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Ethan and I are colonoscopy sisters.
2024.05.22 01:27 AnachronisticHat333 Ethan and I are colonoscopy sisters.
I just had my colonoscopy today. I’m writing this to detail what happened for Ethan to reference, because I wish I had someone to do that for me. I’d never had a colonoscopy before, but I recently had two endoscopes due to autoimmune / digestion problems.
Yesterday I was instructed to only consume clear liquids and no solid food for the entire day. It definitely sucked. There was heavy emphasis on not consuming anything with red or purple coloring. I was ravenously hungry and couldn’t help but think about every single delicious food I’ve ever enjoyed.
Later in the day, it was time to drink the “solution” prescribed for “bowel prep.” This basically means you gotta drink this stuff that’s supposed to clear out everything that’s in your intestines. I had heard horror stories about this drink and they weren’t wrong. The paperwork I was given recommended that this solution be refrigerated first and it also suggested that it’s easier to drink with a straw. I had to just slam it down and chug it… there was no time for cute little straw games.
Once it’s time to start drinking the solution (for me it was 6pm the night before the colonoscopy), you have to drink a cup every 15 minutes until the jug is half empty. This stuff is the worst tasting thing you’ll probably ever drink. It’s like ocean water, but thicker. It also says to stay close to the bathroom and that the stuff should start working within an hour (once you’re about 4 cups in) and they aren’t wrong. The jug of solution is the size of a gallon, by the way. Somehow every cup tasted more horrible than the one before it. The drink is slightly thicker than water, just enough to feel wrong in your mouth. I can’t sugarcoat this — it’s horrible. Every part of my body wanted to resist drinking this stuff.
Once the “movements” start, it doesn’t really stop. Bring your phone charger, bring whatever you need, and prepare to be in the bathroom for a long time. And for the love of God, get wet wipes. The worst part is that while you’re enduring “the process”, you also have to continue drinking cups every 15 minutes. And that is the last thing you want to do, because you know it’s going to make things escalate and continue. It’s not like taking a normal poop. It’s not even like having normal diarrhea. Nothing about it is normal. Everything just comes out. You will feel exhausted and want to bathe.
For me at least, once you get half the jug down, you at least get to go to sleep… but then I had to wake up super early to start again on the second half of the jug. I had to do this at 4am. Everything was kind of a blur at this point, but you just have to get through it and complete the cursed drink. You either have to finish the entire gallon jug or stop when you’re (pardon my French) shitting nothing but clear water, because that means everything in your body is now flushed and empty. It’s not a nice feeling.
Once you’ve completed the drink part, everything else is a piece of cake. You go to the appointment, wait, get your IV, and go to sleep. They do the rest. I’m totally fine and mostly back to normal now (other than being super tired). But yesterday and this morning leading up to the appointment was rough. That stuff you gotta drink to flush everything out the day before… it’s no joke. God speed, Ethan. Papa bless.
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Yesterday I was instructed to only consume clear liquids and no solid food for the entire day. It definitely sucked. There was heavy emphasis on not consuming anything with red or purple coloring. I was ravenously hungry and couldn’t help but think about every single delicious food I’ve ever enjoyed.
Later in the day, it was time to drink the “solution” prescribed for “bowel prep.” This basically means you gotta drink this stuff that’s supposed to clear out everything that’s in your intestines. I had heard horror stories about this drink and they weren’t wrong. The paperwork I was given recommended that this solution be refrigerated first and it also suggested that it’s easier to drink with a straw. I had to just slam it down and chug it… there was no time for cute little straw games.
Once it’s time to start drinking the solution (for me it was 6pm the night before the colonoscopy), you have to drink a cup every 15 minutes until the jug is half empty. This stuff is the worst tasting thing you’ll probably ever drink. It’s like ocean water, but thicker. It also says to stay close to the bathroom and that the stuff should start working within an hour (once you’re about 4 cups in) and they aren’t wrong. The jug of solution is the size of a gallon, by the way. Somehow every cup tasted more horrible than the one before it. The drink is slightly thicker than water, just enough to feel wrong in your mouth. I can’t sugarcoat this — it’s horrible. Every part of my body wanted to resist drinking this stuff.
Once the “movements” start, it doesn’t really stop. Bring your phone charger, bring whatever you need, and prepare to be in the bathroom for a long time. And for the love of God, get wet wipes. The worst part is that while you’re enduring “the process”, you also have to continue drinking cups every 15 minutes. And that is the last thing you want to do, because you know it’s going to make things escalate and continue. It’s not like taking a normal poop. It’s not even like having normal diarrhea. Nothing about it is normal. Everything just comes out. You will feel exhausted and want to bathe.
For me at least, once you get half the jug down, you at least get to go to sleep… but then I had to wake up super early to start again on the second half of the jug. I had to do this at 4am. Everything was kind of a blur at this point, but you just have to get through it and complete the cursed drink. You either have to finish the entire gallon jug or stop when you’re (pardon my French) shitting nothing but clear water, because that means everything in your body is now flushed and empty. It’s not a nice feeling.
Once you’ve completed the drink part, everything else is a piece of cake. You go to the appointment, wait, get your IV, and go to sleep. They do the rest. I’m totally fine and mostly back to normal now (other than being super tired). But yesterday and this morning leading up to the appointment was rough. That stuff you gotta drink to flush everything out the day before… it’s no joke. God speed, Ethan. Papa bless.
2024.05.21 22:14 UbiSububi8 My First Booch: F2 +1.5 days
 | Going to refrigerate now. submitted by UbiSububi8 to Kombucha [link] [comments] Interesting darkness difference in 2 cherries vs 3 vs 4. The amber one is unflavored - sort of a control group. Have acquired a new gallon jar to go with my half gallon starter jar. Believe I will now brew a new gallon and a quarter, divide between both jars, and split the original remaining liquid between the two. Also, I basically have a double pelicule in the liquid - the new one that grew on top of the one I started with. May split them both and divide between the two jars. Earlier posts: https://www.reddit.com/Kombucha/s/bVXxFxppJ2 |
2024.05.21 19:46 Tangerine_Superb What’re we thinking boys
 | Carrier split heat pump, kind of a big boy. I verified it’s not a charge issue, I also heard a rattling noise periodically from one of the check valves at the outdoor unit. submitted by Tangerine_Superb to HVAC [link] [comments] |
2024.05.21 18:00 HVAC_AntiSam Gauges read 0 pressure, refer still in lines
So I swapped out a condenser today, hooked my gauges up to the old unit, gauges read zero, even opened up the refrigerant side line to make sure. Cool, must’ve been a leak that was let go for a long time. didn’t have to reclaim it or suck it back, saves me some time. Cut into the liquid line and then refrigerant starts pissing out and all of sudden the pressure on my gauges jumps up to about 70psi. Closed off the base valves real quick and had to let whatever was in the lines go. I feel like an idiot and I don’t understand how that was possible. Could anyone shed some light on what happened here?
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2024.05.21 15:52 redwinggianf What vitamins are we taking?
Not saying it helps with menieres or not but maybe vitamins help make us feel better or maybe not! This is what I take on the daily. Just curious.
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2024.05.21 13:55 Rude_girl2023 Nika is one trifling mf
 | It’s after 11 o’clock at night and Nika was yelling for Isaiah to “go lay down, you got graduation in the morning” This boy has had these clothes on allllllll day, even went to the park in them. This is why these kids are uncouth and can’t properly fall asleep! Common sense just ain’t common in Nika’s world. He needs a BATH! Then she fed them dinner around 10:30pm smh, how tf are they supposed to fall asleep like this? Not to mention, somebody is lying on the floor DIRECTLY in front of a TV in the other room! Sy taking antibiotics PRN instead of on a schedule like she should be, Amoxicillin should be refrigerated and it’s not! Sorry to say but Sy will never properly recover from whatever tf she has! Whew! submitted by Rude_girl2023 to independentshanika [link] [comments] |
2024.05.21 04:19 lisajirwin Question over pricing for work done
 | My father in law (an elderly man) had a hole punctured in a thin copper pipe for his ac unit. He called this company to come out, they came during regular hours, not after hours pricing. They said the refrigerant was about $90/lb, which I understand could be high, but that’s not my issue. They told him he needed to pay 100% of the invoice before they would even schedule people to come out for the repair (is this standard practice?), and then after he paid, they sent him this invoice with barely any details. He commented to them, that must be an expensive filter and the tech said it’s all the labor. Seems to me it should have been a one person job, these guys sent 5, had them sitting in the truck the whole time while one guy worked for barely over an hour doing the repairs. Am I missing something, or is $1600ish for 1 hour work totally unreasonable? submitted by lisajirwin to hvacadvice [link] [comments] |
2024.05.21 00:36 fakegold4errbody Question over pricing for work done
 | My father in law (an elderly man) had a hole punctured in a thin copper pipe for his ac unit. He called this company to come out, they came during regular hours, not after hours pricing. They said the refrigerant was about $90/lb, which I understand could be high, but that’s not my issue. They told him he needed to pay 100% of the invoice before they would even schedule people to come out for the repair (is this standard practice?), and then after he paid, they sent him this invoice with barely any details. He commented to them, that must be an expensive filter and the tech said it’s all the labor. Seems to me it should have been a one person job, these guys sent 4-5, had them sitting in the truck the whole time while one guy worked for barely over an hour doing the repairs. Am I missing something, or is $1600ish for 1 hour work totally unreasonable? submitted by fakegold4errbody to AirConditioners [link] [comments] |
2024.05.20 23:55 httpram Liquid iron shipping to TX
Hi! I'm trying to get CanPrev iron bisglycinate liquid shipped to Houston TX. the ETA is about a week from Canada and I'm wondering if it would be okay in the heat for that long? The storage instructions are to refrigerate once opened. Thanks!
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2024.05.20 23:04 AppliePieShine New Brisket Routine
So I've made Sous Vide brisket a couple times with the straight up Anova Kenji recipe.
They did not turn out well. Dry. Overly peppery. Not good.
I did the 155F for 36 hours version of the recipe. I bought a brisket point that was probably overly trimmed too.
I think my big failure was not resting the brisket after the Sous Vide bath to bring it back to room temperature before putting it in the smoker.
