(Tifoe was responding to a woman screaming from an open apartment window… IIRC)
(Tifoe was responding to a woman screaming from an open apartment window… IIRC)


honestly, I’d settle for a cat that looks at me like that.
I mean, don’t tell my partner I said that… she’s soooo much better. (she’d also probably dump me for the cat, if we’re being honest.) (just so people don’t get the wrong idea, we just aren’t at a place in our lives where a cat would be comfortable.)
one of these?

edit: apparently the Super Guppies were replaced by the BelugaXL

Which, like, can you imagine the conversation between whoever designed that nose profile and their boss… “It’s more aerodynamic boss. honest!”… “it’s not because we’re calling this thing a beluga?” … “maybe not just…”


So… if it’s something that’s going to set on a shelf or something like a wh figurine, you don’t need to prime with acrylic or enamel.
If it’s something that’s going the handled (like say, a cosplay prop,) your mileage will vary.
I’d recommend printing off small test parts to see how the paint cures and such. I use small shot-glass-size vase mode prints. (Any one the vases will work, but I suggest anything with more complex contours and a few hard edges.)
Then they get double use as a glue pot when I’m doing glueups with barges cement or similar adhesives (and painting too.)
If you find you do need primer… the stuff I’ve found to work best is rustoleum filler-primer. (Yes. The spray can.) you’ll lose surface details, since it’s designed to fill that in, but makes a wonderful foundation.
Also scuff the surface with a coarse sand paper before you do anything else. This will give whatever base layer you’re using a bit more to bite into.


It’s also important to note that things like rub n buff and metallic paints lose their metallic finish if you use most clear coats on them.
Iirc there’s some kinds of clear coat that are fine, but it’s like one product/brand.


Minnesota Nice. Fuck Ice!


Define the type? Middle aged white dude? Maybe fat, maybe not. Maybe bald. Maybe not?
Most don’t have visible Nazis tats.


Snowflakes probably couldn’t handle the pico. And that’s just embarrassing.


I swear every time I see Meiz pop up in my feed, OP’s added something new for the run.
That, or I have a shitty memory. Either way kitty is living the high life!
If you like round numbers, 69 is all curves.


It happened later when the ghoul was laughing back at the office


Nope.
If they leave him alone it might cause others to get…. “Ideas” that are contrary to the regime.
This is something Christi Noem would say about 101 Dalmatians….


Are we taking bets he can’t even point to it on a map?


Yes but now I have to look up everyone else to send them nastygrams. the fact that it’s only 50-55 is depressing.


Be faster to say who didn’t.


She Also cries high on the “crazy” axis, yes.
Basically she’s solidly in the “don’t even” category


i;ve never used pressurized vapor baths, for anything. I’d certainly stay away from pressurized vapor baths using heated solvents that are also rather flammable (that’s… got some exciting possibilities that I would let my worst enemy do first.) I’d use picture glass (or cheap ikea mirrors.) to build up a box. set it up outside where the vapors aren’t a problem.
alternatively, a cheap-ass-fuck stock pot with a glass lid will also work fine, but don’t seal it… and certainly don’t use it for food when you’re done.
as for if it should boil, it’s boinling point is about 80 deg. C, so if you’re seeing boiling, you either have somewhat impure MEK (which is fine,) or your temp measurement is off. It should still put enough vapor into the box that you can see it working though… it’ll just work faster. its less advised to boil it off because, well. it works too fast usually.
please tell me you’re doing all of this outside or with a ginormous fume hood that goes outside. (seriously, MEK is not to be underestimated.)
For what it’s worth, if you have a pressure vessel and you want to make it go differently, reducing the pressure will have better effect (or so I’m told.)


Yep. Even the most one sided places in the US, they’re only about 70% one side or the other.
This is why I’m deathly afraid of a “civil” war. It’ll be neighbor on neighbor; at least for the first few days.
It’s more aerodynamic than a brick.
Yes, the cockpit was under sling to make space for cargo, but they didn’t have to make that look like a beluga nose.