them, but brings back childhood memories of England, my parents garden and for some reason, my Grandmother. Not many fond memories of her, as she could be described as a difficult person, but this and the smell of pinching suckers from tomato plants instantly transports me to the far off time when I was five or so.
Living in Shawnee National Park Illinois U.S.A now, enjoying growing fruit and veg. No banana for scale as everyone should know the size of a Gooseberry .
Size 11 1/2 extra wide . Still have all my hair, Approaching my Grans age .

We just moved into our house earlier this year, and there’s one outlet that doesn’t make any sense to me. It only has 2-...
04/02/2026

We just moved into our house earlier this year, and there’s one outlet that doesn’t make any sense to me. It only has 2-hole plugs. Everything I’ve found says ungrounded outlets were common in buildings built before the 60s, but this house was built in 2008. The outlet is about halfway up the wall, and is directly above a normal 3-hole plug outlet that’s near the floor. There are marks in the wall around it that look like a TV was mounted in front of the outlet. Why would someone install an ungrounded outlet here?
Banana for scale. And since it’s taped to a wall, it is now art and can be sold for $6 Million.

I’ve done a fair amount of Tiling in my 60 years, looked at a fair amount too, first time I’ve ever seen this attempted!...
04/02/2026

I’ve done a fair amount of Tiling in my 60 years, looked at a fair amount too, first time I’ve ever seen this attempted! I get the idea, a real pain to achieve and not sure it works. No Banana as hygiene comes first, pub toilet.

Pretty close, innit?A sheet of paper would just fit through it.So satisfying 😌
04/02/2026

Pretty close, innit?
A sheet of paper would just fit through it.
So satisfying 😌

Update 6: Hit the cube with a propane torch for about 30 seconds, had a few sparks but otherwise was unremarkable. Geige...
04/01/2026

Update 6: Hit the cube with a propane torch for about 30 seconds, had a few sparks but otherwise was unremarkable. Geiger counter readings were within normal background levels.
Update 5: My wife has terminated plans to drill into the cube out of an abundance of caution to avoid releasing any sort of demon or opening a portal to hell.
Update 4: The cube appears to be hollow; when I shake the cube I can hear something small tumbling around inside. The sides also have tiny dimples organized like the numbering system on a die.
Update 3: I don’t really see anything matching the calculated density so I’m thinking maybe it’s an alloy or could be hollow. I am going to drill a hole tomorrow to determine if it’s hollow.
Update 2: I only have a kitchen measuring cup, not a graduated cylinder, to check density. Displacement of the cube in water was approx. 231 mL. If my math is correct, it should be something like 1.65 g/cm^3.
Update: kitchen magnets do stick to it (although not super strong), it is 382 grams, and measures approx. 6x5x5 cm.
Found this weird metal cube in the road earlier. Anyone know what it might be?
M 37 shoe size 8.5, no banana as my wife is deathly allergic

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