Regardless, I don't like to lose, so I am going to do a cook again with the following recipe. I might be resting it too much, and not sure about the dry brining. Please let me know what you think!
Ingredients
24 Hours brining
3 hours rub rest
9 Hours Sous vide
30 minutes rest
2 hours smoking
30 minutes rest
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They did not turn out well. Dry. Overly peppery. Not good.
I did the 155F for 36 hours version of the recipe. I bought a brisket point that was probably overly trimmed too.
I think my big failure was not resting the brisket after the Sous Vide bath to bring it back to room temperature before putting it in the smoker.
Regardless, I don't like to lose, so I am going to do a cook again with the following recipe. I might be resting it too much, and not sure about the dry brining. Please let me know what you think!
Ingredients
- 1 whole packer brisket (untrimmed)
- 1% Kosher Salt by mass (or try 1/2 teaspoon per lb?)
- Rub Ingredients
- 3 tablespoons coarsely ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon onion powder
- 2 teaspoons mustard powder
- 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 2 teaspoons American chili or ancho powder
- 1 teaspoon chipotle or cayenne powder
- 1/4 tsp liquid smoke
- Trim the brisket. Remove any hard fat that will not render. Save trimmings to render into tallow. Weigh the brisket after trimming. Trim minimally.
- Dry brine. Season the brisket with kosher salt. If possible, refrigerate the brisket uncovered for 12 to 24 hours to give the salt time to be absorbed. The rule of thumb is 1/2 teaspoon of kosher salt per pound (453.6 g) of meat or 1% of trimmed meat mass.
- Once dry brining is complete, combine other rub ingredients together. Rub meat with 2/3 of rub mixture. Reserve remaining 1/3. Let rubbed meat rest for 2-3 hours in fridge.
- Set sous vide to 185F. Add liquid smoke and seal brisket in bag. Bag will need weighted down. Sous Vide for 9 hours.
- Remove bag from water. Rest on counter and allow the bag to come back down to room temperature (at least 30 minutes). An ice bath can speed this up, or the bag can be refrigerated. Meat core temperature should reach 34-35F. Brisket can be refrigerated at this point for up to 1 week. If using ice, refrigerating, or even freezing, let meat return to room temperature before proceeding.
- Start smoker or oven and set for 225F. Open bag and blot the brisket dry with paper towel. Reserve all liquid. Rub brisket with remaining 1/3 rub. Place on smokein oven fat cap up. If in oven, place brisket on a wire rack set in a rimmed baking sheet. Roast until dark bar forms and/or reaches an internal temperature of 131F (about 2 hours).
- Transfer brisket to cutting board and tent with foil. Rest until brisket reaches an internal temperature of 145 to 165 (about 30 minutes).
- Slice against the grain and serve.
24 Hours brining
3 hours rub rest
9 Hours Sous vide
30 minutes rest
2 hours smoking
30 minutes rest
2024.05.20 22:01 dza108 Black Emmer, Beer and Maple Syrup
 | https://preview.redd.it/kknk7fuf0n1d1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=67313d8a7794db55c6b308f220db58639d37b245 submitted by dza108 to Sourdough [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/38o29r3i0n1d1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=caaa164409a240fc718ca8469b47d7d462dbb571 This is a take on Tartine's Book 3 recipe Sprouted Black Emmer. I changed it up a bit - left out the sprouted grains mainly. I find using flours that aren't malted or low in gluten need some help for a good rise and a nice crumb so I added a small amount of vital wheat gluten and 5g diastatic malt to compensate and the result was excellent! 150g Black Emmer Flour 150g Carolina Grounds High Extraction Nu East Hard Red 300g Central Milling Artisan Bread Flour 2 Tbs vital wheat gluten 5g diastatic malt 100g young ripe starter 150g Safety Glasses "White" non-alcoholic beer 350g water 35g maple syrup 10g salt Bran flakes for coating Mix flours, VWG and malt with all liquids including syrup and starter - let autolyse for about an hour. Add in salt and then bulk ferment 3.5 hours at 78 degrees with stretch and folds every 15 minutes and then 3 coil folds every half hour. Pre-shape, bench rest, shape and into banneton. I let it sit out for 1/2 hour because I only gave it a 12 hour refrigeration after. This is such a delicious loaf of bread. There's a hint of sweetness, complex flavors. Highly recommend trying the combination of beer and syrup in your sourdough. I used all specialty flours that aren't malted - also compensated for the lower gluten in the black emmer. The crumb is perfect; delicate, airy - If you're struggling with making sourdoughs that have a nice rise when using alternative low gluten flours, consider adding diastatic malt and vital wheat gluten. |
2024.05.20 19:07 One-Revenue-365 Weird start up on new unit.
 | So Saturday I put in a new condenser did everything went to fire it it ran good for 20 minutes and then my pressure went to zero on the liquid line and about 80 on the suction. submitted by One-Revenue-365 to HVAC [link] [comments] I checked the eev it tested out fine everything said it was fine but I had no refrigerant in my liquid line at all when I left there the second picture is my boss is readings today when he went back he said he just added a little refrigerant and everything's fine I don't understand how low refrigerant would cause this wouldn't it trip out on low pressure |
2024.05.20 14:24 Stage-Piercing727 Best Clear Sticker Papers
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On the downside, this product is only compatible with laser printers, so if you don't have one, you'll have to invest in one before using this sticker paper. Additionally, there might be a waiting period if the company has a lot of orders, so keep that in mind if you're in a hurry. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase of the Paper Plan Clear Sticker Paper. The quality is excellent, and the end results are truly professional-looking. If you're into DIY projects or need custom stickers for your business, I highly recommend giving this product a try. 🔗Cricut Printable Clear Sticker Paper for Custom Sticker Designshttps://preview.redd.it/l7386itzqk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b26f37e70bdc70f8e9091136ed3b00230137a4f9 So, I tried out this Cricut Printable Clear Sticker Paper, and boy, it's really something! You can create customized stickers using your own designs or photos. I used it for some home decor, and my kids loved putting the stickers all over their bedrooms. The transparency of the stickers gave them a sleek look that blended well on any surface. One thing that was really great about this product was the ease of use. It was simple to design and print my own stickers. Another highlight was the vibrant colors that came out without the need for any color correction. However, one downside I found was the difficulty in cutting the stickers perfectly; the edges were a little jagged at times. Another issue was the stickiness of the backing paper, which made it a bit challenging to remove the stickers cleanly. Sometimes, there would be tiny bits of paper left behind. Lastly, the thickness of the sticker paper could be an issue for those with printers that struggle to handle thick paper. In summary, this Cricut Printable Clear Sticker Paper is perfect for someone looking to have fun with customized stickers, decals, and labels. However, be aware that there might be some challenges with cutting and removing the stickers. 🔗High Quality Glossy Clear Labelshttps://preview.redd.it/kby8cua0rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0cab5f1da12ceba20df292731d3b57f3ff1084b6 As a product reviewer, I recently had the opportunity to test out Avery's Glossy Clear Rectangle Labels, and I'm happy to report that they have made a noticeable difference in my labeling projects. The first thing that caught my eye was the stunning glossy finish on these labels. When applied to glass or metal surfaces, they practically disappears, giving a clean and professional look to any item. One of the features that stands out most about Avery's labels is their unique Sure Feed technology. This feature ensures that the labels feed smoothly through the printer without creating jams or smudges. As someone who has dealt with countless printer jams in the past, I can't stress enough how much of a lifesaver this has been for me. Another highlight is the strength and reliability of its adhesive backing. After attaching my labels to various surfaces, I've had zero issues with them peeling or curling up. And for those who need a label that can withstand a little moisture or weather, you'll be pleased to know that these labels are water-resistant. However, these labels do come with some minor drawbacks. For one, they aren't compatible with industrial printers or those designed specifically for labeling purposes. Additionally, the glossy finish can make it slightly difficult to read labels that include fine text or small details. All in all, I'm very impressed with Avery's Glossy Clear Rectangle Labels. They've managed to create a durable, versatile, and visually appealing product that's perfect for both personal and professional use. If you're in the market for high-quality labels, I'd highly recommend giving Avery's Glossy Clear Rectangle Labels a try. 🔗Inkjet-Printable Waterproof Vinyl Sticker Paper for Crafts and DIYhttps://preview.redd.it/kc4ijzi0rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=023643a3c741b15b7d89fe6aa02e0c1b8fd69c15 I had been crafting with paper for years, but I always felt limited with the creative possibilities. That was until I discovered Koala Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper. This magical paper has completely transformed my DIY projects, allowing me to breathe life into my designs like never before. The quality of the vinyl sticker paper is top-notch. As soon as you print out your images or text, they come out vibrant and clear. Plus, the paper's strong adhesive ensures that your stickers will stick to solid smooth surfaces without falling off, even after some water rinsing. One of my favorite features of this sticker paper is its water-resistance. It's perfect for projects that might get wet or damp, like coasters or name tags for a beach party. The ink doesn't bleed, smear, or smudge, which means your designs will always look sharp no matter how much they've been through. However, there's been one minor issue I noticed in some cases - the ink may take a bit longer to dry than stated in the product description. I discovered this while working on a time-sensitive project of customized tumblers. To avoid smearing issues, I would recommend waiting at least an hour or two after printing before applying your stickers. Despite this minor inconvenience, I've been incredibly happy with my experience using Koala Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper. It's allowed me to bring new levels of creativity into my crafting projects, and I can't imagine going back to regular paper now. If you're looking for a versatile material that offers strong adhesion, water-resistance, and stunning print quality, then I highly recommend giving Koala Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper a try. 🔗Premium Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printerhttps://preview.redd.it/v74rg5z0rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=090686e9ca936c70be87fb56829964a85ef23541 After spending a week using Gwybkq's Clear Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for my inkjet printer, I can say that I'm quite impressed with its performance. The paper is of a glossy finish, giving my stickers a sleek and professional look. The weight of the paper is just right – not too thin and not too thick, making it easy to handle. Plus, the 8.5 x 11-inch size is perfect for creating a variety of sticker designs. However, there are a couple of cons worth mentioning. Firstly, the color accuracy could be improved as I noticed slight variations in color due to differences in lighting and computer monitor resolutions. Secondly, the paper takes a bit longer to dry compared to some other vinyl sticker papers I've tried in the past. Overall, I'm happy with the Gwybkq Clear Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper and would recommend it to those who need clear sticker paper for their inkjet printer. Just be sure to have a well-lit workspace and patience for drying time! 