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Why would waste your money on that when you can open jars with spoons, butter knifes etc?
Yup. Thank God for reverse image search!Yeah the thread is turning into Cow Tools.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/NIRVANA-Barber-Sponge-Dreads-Locking/dp/B06XGT1C3Q
Yeah it looks dumb, but they're really easy to grip so I don't feel terrified that I'll accidentally drop one like I do with my raycons
I have a dog that sheds quite a bit and this is an absolute gamechanger for how quickly it gets fur out of rugs and clothes.
Got two English bulldogs their hair I think is too fine for this.
I have a dog that sheds quite a bit and this is an absolute gamechanger for how quickly it gets fur out of rugs and clothes.
Mate.
You set your self up to get quote notifications for days.
You know most of this forum is white right?
Or atleast have really straight hair and wouldnt have ever even thought of this thing.
Its a curl/twist sponge.
Its a tool for getting twists/curls in your hair rather easily it looks like it wouldnt work but give it a go and its like magic.
All the old techniques you used utter shit compared to this baby.
Even the really intricate small twists fuck what you used to do get the small holes and you are sorted.
Add water to the ground beef while cooking and it'll break it up nicely as well. Just break up the meat into chunks as you take it out of the package and don't try cooking it in a solid slab of meat. I use a wooden spatula to ensure the meat gets properly broken down as I stir it when cooking.
This thing, a ground beef chopper. I make lots of pasta, with ground beef, and what I would typically do to break up the ground beef is jab it with a flipper, but I found that this thing works way better.
I have a "Chop Magic Chopper" that I found at the flea market. It was actually two sets with one missing pieces. Any case, works much better than the hinged versions and the collection box is quite sizable. I've made many batches of tomato salsa with it and the consistency of the dice is really nice. There's a few other blades with it, but I usually just go for the dicer.
Oh these are great! I love them. It's so useful. I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't have one.
It was the only thing i recognized on this list lmao. First thing I thought was "these white folks ain't gonna get this".Mate.
You set your self up to get quote notifications for days.
You know most of this forum is white right?
Or atleast have really straight hair and wouldnt have ever even thought of this thing.
Its a curl/twist sponge.
Its a tool for getting twists/curls in your hair rather easily it looks like it wouldnt work but give it a go and its like magic.
All the old techniques you used utter shit compared to this baby.
Even the really intricate small twists fuck what you used to do get the small holes and you are sorted.
My lil bro had one and loved it.
Whoa, I need this. Here I am chopping it up with a spatula like some plebeian.
This thing, a ground beef chopper. I make lots of pasta, with ground beef, and what I would typically do to break up the ground beef is jab it with a flipper, but I found that this thing works way better.
We got one of these recently, works pretty well for fruit flies. Wife got a regular fly with it last night and it starting smoking on on the "net" lol.
These electric fly swatters are great. The best is that they make no mess. A real fly swatter can leave a mark of bug guts if you smash a juicy one.
Mate.
You set your self up to get quote notifications for days.
You know most of this forum is white right?
Or atleast have really straight hair and wouldnt have ever even thought of this thing.
Its a curl/twist sponge.
Its a tool for getting twists/curls in your hair rather easily it looks like it wouldnt work but give it a go and its like magic.
All the old techniques you used utter shit compared to this baby.
Even the really intricate small twists fuck what you used to do get the small holes and you are sorted.
Wait...how does the hair go from the before to the after pic? You just put it on and twist the sponge? Does that really get the hair from smooth to curled?
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I'm black and even I was stumped, haha. But I don't do shit with my hair - just let it grow out, then shave it off once per year.
Theyre not actually. When people post photos without explanations I've learned it's really because they want attention or it's an elitist condescending "pshh you don't know what this frame from this experimental art film from the 40s is?"
These electric fly swatters are great. The best is that they make no mess. A real fly swatter can leave a mark of bug guts if you smash a juicy one.
I visit my parents up in NH and at night it's an absolute swarm of bugs- moths, mosquitos, beetles, every bug imaginable. I feel like swinging one these would shoot sparks up there.
This plastic package opener is worth it.
https://www.amazon.com/Slice-00100-...y+cutter&qid=1631894581&sprefix=Slice+&sr=8-3
https://www.amazon.com/Slice-00100-...y+cutter&qid=1631894581&sprefix=Slice+&sr=8-3
Porta Pro®
The acclaimed Koss Porta Pro® has captivated audiophiles and music enthusiasts for decades and continues to be one of the most popular headphones worldwide. Originally introduced in 1984, the Koss Porta Pro® has stood the test of time due to its impressive performance and portability. Equipped...koss.com
Man I bought a pair of Koss PortaPro's 10 years ago and put them in my backpack. Use em damn near every day and they are still flawless. Had to replace the ear cushions once but that was it. I always figured that metal band would wear out after a while but its just as springy as the day I bought them.
my bad yall I was half asleep posting it.
Yeah its a curl sponge, I got one during covid lockdown due to no barbers and was surprised at how well it worked. They've been around for a long while, but I usually ignored it because prefer waves.
Yeah its a curl sponge, I got one during covid lockdown due to no barbers and was surprised at how well it worked. They've been around for a long while, but I usually ignored it because prefer waves.
I got one that's shaped like a glove so you can just slip your hand in and get to rubbing.
The speed is good but, for me, the blades also basically thrash the water out of the vegetables which leads to a super wet container of vegetables, and those vegetables look super sloppy compared to hand cutting with a sharp knife. If you're making a salsa or something it's not terrible but if you're wanting to use it for more delicate recipes than maybe skip using it.
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Oh that's good to know, I've never thought of adding water, I just throw the whole slab in there as is lol
