I've never played this one before but it was really fun!
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I've never played this one before but it was really fun!
Thu May 22, 2025
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Solved in 18:13β
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Yeah the order is really funky lol
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Really impatient on the green category, but we got it together after lol π
Agree that the order is super weird
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I kept wanting to include bridge troll in the green skin category, not helped by not knowing who elfaba was right off. When I looked her up after my first wrong guess I changed Grinch to elfaba thinking maybe "Grinch has green fur, not skin". I'm an idiot lol. We got there in the end
By the way, if you want them to all show up on one line you can add two spaces after each line and it'll show up as a nice block :)
I was trying to figure it out a while back and someone was kind enough to fill me in
By the way, if you want them to all show up on one line you can add two spaces after each line and it'll show up as a nice block :)
I was trying to figure it out a while back and someone was kind enough to fill me in
Lol, I just found his channel the other day
Silicone is used for the insulation of the cables on clothing irons, I'm not really sure what if any tubing might be used internally
Silicone insulated cables do have a reputation for being much more flexible (and notably heat resistant) than other insulator materials
Another thought altogether- you might have the best luck with something you can like heat mold into place but putting a wire or something through it to help it keep its structure and prevent kinking, and then heating and bending slowly to create a tube that already has your desired radius bent. But no kink because you kept the inside expanded with something
In large tubes I've seen sand or salt used, but I'm not sure how that'd work here. With salt you can then just rinse any excess out but it might not be ideal for something this small π€·ββοΈ
Wire seem like a pain to remove afterwards but maybe if you used a number of fine wire strands like from a stranded cable. Fit as many in as you can, bend, and then you could pull them out individually and they'd each be more flexible coming out around that corner you've bent because they're really fine
Not sure whether pre-bending or something super flexible would be better, but good luck I hope you find your solution!
I wonder if there's a way to combine it with the ideas talked about in this post https://ponder.cat/post/2961831
The article talks about how powerful mockery and jokes can be. Which makes sense. It's more fun to tell jokes that make austere criticisms so you can pull people into it with you and grow the number of people participating
And jokes have a more impactful ability to create shame than serious expressions of discontent.
Its a thought! Maybe folks could start contexts to see who could write the most scathing, hilarious jokes about doge
A really impactful read, thank you for sharing β€οΈ
I'll have to come back and try to get a gift article link to the next installment he alludes to at the end
He's too fucking cute, I can't take it, his smile is gonna fuckin melt the sun
Glad I could help! Hope you have a lovely day π