🔗Transparent Clear Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer - Neato MaxClearhttps://preview.redd.it/axkxvxc1rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d9173b3e60437108f938afe275e2ed549b32c89 I have been using Neato's transparent vinyl sticker paper for various DIY projects and I'm absolutely in love with it. The clarity of the stickers is impeccable, and it's incredible how well the colors printed on it. I tried using this for decorating my daughter's birthday party invitations and even customized some beer cans for a friend's housewarming party. It's amazing how versatile and easy to stick these stickers are. Plus, they are compatible with both inkjet and laser printers. It's such a joy to see the endless possibilities of what I can create with this sticker paper. However, the only downside I experienced was that the sticker paper, though high-quality and weatherproof, is a bit on the costly side. But considering how multi-purpose and durable it is, I believe it's worth the investment. In conclusion, Neato's transparent vinyl sticker paper has brought a whole new level of customization and creativity into my daily life, whether it be for personal or professional use. I am thoroughly impressed and would definitely recommend it to others! 🔗Clear Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer, 50 Sheetshttps://preview.redd.it/ahbvu5r1rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c7507ca13c75f9a93d082243c9b85d9ff22b7eef As a dedicated crafter, I recently had the chance to try out the Gwybkq Clear Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer. I must say, this product has truly changed my DIY game. The 50 sheets of clear, transparent labels not only caught my eye but also made my sticker-making projects look more professional than ever. One of the highlights of this product for me was its quick-dry feature. I've dealt with many sticker papers that take ages to dry, leaving smudge marks all over my designs when I try to apply them. But with this vinyl sticker paper, I was able to peel off the stickers within minutes without any issues. Another feature that stood out was how easily it handled my inkjet printer. Some sticker papers tend to jam or produce poor-quality prints, but not this one! My prints came out crisp and clear every single time. However, I did experience a few minor inconveniences. For instance, the glossy finish may be great for some projects, but it can be quite reflective under certain lighting conditions, making it difficult to read text or see intricate details in some cases. Additionally, while the adhesive is strong, I noticed that the edges of the stickers can sometimes curl up if not applied correctly. Despite these minor cons, I would still highly recommend the Gwybkq Clear Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for anyone looking to elevate their crafting projects. The high-quality prints, quick-dry feature, and ease of use make it a valuable addition to any crafter's toolbox! 🔗Transparent Vinyl Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printershttps://preview.redd.it/s2kayu22rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ecb927526c8a90bd29ef6ee95ad0b4d7e1007974 As a product tester, I tried this Transparent Clear Inkjet Printer Vinyl Sticker Paper for my DIY projects and to be honest, it was quite a letdown. While the material is indeed waterproof, the ink smudged and came off too easily, making it unfit for long-term use. To make matters worse, the adhesive isn't as strong as advertised, causing the stickers to curl at the edges and peel off. However, this vinyl sticker paper does live up to its promise of compatibility with both inkjet and laser printers. In fact, it was quite easy to work with, especially when using an inkjet printer. Its glossy clear appearance gives a professional finish to your designs, but it's worth mentioning that the material is actually glossy white in real life, which could be misleading for some customers. Another highlight is its quick-drying feature. Ink dries within five minutes, offering a high-sticky and high-stable surface for your designs. However, this also makes it prone to smudging, as the ink doesn't dry completely, causing it to smear easily. In summary, while this Inkjet Printer Vinyl Sticker Paper has some promising features, the poorly executed ink resistance and weak adhesive make it difficult to recommend for anyone looking for a long-lasting, quality product. It's best to keep looking for a more reliable option. Buyer's GuideIf you're in search of high-quality clear sticker papers for your next creative project, there are several important features and considerations you should keep in mind. Understanding these points will help you make a well-informed decision when purchasing your sticker papers.Material and DurabilityThe choice of material plays a significant role in the durability and performance of your clear sticker paper. It's essential to look for options made from high-quality materials such as polyester or vinyl, which provide long-lasting resistance to water, UV rays, and regular wear and tear. https://preview.redd.it/1tghskg3rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=902ef9cc2816c75dce1fcd2bcc69885f00278d21 Adhesive StrengthConsider the adhesive strength of the sticker paper. Depending on your intended application, you may require different levels of adhesion. Permanent adhesive is best for applications where you do not want the sticker to be removable, while repositionable adhesive is ideal for projects that may require adjustments during application.Thickness and Dimensional StabilityThe thickness of clear sticker paper can affect the quality and appearance of the finished product. A thicker option will provide a more substantial feel and better resistance to creasing and tearing. Additionally, look for papers with good dimensional stability, ensuring that they maintain their shape and size over time.Print QualityThe quality of the print on clear sticker paper is crucial for achieving professional-looking results. Ensure that the paper can handle your preferred printing method, such as inkjet or laser, and delivers high-resolution, vibrant, and long-lasting prints. https://preview.redd.it/ca9mcks3rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0cf605846a707c4b915c65ab1c1afd713696c944 Ease of UseThe clear sticker paper should be easy to work with, allowing for quick and efficient cutting and application. Look for options with a user-friendly coating, minimizing the chance of smudging or smearing during the printing and cutting process.Compatibility with Printer ModelsEnsure that the clear sticker paper you choose is compatible with your specific printer model. Incompatible materials may cause issues with print quality, feed compatibility, or worse, damage your printer. Always check the compatibility list provided by the paper manufacturer.Customer Reviews and ReputationBefore making your purchase, consider the reputation of the brand and the feedback given by previous buyers. Reading genuine customer reviews can provide a good understanding of the product's overall quality, performance, and user satisfaction. https://preview.redd.it/qeyedf25rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d52a24979c79e4386983eb64551ec752316125c7 FAQ1. What are clear sticker papers used for?Clear sticker papers are used to create custom stickers by providing a clear or transparent background for printed designs. They are ideal for craft projects, DIY creations, product labels, and decals.2. Can I use colored printers with clear sticker papers?Yes, colored printers can be used to print on clear sticker papers. However, the printed designs may not appear as vibrant as they would on white or matt paper due to the transparent background. To enhance the appearance, consider using white ink or printing on the back of the clear paper. https://preview.redd.it/i8kayua5rk1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2086b59a7f0f6bf93ef01885e2863d9ebba1797b 3. Does the adhesive on clear sticker papers leave residue?No, the adhesive on high-quality clear sticker papers typically does not leave residue when removed. However, it is essential to follow the application guidelines and maintain room temperature to ensure proper adhesion and easy removal.4. Are clear sticker papers suitable for outdoor use?Yes, some clear sticker papers are designed for outdoor use, providing water and UV resistance. Be sure to check the product specifications before purchasing to ensure it meets your requirements.5. How do I apply stickers created with clear sticker papers?To apply stickers created with clear sticker papers, follow these steps:
6. Can I laminate stickers created with clear sticker papers?Yes, you can laminate stickers created with clear sticker papers to enhance their durability and protect them from moisture and UV rays. Use a clear laminate, and apply it to the front of the sticker to maintain the transparent appearance.7. How do I store unused clear sticker papers?It is essential to store unused clear sticker papers in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep them in their original packaging or an airtight container to protect them from moisture and dust.8. How can I print on both sides of clear sticker papers?To print on both sides of clear sticker papers, follow these steps:
9. Can I use my home printer to print on clear sticker papers?Yes, you can use a standard inkjet printer to print on clear sticker papers. Ensure that your printer is compatible with the paper type and adjust the settings accordingly. Some printers may require specific cartridges or inks for optimal results.10. How do I cut stickers created with clear sticker papers?To cut stickers created with clear sticker papers, either use a sharp pair of scissors or invest in a cutting machine designed for paper crafts. Always ensure that the cutting tool is clean and sharp to guarantee precise cuts and a smooth finish.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.05.20 12:38 karenhayes1988 Several root canal treatments in 4 weeks, my whole jaw hurts, it's been 5 days since my last treatment
Hi everyone,
I have had 2 root canal treatments on one tooth, and 4 on the tooth next to it in the last four weeks. The last treatment was last Wednesday the 15th of May. My jaw still hurts though. I have had 7 days of Amoxicillin, last capsule was yesterday morning. I am still in a lot of pain. Is this TMJ or is this something else? Pain is on the left side, up to my left ear. I am on painkillers, but still am very sore. No pus or extreme redness, no fever. I have had TMJ before. Will this take long or do I have to call the dentist again? (only thing that helps is chewing soft foods, and liquids) Can I do something else?
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I have had 2 root canal treatments on one tooth, and 4 on the tooth next to it in the last four weeks. The last treatment was last Wednesday the 15th of May. My jaw still hurts though. I have had 7 days of Amoxicillin, last capsule was yesterday morning. I am still in a lot of pain. Is this TMJ or is this something else? Pain is on the left side, up to my left ear. I am on painkillers, but still am very sore. No pus or extreme redness, no fever. I have had TMJ before. Will this take long or do I have to call the dentist again? (only thing that helps is chewing soft foods, and liquids) Can I do something else?
2024.05.20 11:57 No-Consideration5887 Syxx finds chloroform in Yuriys bathroom. Yuriy why do have that? And why did you start deflecting when Syxx asked the question?
 | Chloroform,[10] or trichloromethane (often abbreviated as TCM), is an organic compound with the formula CHCl3 and a common solvent. It is a very volatile, colorless, strong-smelling, dense liquid produced on a large scale as a precursor to refrigerants and PTFE.[11] Chloroform is a trihalomethane that serves as a powerful anesthetic, euphoriant, anxiolytic, and sedative when inhaled or ingested. Chloroform was used as an anesthetic between the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century submitted by No-Consideration5887 to NoJumperV2 [link] [comments] That's kinda weird that you have this in your house Yuriy. You and Stanley used to work in the appliance installation business. For y'all that don't get it chloroform is the liquid they put on a cloth and hold over someone's nose and face to make them pass out. |
2024.05.20 03:46 UbiSububi8 My First Brew: Tasting Day 3
 | (Link to earlier posts below) submitted by UbiSububi8 to Kombucha [link] [comments] Time to taste again, now 20 days since initial brew. Outside Visual: looks good, don’t see additional brown fibrous things. Inside visual: looks good, nice gelatinous blob at top. Smell: smells like booch. Taste test: pipe out with straw - it tastes like somewhat sweet kombucha. It’s possible there’s some sugar at the bottom of the jar, or that I over-sweetened. Or not. Conclusion: I think F1 is complete. With F2 now finally at an action point - I decide to change my strategy. Was originally going to bottle off with 3 sets of two different flavor combos. Now, I think I want to increase my batch size sooner rather than later; invest in some 3 gal jars and a seed heater (which also helps me in the garden)… figure out if I need a jar size in between to make the jump. In any case, the new plan is to retain more OG liquid to use as starter for next, perhaps larger batches. So, for F2 the plan is now one flavor combo done three different ways. I select sweet cherries and tart cherry juice. After cleaning way more than I almost ever do for anything, and remembering to follow scalding water with cool down water, I chop my cherries by hand. Mistake. Next time will use blender or food processor. 16 oz bottles. 2 cherries in one. Three in the next. Four in the final. Add what I assume is the same amount of cherry juice to each - a bit more than a dash, a bit less than a half-shot. Attach lids to Grolschesque bottles. Attempt to attack lids. Get all three on the wrong way. Flip one without removing. Can’t do the other two. Scold myself for not dealing with lids when I rinsed prior to adding cherries. Move gelatinous blob to VERY CLEAN glass bowl. Cover with liquid, but it floats! Begin to funnel in liquid to bottle 1. Quickly realize steel funnel is awful, glugs up, hard to measure where you are. Fill bottle one - maybe a tad high. Surprised to see fizzing at top. Then realize it’s just the booch meeting the sites on the cherries, nothing to see here, I’m not creating three pipe bombs (or bottle bombs, if you will). Fill all three bottles. Return blob and liquid to OG jar. Take photo for records and for y’all. There’s kind of a lot of liquid still in there. What to do? Cut up more cherries? Slap together something else. Nope. Bottle number 4: nothing. Nothing but OG booch. May as well get to know my sourdough starter. Return all items to shelf. Will check twice daily, plan to refrigerate in 48 hours. Now plotting strategy for expansion. Earlier posts: https://www.reddit.com/Kombucha/s/aCpHxVPMO5 |
2024.05.20 00:42 DeathbyHeat-702 It's hot in Vegas...
I'm torn about this situation since summer is quickly approaching, but recently figured out that there's a leak in my HVAC system. We bought this house in Feb 2023 and I had Company #1 come in April 2023...
And then 2 months later in June 2023 - Reset and found the dual cap at 0. Replaced cap and ran in cooling with good amps.
NOW May 2024 - I was't sure about going with Company #1 again and this time tried Company #2.
They're trying to replace my furnace and evaporator coil... for an estimated $7,700. My condenser unit is from 2021, but apparently the previous owners didn't match the insides with the outside work. There were pictures taken of the coil having a leak that can't be welded given that its on the inside of the coil.
Time for a 2nd opinion and reached out to Company #3. They want to do a dye test and charge $825 to find the leak. Tech didn't go into the house and even take a look at the attic and just looked at the condenser unit outside.
So what do I do to move forward? It's getting hotter in Vegas...
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- Found restriction at metering device. Installed new piston and new filter drier and charged in 6 lbs of R410a refrigerant. Old pressures were at 40 PSI on the suction line and 250 psi on the liquid line. New pressures are at 120 psi on the suction line and 285 psi on the liquid line. ($1,200)
And then 2 months later in June 2023 - Reset and found the dual cap at 0. Replaced cap and ran in cooling with good amps.
NOW May 2024 - I was't sure about going with Company #1 again and this time tried Company #2.
They're trying to replace my furnace and evaporator coil... for an estimated $7,700. My condenser unit is from 2021, but apparently the previous owners didn't match the insides with the outside work. There were pictures taken of the coil having a leak that can't be welded given that its on the inside of the coil.
Time for a 2nd opinion and reached out to Company #3. They want to do a dye test and charge $825 to find the leak. Tech didn't go into the house and even take a look at the attic and just looked at the condenser unit outside.
So what do I do to move forward? It's getting hotter in Vegas...
2024.05.19 10:53 Reasonable_Painter69 First pc build
Hi guys this is my first pc, I would mainly use it for games and some coding as well, what do you guys think? Budget is 3500 USD
PC :
Graphic: https://rog.asus.com/mx/graphics-cards/graphics-cards/rog-strix/rog-strix-rtx4080s-o16g-white/
Intel :
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Intel-Core-i7-13700K-electr%C3%B3nicos-desbloqueado/dp/B0BCF57FL5/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-1
Mother board:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/ROG-D4-generaci%C3%B3n-potencia-Thunderbolt/dp/B09J1RM86X/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-1
RAM:
DDR4: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/CORSAIR-Vengeance-4x8GB-PC4-28800-1-35V/dp/B0943YS27Z/ref=sr_1_16?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-16
Case:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Lian-PC-O11-Dynamic-EVO-computadora/dp/B09QHL8DNZ/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-1
Vents (7) :
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Revolucionizado-Ventilador-cadena-margarita-SL120V2-3W/dp/B0BMWCV1T6/ref=sr_1_4?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-4
Liquid refrigeration:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/ROG-RYUO-III-360-ARGB/dp/B0BTS2FFWK/ref=sr_1_15?sr=8-15
Solid disc (2):
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/PCIe-NVMe-interno-juegos-MZ-V8P2T0B/dp/B08RK2SR23/ref=sr_1_13?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-13
Power source :
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/alimentaci%C3%B3n-condensadores-japoneses-ecol%C3%B3gico-ventiladodp/B0BRN2YG7F/ref=sr_1_4?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-4
Monitor :
https://www.sercoplus.com/monitores-gaming/15384-monitor-gaming-gigabyte-g27qc-a-sa-27.html
Please advice
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PC :
Graphic: https://rog.asus.com/mx/graphics-cards/graphics-cards/rog-strix/rog-strix-rtx4080s-o16g-white/
Intel :
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Intel-Core-i7-13700K-electr%C3%B3nicos-desbloqueado/dp/B0BCF57FL5/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-1
Mother board:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/ROG-D4-generaci%C3%B3n-potencia-Thunderbolt/dp/B09J1RM86X/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-1
RAM:
DDR4: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/CORSAIR-Vengeance-4x8GB-PC4-28800-1-35V/dp/B0943YS27Z/ref=sr_1_16?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-16
Case:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Lian-PC-O11-Dynamic-EVO-computadora/dp/B09QHL8DNZ/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-1
Vents (7) :
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Revolucionizado-Ventilador-cadena-margarita-SL120V2-3W/dp/B0BMWCV1T6/ref=sr_1_4?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-4
Liquid refrigeration:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/ROG-RYUO-III-360-ARGB/dp/B0BTS2FFWK/ref=sr_1_15?sr=8-15
Solid disc (2):
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/PCIe-NVMe-interno-juegos-MZ-V8P2T0B/dp/B08RK2SR23/ref=sr_1_13?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-13
Power source :
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/alimentaci%C3%B3n-condensadores-japoneses-ecol%C3%B3gico-ventiladodp/B0BRN2YG7F/ref=sr_1_4?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&sr=8-4
Monitor :
https://www.sercoplus.com/monitores-gaming/15384-monitor-gaming-gigabyte-g27qc-a-sa-27.html
Please advice
2024.05.19 10:32 Complex-Addition-513 Shadows and Echoes
In the heart of Chicago, where the skyline pierced the heavens and the streets pulsed with life, there lived a man named Victor Kane. At 26 years old and a startling 6'3" in stature, Victor commanded attention effortlessly. His piercing gaze seemed to see through the very fabric of one's soul, and his knowing, flirtatious smirk hinted at secrets that few could ever fathom. Victor was a man of many faces, each one carefully crafted and expertly worn to blend into any situation, like a chameleon adapting to its surroundings. Each interaction with another human was as if it were another painting to be hung in the Art Institute of Chicago, a masterpiece of social maneuvering and charm.
To most, he appeared unremarkable, perhaps even a bit dim, an illusion he maintained with meticulous precision. Yet beneath this facade lay a mind as sharp as a dagger, honed by years of strategic thinking, manipulation, and the art of emotional deceit. Victor had learned from the best. His father, a man deeply entrenched in the shadowy world of organized crime, had mastered the art of bending reality to his will. A master chess player, he treated people like pieces on a grand chessboard, moving them at his whim, always six steps ahead. Victor had absorbed these lessons like a sponge, his young mind eagerly soaking up every tactic, every subtle nuance of control.
Battles with his father have left their scars, trailing off Victor like a snake's entrails as they slither through crowded streets, scanning for their next meal. They probe the aura of each passerby, tasting their energy, yet to their disappointment, they find no juicy, dirt-filled sponge of pain and suffering. They taste desires, yet nothing hits just right. Empty husks, devoid of the essence they crave. Living memories enshroud him in a cloud of black smoke, a spectral fog visible only to a witch. A demon, masquerading as a homeless man and muttering incoherent whispers, feels the snake's embrace tighten around him. He halts abruptly, turning to Victor with a knowing gaze. 'I see you,' he murmurs, 'Such discipline and composure may deceive the others, yet it's only a matter of time before they find you.' The homeless man continues his walk, pulling a black suitcase along, his tattered white shirt contrasting sharply with his black suit, and no tie to complete the ensemble.
Victor makes no comment, his mind a labyrinth of dark intentions and calculated moves. He viewed the world as a malleable entity, something he could shape and twist to suit his needs. The streets, the people, the very air he breathed; they were all part of a grand, intricate game where he alone held the key. He had no qualms about using others to achieve his goals, seeing them as mere tools in his grand design. It was a dangerous philosophy, one which required constant vigilance and adaptability. As he moved through the throngs of oblivious souls, he could almost hear the whispers of their deepest fears and hidden sins. The scars trailed behind him, living entities of their own, reaching out hungrily, desperate for a morsel of genuine suffering. Yet the city, with all its noise and chaos, offered little more than hollow echoes and fleeting shadows. Traces of happiness. Lost children in the never ending void of their own desperation. Victor's eyes flickered with a cold, calculating light. He was a master of this urban jungle, a predator in search of worthy prey. The demon’s warning lingered in his mind, yet it only fueled a burning hunger. He thrived in the shadows, where power and control were his for the taking. Each step he took was a step closer to his ultimate end goal, a twisted vision of dominance, only he could see.
In the distance, the city’s lights shimmered like false promises, yet Victor knew better. Beneath the surface, in hidden corners and forgotten alleys, darkness mirrored his own. In this abyss, he felt certain he would find what he sought: the true essence of his own hunger, the raw, unfiltered energy he could devour. Victor thrived on the underestimation of others, reveling when people perceived him as lesser. Such perceptions made his manipulations appear as innocent mistakes, acts of ignorance and oblivion. His favorite targets: those with inflated egos, individuals convinced of their invincibility.
"A person with a big ego is like an orgasm," he often mused, speaking as if to his shadow. "It's just so easy. Their first mistake: telling me we're not equals. Afterward, they reveal all the buttons and levers in their psyche. They hand me their own weapon on a silver platter, asking, 'Victor, please send me to meet Anpu. Please show me the gates of my own demise.' Their insanity begs to be freed from this curse of societal norms. Always the first mistake, then the rest follow." Laughter echoed from the snakes twining around Victor. As he whispered these musings, the words ensnared a group of Venezuelans nearby, inciting them into a frenzy of violence without understanding the spark. Victor watched, casually tossing a silver dollar their way as if to say, "Welcome to the sanctuary," his smirk a shadow under the flickering streetlights. He calls to the boys, 'there now before you boys get into trouble remember this, you're only seeing the lions teeth, yet you haven't seen what triggered it.' They stared at Victor, startled, as he bid them farewell with a two-finger salute from his left temple and continued wandering down the street.
A drone sliced through the air, its camera lens capturing the serpentine twists of the Chicago River below. Victor, watching its flight, was transported to his youth, to days spent cobbling together a demonic owl from discarded household trinkets and an owl decoy. He would pilot this macabre creation through his neighborhood, a spectral puppeteer orchestrating nocturnal ballets which both delighted and unnerved his unsuspecting audience. A sinister grin unfurled across his lips, a shadow's whisper, as memories of those simple machines mingled with the sophisticated arsenal he commanded today. In the digital age, Victor had become a maestro of manipulation, his tools refined yet no less mischievous. Social media platforms were his stage, targeted advertisements and spoofed numbers his actors, each one playing their part in his grand, deceptive symphony. With the deftest touch, he planted seeds of doubt, spun webs of misinformation, transforming allies into adversaries, stitching chaos into the fabric of daily lives with mere whispers masquerading as shouts. His schemes were crafted with such subtlety, woven so seamlessly into the warp and weft of reality, that his victims believed themselves architects of their own undoing.
The crowning jewel of his current machinations was a prototype drone, a whimsical homage to the contraptions of his youth yet imbued with the precision of modern technology. This drone, engineered to navigate from the chilly confines of his refrigerator to the steamy oasis of his rooftop hot tub, was a testament to his technical acumen. Crafted to be mended with mere baubles from any corner hardware store, it stood as a symbol of practical genius, a playful yet potent emblem of his enduring craft.
Victor glimpsed a universe of possibilities within this project, each drone a seed from which new opportunities might bloom. "Perhaps I could craft a model for a dive shop in Australia," he mused. "A sentinel to monitor the slow dance of decay among the coral reefs." Such a gift could forge pathways, perhaps even secure an internship, an opportunity to wield his 417 subclass visa before its flame flickered out. The prospect of traversing Australia's vast landscapes, of weaving his influence through uncharted territories and minds, sparked a thrill within him. Beyond the realm of circuitry and code, Victor possessed a profound mastery over the human psyche. He had the uncanny ability to read individuals, to delve into the murky depths of their insecurities and desires. With the finesse of a sculptor, he could mold a woman’s perception, convincing her of a soul-deep connection, crafting mirages of perfect compatibility. Yet, for all his prowess in the art of deception, Victor adhered to his own strict code. He eschewed physical violence, never staining his hands with assault; his dominion was the mind, his influence woven through the delicate fabric of psychology.
In Chicago's suffocating underbelly, Victor's father regarded him not with paternal concern, rather with venomous animosity. Their relationship was a battleground, devoid of affection or empathy, cloaked threats masquerading as concern. "Victor, if you don't see a psychiatrist, I'm cutting you off," he declared, his voice a cold hiss, a deeper wish for Victor's demise lurking beneath. Victor's laugh, hollow, echoing through the night, a sound devoid of warmth, knew well the true nature of the psychiatrist and the deeper machinations of his father's cruel intentions. His father viewed him not as a son, yet as a nemesis, a presence he wished to erase from existence. Surrounded by the oppressive cityscape, Victor stood alone atop his building, the L line screeching past, the lights below mere distant, watchful eyes. "Tomorrow, I bend reality once more," he whispered into the void, his voice merging with the cold wind sweeping the rooftops.
The relentless pursuit of his father's malice shadowed him into the darkest city corners where shadows moved with intent, whispering of ancient, sinister forces. Here, in the corner of his eyes an oozing of black liquid drenched an alley, a tar monster, a grotesque manifestation of the city’s darkest secrets, its gnarled face and gleaming teeth mirroring the twisted relationship endured. Against a backdrop of a city thrumming with malevolent energy, Victor pondered the fragile line between delusion and reality. "It's only delusional till it works, so is it really delusional?" he mused aloud, his words dissipating into the night where the distinction between madness and genius blurred by darkness.
Retreating from the alley, his figure melded into the shadows, each step deliberate, burdened with the weight of a cursed legacy. He was acutely aware of his dual role, both manipulator and pawn in a grander, more malevolent game, a game orchestrated by forces predating the city itself. Every movement influenced by the sinister energy pervading Chicago, a legacy of corruption and darkness intertwined with his own existence. Victor understood his every action overseen by the ancient entity had taken interest in him, an entity finding delight in his struggle, offering protection at a dreadful cost.
Emerging from the shadows back into the flickering city lights, Victor found no solace in the illumination yet his smile stretched reaching his eyes showing his gleaming razor sharp teeth. These lights did not offer hope only humor; they were beacons of a foreboding reality. He resolved to continue bending reality, wielding the cursed power both protecting, ensnaring him, and pointing out the irony of his situation. Day after day, he would play this dark game, a master of deceit entwined with an ancient force more profound and sinister than any could fathom.
With one final, lingering look at the alley where darkness reigned supreme, Victor Kane laughed, a hollow echo fading as he stepped into the nearby pub. Inside, the warm glow contrasted starkly with the night's chilling embrace, yet the shadows seemed merely to lurk at the edges, waiting. At their usual spot by the worn bar, he found Billy Smith, his old high school Basketball teammate, with two pints of beer ready. They clinked glasses, the sound slicing through the hum of conversations around them. "To the unexpected," Victor intoned, his voice laced with a hint of irony. As they settled into the rhythm of their catch-up, the conversation inevitably turned toward the unfolding news, the war in Ukraine, an event that had caught the world off guard.
"No one ever saw it coming," Billy remarked, his tone a mix of wonder and concern.
Victor's eyes flickered with a dark amusement, and raising his glass again, he offered a toast, this time in Latin, a language that carried the weight of history and secrets. "Ad profundis malorum," he declared, which translated to 'To the depths of evils.'
Billy paused, the words hanging between them like a veil being slowly drawn back to reveal a hidden scene. The toast was enigmatic, resonant with Victor’s acknowledgment of the chaos brewing both near and far, a chaos that, perhaps, only he could navigate.
As the night deepened within the grimy confines of the pub, where every corner whispered of misdeeds and the air hung heavy with the scent of stale beer and lost hopes, the laughter and chatter provided a deceptive cover for the profound game silently playing in Victor’s mind. His cryptic toast, "Ad profundis malorum," echoed a darker undertone amidst the jovial noise.
Across the bar, a woman with long jet black hair and piercing grey eyes watched Victor. Clad in a striking red full-grain leather trench coat, her presence was undeniably conspicuous, yet paradoxically, she remained unnoticed. Despite her short stature, she was fit, her features sharply defined, an attractiveness seemingly almost otherworldly amidst the grime of the pub. Curiously, not even the barkeep spared her a glance, as if she existed in a separate realm, visible only to those she chose to confront. As Billy excitedly shared his plans to open a dive shop with a taco bar on the roof, the woman’s lips moved in a whisper, her voice a soft, clear bell in the din, carrying a dire warning. "I know what you are. We found you." At that moment, a flashback surged through Victor’s mind, a haunting image of a colonial girl he once saw in the Fraser Experimental Forest. His girlfriend at the time had turned to him, her voice tinged with unease. "Victor, do you see what I see? The girl? Yeah, the girl. I can feel something following us. As if it knows what we are yet won't approach, yet I can feel it." This vivid recollection now seemed a prelude to the current moment, a chilling reminder the forces he had glimpsed back then were the same now declaring their presence.
The evening wound down with plans made and stories shared, yet the woman’s prophetic words and the ghostly memory of the girl hung unseen in the air, portending looming confrontations between the light she embodied and the shadow following Victor Kane. As the patrons began to drift away, the shadows reclaiming their territory within the pub, the mysterious woman’s figure faded into the background, her message delivered, her purpose yet unclear but undoubtedly intertwined with Victor’s fate.
The end.
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To most, he appeared unremarkable, perhaps even a bit dim, an illusion he maintained with meticulous precision. Yet beneath this facade lay a mind as sharp as a dagger, honed by years of strategic thinking, manipulation, and the art of emotional deceit. Victor had learned from the best. His father, a man deeply entrenched in the shadowy world of organized crime, had mastered the art of bending reality to his will. A master chess player, he treated people like pieces on a grand chessboard, moving them at his whim, always six steps ahead. Victor had absorbed these lessons like a sponge, his young mind eagerly soaking up every tactic, every subtle nuance of control.
Battles with his father have left their scars, trailing off Victor like a snake's entrails as they slither through crowded streets, scanning for their next meal. They probe the aura of each passerby, tasting their energy, yet to their disappointment, they find no juicy, dirt-filled sponge of pain and suffering. They taste desires, yet nothing hits just right. Empty husks, devoid of the essence they crave. Living memories enshroud him in a cloud of black smoke, a spectral fog visible only to a witch. A demon, masquerading as a homeless man and muttering incoherent whispers, feels the snake's embrace tighten around him. He halts abruptly, turning to Victor with a knowing gaze. 'I see you,' he murmurs, 'Such discipline and composure may deceive the others, yet it's only a matter of time before they find you.' The homeless man continues his walk, pulling a black suitcase along, his tattered white shirt contrasting sharply with his black suit, and no tie to complete the ensemble.
Victor makes no comment, his mind a labyrinth of dark intentions and calculated moves. He viewed the world as a malleable entity, something he could shape and twist to suit his needs. The streets, the people, the very air he breathed; they were all part of a grand, intricate game where he alone held the key. He had no qualms about using others to achieve his goals, seeing them as mere tools in his grand design. It was a dangerous philosophy, one which required constant vigilance and adaptability. As he moved through the throngs of oblivious souls, he could almost hear the whispers of their deepest fears and hidden sins. The scars trailed behind him, living entities of their own, reaching out hungrily, desperate for a morsel of genuine suffering. Yet the city, with all its noise and chaos, offered little more than hollow echoes and fleeting shadows. Traces of happiness. Lost children in the never ending void of their own desperation. Victor's eyes flickered with a cold, calculating light. He was a master of this urban jungle, a predator in search of worthy prey. The demon’s warning lingered in his mind, yet it only fueled a burning hunger. He thrived in the shadows, where power and control were his for the taking. Each step he took was a step closer to his ultimate end goal, a twisted vision of dominance, only he could see.
In the distance, the city’s lights shimmered like false promises, yet Victor knew better. Beneath the surface, in hidden corners and forgotten alleys, darkness mirrored his own. In this abyss, he felt certain he would find what he sought: the true essence of his own hunger, the raw, unfiltered energy he could devour. Victor thrived on the underestimation of others, reveling when people perceived him as lesser. Such perceptions made his manipulations appear as innocent mistakes, acts of ignorance and oblivion. His favorite targets: those with inflated egos, individuals convinced of their invincibility.
"A person with a big ego is like an orgasm," he often mused, speaking as if to his shadow. "It's just so easy. Their first mistake: telling me we're not equals. Afterward, they reveal all the buttons and levers in their psyche. They hand me their own weapon on a silver platter, asking, 'Victor, please send me to meet Anpu. Please show me the gates of my own demise.' Their insanity begs to be freed from this curse of societal norms. Always the first mistake, then the rest follow." Laughter echoed from the snakes twining around Victor. As he whispered these musings, the words ensnared a group of Venezuelans nearby, inciting them into a frenzy of violence without understanding the spark. Victor watched, casually tossing a silver dollar their way as if to say, "Welcome to the sanctuary," his smirk a shadow under the flickering streetlights. He calls to the boys, 'there now before you boys get into trouble remember this, you're only seeing the lions teeth, yet you haven't seen what triggered it.' They stared at Victor, startled, as he bid them farewell with a two-finger salute from his left temple and continued wandering down the street.
A drone sliced through the air, its camera lens capturing the serpentine twists of the Chicago River below. Victor, watching its flight, was transported to his youth, to days spent cobbling together a demonic owl from discarded household trinkets and an owl decoy. He would pilot this macabre creation through his neighborhood, a spectral puppeteer orchestrating nocturnal ballets which both delighted and unnerved his unsuspecting audience. A sinister grin unfurled across his lips, a shadow's whisper, as memories of those simple machines mingled with the sophisticated arsenal he commanded today. In the digital age, Victor had become a maestro of manipulation, his tools refined yet no less mischievous. Social media platforms were his stage, targeted advertisements and spoofed numbers his actors, each one playing their part in his grand, deceptive symphony. With the deftest touch, he planted seeds of doubt, spun webs of misinformation, transforming allies into adversaries, stitching chaos into the fabric of daily lives with mere whispers masquerading as shouts. His schemes were crafted with such subtlety, woven so seamlessly into the warp and weft of reality, that his victims believed themselves architects of their own undoing.
The crowning jewel of his current machinations was a prototype drone, a whimsical homage to the contraptions of his youth yet imbued with the precision of modern technology. This drone, engineered to navigate from the chilly confines of his refrigerator to the steamy oasis of his rooftop hot tub, was a testament to his technical acumen. Crafted to be mended with mere baubles from any corner hardware store, it stood as a symbol of practical genius, a playful yet potent emblem of his enduring craft.
Victor glimpsed a universe of possibilities within this project, each drone a seed from which new opportunities might bloom. "Perhaps I could craft a model for a dive shop in Australia," he mused. "A sentinel to monitor the slow dance of decay among the coral reefs." Such a gift could forge pathways, perhaps even secure an internship, an opportunity to wield his 417 subclass visa before its flame flickered out. The prospect of traversing Australia's vast landscapes, of weaving his influence through uncharted territories and minds, sparked a thrill within him. Beyond the realm of circuitry and code, Victor possessed a profound mastery over the human psyche. He had the uncanny ability to read individuals, to delve into the murky depths of their insecurities and desires. With the finesse of a sculptor, he could mold a woman’s perception, convincing her of a soul-deep connection, crafting mirages of perfect compatibility. Yet, for all his prowess in the art of deception, Victor adhered to his own strict code. He eschewed physical violence, never staining his hands with assault; his dominion was the mind, his influence woven through the delicate fabric of psychology.
In Chicago's suffocating underbelly, Victor's father regarded him not with paternal concern, rather with venomous animosity. Their relationship was a battleground, devoid of affection or empathy, cloaked threats masquerading as concern. "Victor, if you don't see a psychiatrist, I'm cutting you off," he declared, his voice a cold hiss, a deeper wish for Victor's demise lurking beneath. Victor's laugh, hollow, echoing through the night, a sound devoid of warmth, knew well the true nature of the psychiatrist and the deeper machinations of his father's cruel intentions. His father viewed him not as a son, yet as a nemesis, a presence he wished to erase from existence. Surrounded by the oppressive cityscape, Victor stood alone atop his building, the L line screeching past, the lights below mere distant, watchful eyes. "Tomorrow, I bend reality once more," he whispered into the void, his voice merging with the cold wind sweeping the rooftops.
The relentless pursuit of his father's malice shadowed him into the darkest city corners where shadows moved with intent, whispering of ancient, sinister forces. Here, in the corner of his eyes an oozing of black liquid drenched an alley, a tar monster, a grotesque manifestation of the city’s darkest secrets, its gnarled face and gleaming teeth mirroring the twisted relationship endured. Against a backdrop of a city thrumming with malevolent energy, Victor pondered the fragile line between delusion and reality. "It's only delusional till it works, so is it really delusional?" he mused aloud, his words dissipating into the night where the distinction between madness and genius blurred by darkness.
Retreating from the alley, his figure melded into the shadows, each step deliberate, burdened with the weight of a cursed legacy. He was acutely aware of his dual role, both manipulator and pawn in a grander, more malevolent game, a game orchestrated by forces predating the city itself. Every movement influenced by the sinister energy pervading Chicago, a legacy of corruption and darkness intertwined with his own existence. Victor understood his every action overseen by the ancient entity had taken interest in him, an entity finding delight in his struggle, offering protection at a dreadful cost.
Emerging from the shadows back into the flickering city lights, Victor found no solace in the illumination yet his smile stretched reaching his eyes showing his gleaming razor sharp teeth. These lights did not offer hope only humor; they were beacons of a foreboding reality. He resolved to continue bending reality, wielding the cursed power both protecting, ensnaring him, and pointing out the irony of his situation. Day after day, he would play this dark game, a master of deceit entwined with an ancient force more profound and sinister than any could fathom.
With one final, lingering look at the alley where darkness reigned supreme, Victor Kane laughed, a hollow echo fading as he stepped into the nearby pub. Inside, the warm glow contrasted starkly with the night's chilling embrace, yet the shadows seemed merely to lurk at the edges, waiting. At their usual spot by the worn bar, he found Billy Smith, his old high school Basketball teammate, with two pints of beer ready. They clinked glasses, the sound slicing through the hum of conversations around them. "To the unexpected," Victor intoned, his voice laced with a hint of irony. As they settled into the rhythm of their catch-up, the conversation inevitably turned toward the unfolding news, the war in Ukraine, an event that had caught the world off guard.
"No one ever saw it coming," Billy remarked, his tone a mix of wonder and concern.
Victor's eyes flickered with a dark amusement, and raising his glass again, he offered a toast, this time in Latin, a language that carried the weight of history and secrets. "Ad profundis malorum," he declared, which translated to 'To the depths of evils.'
Billy paused, the words hanging between them like a veil being slowly drawn back to reveal a hidden scene. The toast was enigmatic, resonant with Victor’s acknowledgment of the chaos brewing both near and far, a chaos that, perhaps, only he could navigate.
As the night deepened within the grimy confines of the pub, where every corner whispered of misdeeds and the air hung heavy with the scent of stale beer and lost hopes, the laughter and chatter provided a deceptive cover for the profound game silently playing in Victor’s mind. His cryptic toast, "Ad profundis malorum," echoed a darker undertone amidst the jovial noise.
Across the bar, a woman with long jet black hair and piercing grey eyes watched Victor. Clad in a striking red full-grain leather trench coat, her presence was undeniably conspicuous, yet paradoxically, she remained unnoticed. Despite her short stature, she was fit, her features sharply defined, an attractiveness seemingly almost otherworldly amidst the grime of the pub. Curiously, not even the barkeep spared her a glance, as if she existed in a separate realm, visible only to those she chose to confront. As Billy excitedly shared his plans to open a dive shop with a taco bar on the roof, the woman’s lips moved in a whisper, her voice a soft, clear bell in the din, carrying a dire warning. "I know what you are. We found you." At that moment, a flashback surged through Victor’s mind, a haunting image of a colonial girl he once saw in the Fraser Experimental Forest. His girlfriend at the time had turned to him, her voice tinged with unease. "Victor, do you see what I see? The girl? Yeah, the girl. I can feel something following us. As if it knows what we are yet won't approach, yet I can feel it." This vivid recollection now seemed a prelude to the current moment, a chilling reminder the forces he had glimpsed back then were the same now declaring their presence.
The evening wound down with plans made and stories shared, yet the woman’s prophetic words and the ghostly memory of the girl hung unseen in the air, portending looming confrontations between the light she embodied and the shadow following Victor Kane. As the patrons began to drift away, the shadows reclaiming their territory within the pub, the mysterious woman’s figure faded into the background, her message delivered, her purpose yet unclear but undoubtedly intertwined with Victor’s fate.
The end.
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- Manhandles Jon and carries him outside
- Manhandles Jon and crams his entire body into a cat carrier
- Manhandles Jon and uses his foot to plug a leaky faucet
- Manhandles Jon, using him as a TV remote
- Ragdolls John with a single swipe
- Kicks Jon’s chair over, with Jon in it.
- Gives Jon a limp
- Stuffs Jon’s head in a bottle
- Implies he can rip off Jon’s lips.
- Actually does it.
- Shreds Jon’s chair into an unrecognizable mess
- Shreds a couch up until there’s nothing left but a tiny scrap of fabric.
- Slams a mailman around like nothing
- Hauls Jon up a tree at running speed
- Holds himself up by his teeth
- Lifts his body weight with his teeth
- Rips out a tv’s screen with his teeth
- Bends a mirror
- Drives a long nail through a door
- Pushes Odie all the way around a swingset
- Cleanly bisects a christmas tree by slamming a door
- Sends a snowman’s head flying with a baseball bat
- Breaks a table in two with a stomp
- Stomps Odie flat
- Stomps through the floorboards
- Flings an apple hard enough to knock Odie flying
- Knocks Jon over with a snowball
- Bashes down a door
- Punches down a door
- Accidently pushes a door off its hinges
- Knocks a down a door by tackling Jon into it
- Pushes a door off its hinges and walks with its weight on his back into his house
- Busts a hole in the door
- Again
- Smashes a cat door off its hinges with a single push
- Smashes a door in half with Odie
- Working with Odie, busts down a door using Jon’s chair as a battering ram.
- Sends a fence gate flying off its hinges by smashing into it
- Smashes his head through a table
- Catches up to a car and rips its fender off
- Catches up to a car and rips an entire axle off
- Rips a fender off a car and a mailbox out of the ground
- Sends Jon flying with a kick
- Hurls an adult woman out of his house
- Drags a woman back to Jon
- Drags a mailman to Jon as a gift
- Drags and carries Jon outside
- Walks with the weight of Jon and a chair on his back
- Rips the cap off a fire hydrant
- Launches Odie into the horizon
- Punches another cat so hard they go flying
- Launches another cat into the horizon
- Launches Odie above the panel
- Kicks Odie to the ceiling
- Kicks Odie from one room into the other
- Punts Odie into the distance
- Launches Odie above the panel. Claims to have sent him to the moon.
- Kicks Odie so hard, he spins fast enough to hover in the air
- Kicks Odie so high in the air, it takes a significant amount of time for him to fall back down
- Smacks Odie with a signpost hard enough to send him flying far into the distance.
- Smacks Nermal high into the sky
- Sends Nermal flying with a flick
- Sends Nermal through a door
- Again
- And again
- Sends Nermal flying through a wall
- Smashes an enormous spider with a rolled up newspaper
- Lifts a table full of food
- Juggles a sofa
- Hurls a tv
- Holds up a tv
- Nails a tv to the ceiling
- Lifts a refrigerator
- Lifts a refrigerator and a giant magnet
- Pushes a refrigerator
- Rips a refrigerator door off its hinges offscreen
- Moves Jon’s above ground pool inside to disguise it as a food dish
- Dumps a large piano onto a scale
- Holds up a large safe on a pulley
- Reels a stone birdbath into his mouth
- Carries an entire tree into his house
- Holds up a giant coffee cup
- Holds up a giant donut with one hand
- Holds a giant burger
- Punts Odie into the distance
- And again
- Together with Odie, smashes through a wall
- Pulls down a chunk of wall
- Smashes into a wall with enough force to crack it
- Again
- Pushes his way out from inside the walls
- Jumps through the ceiling
- None of Odie's attempts to move him makes him budge
- Jon can’t pull him an inch on a leash
- Smashes an alarm clock
- Smashes a phone
- Mangles a scale
- With a swipe of his claws, knocks two bricks out of a fireplace
- Rips the concrete basin off a birdbath and carries it away
- Karate chops a table leg in two
- Either carries or creates a giant snowball on the roof of the house and pushes it onto Jon
- Throws a massive snowball high into the air to land on Jon.
- Pushes Jon’s bed out the window
- Rips a fire hydrant out of the ground
- Bends a traffic sign by accidentally running into it
- Carries a Christmas tree in his teeth
- Catches a shark and carries it to shore
- Using all of the snow in his yard, builds an enormous snowman that dwarfs his house.
- Smashes an ice cream truck, causing its roof to cave in
- Slams a window so hard the entire house collapses
- Lifts up his house using a jack
- Lifts a Christmas tree and shakes all its needles off
- Lifts a pile of food larger than himself
- Pulls a fish’s skeleton out of its body
- Rips a dial off a tv and sends it through a window
- Throws Odie
- Smacks a clown through a circus tent
- Walks with a pile of mud 2/3rds as tall as Jon stuck to his feet
- His tongue punches a hole through his bowl and the table it’s on
- Blows a spider out of a rolled up newspaper with enough force to stretch a screen window as far as the door it’s attached to is tall.
- Inflates a balloon so large it expands beyond the confines of the house he's in and lifts it off the ground
- Sucks an entire roast chicken through a straw
- Similar feat
- The coffee he drinks seems to grant improved strength, allowing an ordinary fly to carry Jon through the air at full speed
- No-sells a potted plant to the head
- Tanks a watermelon to the head
- Takes multiple shoes to the head in succession
- Is hit in the head by a thrown spotlight
- Takes a hit from a guided newspaper launcher
- Gets mauled by a puma
- Is thrown against a wall by a buff mailman
- Gets smacked flying off-panel by a dog
- No-sells a kick from Odie
- Survives being accidentally set on fire while soaked with alcohol
- Falls onto a lit grill
- Ignores his blanket being on fire while wrapped in it
- Is inside a fondue pot as it boils
- Survives a heat wave so bad it melts a radio into liquid
- Eats lit candles
- Sticks his tongue in a waffle iron
- Implied to regularly drink and enjoy coffee so strong a few drops of it melts through a table and bends spoons.
- His face gets frozen into a birdbath
- Has his lips ripped from his face by the g-force of sledding down a hill
- Has a concentrated beam of sunlight shine directly into his eye
- Gets shocked by Jon’s electrified cookie jar
- Gets struck by lightning
- Survives being trapped inside a washing machine as it runs
- Again
- Is stuck by every single quill from a porcupine
- Is eaten by a snake
- Is run over by a lawnmower
- Has his tail stuck in a pencil sharpener
- Is flung through through a window
- Has a door slammed on him hard enough to crack a wall
- Is flattened by Jon slamming a door
- Again
- Is squashed flat as a pancake by a larger cat
- Gets brutalized by a whole gang of street dogs at once and enjoys it
- Survives a fall so hard he leaves a deep hole in the ground
- Again
- And Again
- Has a fridge fall on him
- Has a piano fall on his head
- Again
- Is crushed under a chunk of crumbling wall
- Is crushed under a larger chunk of wall
- Is crushed under a huge section of wall
- Has a slab of concrete fall on his head
- Has a giant can of cola fall on him
- Has a tree fall on him
- Has a large pile of sand dropped on him
- Has a large stone wheel hurled at him
- Is hit by a wrecking ball
- Falls from the roof of his house onto concrete
- Falls down a chimney
- Falls down a manhole
- Falls down a sinkhole
- Has his head rammed through the ceiling
- Again
- Steps out of a car going over 50mph
- Is bounced back by a screen door hard enough to crack a wall and topple furniture
- Gets smashed through a wall
- Is used as a battering ram to bust through a wall
- Falls from a great height out of a bird’s grip 1, 2
- Has a land mine explode in his face
- Implied to have been hit by a truck
- Is hit by a car
- Has a house collapse on him
- Survives without his stomach after it temporarily leaves his body
- Has the endurance to hang from a treebranch for an entire week
- Stays in the same spot long enough for the moon to wax from crescent to full waiting for a flower to grow.
- Eats an immense amount of food in a single panel. Doubles as a durability feat for his stomach, as Jon states that that much food should cause him to burst if he tries to eat it all
- Eats all the food in a refrigerator in a very short time
- Eats a million meals in the same day by noon. This is even more impressive, as Garfield is famously averse to waking up early and fond of sleeping in, meaning it’s likely he didn’t have much time after waking up to eat a million meals before 12:00. For a little more context, Jon states that Garfield sleeps an average of 18 hours a day.
- While on a short walk, eats so many canaries he causes a city-wide shortage
- With Odie, completely wrecks Jon’s living room in a single second
- Leaves with all the furniture in a room after Jon leaves it briefly before he can return
- Outruns a charging bull
- Dodges out of the way of speeding cars
- Leaps out of the path of a speeding truck
- Keeps pace with a speeding car
- Again
- Keeps pace with an ice cream truck
- Claims to be “faster than a speeding delivery truck”
- Outruns rolling donuts, reaching the floor before they can fall off a table.
- Outruns the world’s largest ball of twine as it rolls down a hill after him
- Outruns a rolling snowball
- Runs up the wall and across the ceiling to the other side of the room in only a few panels
- Dodges a thrown shoe
- Dodges a thrown pair of binoculars
- Dodges a thrown pie with enough force behind it to knock the moon out of the sky
- Catches a thrown potted plant
- Eats his birthday cake out from under its candles, leaving them briefly suspended in the air
- Catches on to Odie’s tongue as he runs by
- Leaps to catch a piece of toast mid-air the second it pops up
- Again
- Eats several apples out of the air as Jon is juggling them
- Eats a butterfly out of the air mid-flight
- Snatches a fly out of the air
- Leaps to snatch a donut out of Jon’s hands before he can take a bite
- Rapidly decorates a tree in what Jon estimates to be a world record
- Catches up to a car and rips its fender off
- Catches up to a car and rips an entire axle off
- Demonstrates shocking agility chasing after a thrown mouse
- Does a flip
- Flips in midair to land on his feet at the last second
- Leaps from the floor to the ceiling off-panel
- Leaps from a table to the ceiling
- Walks on his front paws
- Balances a potted plant on his head while rolling atop a ball
- Swims rapidly into the sunset
- Spins his leg around so fast he takes flight like a helicopter
- While trying to escape a sweater, spins fast enough he becomes a small tornado
- Moves as a blur for a quick costume change
- After eating caffeinated sweets, he becomes a blur, bouncing off the walls and ceiling.
- Moves so fast, he seems to vanish panel-to-panel. Gets to his food dish and cleans it out before Jon can finish saying his name
- Moves so fast, his slipstream shreds Jon’s clothes
- Zooms in from a long distance away before Odie can take a bite of his food
- Catches a sandwich before it can hit the floor
- Zooms out of bed, eats dinner, and returns before his blanket has time to fall to the ground
- Spots a snowflake, and runs back inside, dragging Jon out to see it before it touches the ground.
- Moves to his bed before a lightbulb can go out
- Moves faster than the speed of sound
- Regularly keeps up with the mice in his house, who are implied to be FTE (except for the fat ones).
- Moves FTE
- Moves FTE, eating all the food out of his food bowl in the time it takes Jon to blink
- Eats a goldfish FTE in the space it takes the reader to blink
- Somehow loops back around after leaving the panel while Jon is still watching him
- Lets go of a tree branch to rub his arms, then grabs back on before he has time to fall
- Changes channels on a tv so fast it explodes and the remote starts to smoke
- Eats an entire lasagna, pan and all
- Eats 219 lbs of lasagna
- Eats so many calories in one sitting, Jon’s calculator violently malfunctions from processing such a large number
- While on a walk, eats so many canaries he causes a city-wide shortage
- Eats an entire bowl of food, bowl included
- Again
- Eats the pants off of Jon
- Eats a tv remote
- Eats a bag of tools Jon bought from the hardware store, then spits one back up
- Eats a brick
- Casually eats a coffee cup
- Eats a poison frog
- Ate a poison toad
- Fits an entire cake in his mouth
- Again
- And Again
- He just keeps going at it
- Fits 200 french fries in his mouth
- Fits an entire glass fishbowl in his mouth
- Implied to have eaten an entire cow
- Eats a large fish-shaped sign
- Eats a giant burger larger than himself
- Eats a puffer fish, and has it expand to fifty times its size inside him
- Burps for 43 seconds straight
- Burps hard enough to send Jon and Odie flying, blow a door off its hinges, and peel away sections of sidewalk.
- Breathes fire after eating a peruvian death pepper
- Sneezes the petals off a large group of flowers
- With a single sneeze, he blows away Jon, Odie, and a whole room’s worth of furniture
- Sneezes hard enough to propel himself partially through a wall, widening an existing mousehole
- Can walk on ceilings
- Again
- And again
- His weight crushes a scale
- [Even Santa Claus thinks he’s fat]
- His weight bends a long wooden table
- His weight tips over Jon’s bed
- Again
- His weight bends metal playground equipment
- His weight causes a section of floor to collapse
- His weight topples a tree when he tries to climb it
- His weight causes ripples in a hardwood floor
- He is so heavy that he causes Jon’s chair to bounce into the air just by running nearby
- He’s heavy enough to pound a very deep, very wide hole into the ground just by cannonballing into a pool
- His weight warps the very medium of his existence, causing a panel he’s in to bend
- Wins a cat show
- Nobody can kill him without an appointment
- Apparently, he’s already dead
- With a single swipe, perfectly slices a loaf of bread
- Swats three spiders at once
- Scares off a dog larger than he is
- Can intimidate machinery into fixing itself
- Intimidates light itself to move
- Intimidates a balloon into staying afloat
- He commands snow to stop falling. With a glare, he even sends an errant flake back into the sky.
- Is completely unafraid of monsters
- Kills a flower with a single word
- His breath melts a vase and a picture frame
- His breath melts a metal fork and a glass cup
- His breath melts his own teeth
- His breath instantly knocks out Jon
- Nails Jon right under the nose with a party horn
- Lands several thrown donuts on Jon’s novelty moustache
- Hits Jon right between the eyes with a toy bow & arrow
- Plays at skeet shooting pieces of toast as they pop out of a toaster, and doesn’t miss a single one (we don’t see any arrows on the ground that haven’t impaled toast
- Nails Jon in the head with a rock
- Nails a mouse with a snowball
- Rapidly nails Jon and Odie with snowballs
- Uses a birdbath to hit Jon with a perfectly ricocheted snowball
- Can rapidly spit tennis balls like an automatic launcher
- Is an expert fisherman---without even using a pole!
- Pretty good at throwing his voice
- Steals Jon’s credit cards and uses them to buy himself a designer Italian suit
- Pickpockets an old man without him noticing
- Manages to sneak inside his own birthday cake without Jon or Odie seeing him
- Is aware he’s in a comic strip
- Addresses his reader directly
- Knows he’s printed on paper
- Is aware what angle he is being drawn from
- Pops his own snooze bubble
- Rotates his own snooze bubble
- Uses his knowledge of the fourth wall to steal a snooze bubble from Jon, depriving him of sleep
- Smacks Jon in the face with his snooze bubble
- Throws his own snooze bubble at Jon as a weapon
- Can play a piano from inside of it
- Can play guitar
- Makes a sandwich so large it stretches from his house across the street
- Can precisely identify the dish a stain came from by taste
- Knows what old hyena tastes like
- Hears Jon whispering from across the house
- While asleep, hears a pizza delivery happening three blocks away and is able to tell what toppings are on it.
- Can “hear ice cream”
- Implied to also be able to hear donuts.
- Chases an invisible mouse
- Steals a security camera out from under Jon’s nose, then pawns it without him noticing until later
- Plans out an exact chain reaction triggered by John slamming a door
- Perfectly measures out a hole to cut in the floor for Jon
- Double-Bamboozles Jon
- Melts his rubber mouse down and makes earplugs out of it
- Builds a revolving glass door into a refrigerator
- Rebuilds the front door so that it opens like a pet door and vice versa.
- Builds a trap door into a table for spiders
- Uses parts from an automatic dog door Jon bought to create a remote activated trap door for Odie
- Disables Jon’s brakes
- Reprogramme’s a scale with a complex AI.
- Creates an elaborate blueprint for his birthday cake, including electrical wiring schematics
- Builds a remote activated trap for birds “disguised” as a birdbath
- Creates an elaborate trap for a dog
- Sets a working trap for Santa Claus
- Sets traps for mailmen
- Sets up snowball lobbing booby traps all over the yard
- Robs a bank. Claims it was an accident.
- Steals milk from babies
- Turns Jon into a tourist attraction, and gets on the news
- Has a secret plan to lead cats to world domination
- Counts all the bricks in a silo
- Knows the exact moment when Jon will wake up every morning
- Pulls all the fabric off a chair, then knits it perfectly back into shape
- Using only his claws, carves a sofa into a statue of himself
- Elongates his body
- Has his body squeezed and elongated by a corset
- Has his neck stretched thin by a tight turtleneck
- Has his body stretched thin and compressed by a shrinking sweater
- Squashes himself flat with a recliner
- Able to have his body freely stretched
- Temporarily alters his body to appear extremely muscular
- Again
- Rapidly accumulates muscle mass in his arms simply by eating
- Has his face squashed into a square shape from sleeping in a corner
- After colliding with Odie, both have their front halves flattened
- Can tuck his head into his body like a turtle
- Can transfer his mass from his torso to his tail
- Gets squashed into a space between fence posts
- Squeezes into a vase far smaller than him
- Again
- Squeezes his entire body into a coffee cup
- He and Jon’s heads are shoved into the same bottle
- Hides his entire body flat under his cat bed
- Hides his entire body behind a thin lamp
- Stretches his arm to fit around a refrigerator
- Stretches his lips far from his face
- Extends his jaw
- Transforms into a monster on Halloween
- Is able to breathe while submerged in food
- Has his face turned upside down
- Has his face pucker inwards, folding in on itself
- Has opposable thumbs
- Sheds. A lot. Completely blankets John and a table with shed hair.
- His stomach can separate from the rest of his body, acting independently
- By viewing the world upside down, he alters the direction of gravity
- Able to move in slow motion at will, reducing his falls to a snail’s pace
- Warps reality by tilting a painting
- Sends Odie through time into the future with a kick
- Wills himself from an alternate time back to his own
- Can apparently travel freely between comic strips. Also more fourth wall awareness.
- Just.. completely breaks physics
- Seems to be able to make wishes and have them granted, albeit in a way he doesn’t always like
- Makes a birthday with for his cake to be bigger and has it come true
- Manifests objects from his dreams in real life
- Seems to be able to physically manifest and interact with figments of his psyche. Eats donuts representing his conscience, leaving behind crumbs that indicate they’re in some way real.
- Can infiltrate other people’s daydreams and interact with them
- Breaks a mirror with his looks
- Sings a note high enough to “shatter paper”
- Flicks off Odie’s nose
- Swaps noses with Odie, forcing him to suffer a sneeze
- Adjusts a dog’s nose like a dial to force it to bark more quietly
- Seemingly teleports Odie’s head from a top hat into his food dish
- Moves a mousehole while it’s still in the wall
- Has a flamethrower
- Has a chainsaw
- Has a dart gun
- Has a giant slingshot
- Has a “mouse call”
2024.05.18 20:20 BVLVNCEDSCVLE 3 ton RTU, why can high side be so high?
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2024.05.18 14:48 DMDL2009 Power supply unit
Hi, when I turn on the power supply on my pc, the plug makes a spark and light goes out un my house, what can I do? This can break other components?I'm a little scared (sorry for my english, I'm from spain) I was thinking to buy another power supply. My PC: Tower Cougar MX440 Mesh RGB Power supply : NF-PSU-SCUTUMX-SM-850W 80+ BZ Processor: Intel Core i7-11700F Motherboard: B560M SSD: Kingston SNV2S/1000G NV2 SSD 1TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4.0 Ram: 32GB RAM DDR4 3200MHZ RGB GPU: NVIDIA RTX4070 12GB Refrigeration: Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML120L V2 RGB
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