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Now that we can see new user's comments, I can see what you guys deal with on a daily basis. There should be an option for Disapprove and delete user's comment.
@tok3ninja; is still in Beta: Trust me, there's tons of spam comments that should immediately be banned. There's two in this post that take up half the page. I wish I wouldn't see them.
@Đipic: I know, I keep wanting to reply to them and tell them how much they suck but that would automatically approve and promote them. Must resist the urge....
i had a project half done a few years ago that never reached fruition. it was a 4'x2' "pool" table, but it used heavy lead disks on silica (like a shuffleboard table) instead of balls.
i have no idea if it would have worked, but every once in a while i hark back to it, and wish i hadn't neglected to complete the damn thing.
@nutbastard: Dude, sounds like a cool project. All I can say is, if you put it away and now want to resume the project, just...wait for it...get the lead out.
These are great, I'd love to try that 12 person ping pong table! Also, the couch in 11 looks like it would automatically scoop your change and all other junk from the depths of your couch.
I think some of these are really stretching the term "gadget". Have you seen my new gadget? No, not my iPhone silly. Its this giant revolving pinewood cabinet that turns into a bar!
As a child, when ever I played on the swing, I would either a) Try to swing as high as possible so the swing would swing directly down, I though it was fun as hell. or b) Swing really high and then try to leap across the 6-8 ft rock pit (onto asphalt as I remember. oops)
@Shamoononon thanks Rocephin: And we thought we were the only ones with this problem! In spite of nice yards and sidwalks, several families near the top of the cul de sac starting placing an orange cone in the middle of the street and letting even tiny kids sit in the road and draw with chalk and otherwise play in the street. You had to wait until the kids cleared before getting to your house. After failed requests, we finally reported it to the cops, it's against the law here (and many places) to block a street, even with your stupid little orange cone. Problem solved.
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Sorry for unleashing that mess. *sigh* :(
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i have no idea if it would have worked, but every once in a while i hark back to it, and wish i hadn't neglected to complete the damn thing.
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BOSSKEV: Does More Than Terrible Puns…Some Days
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that was the idea - to use short cues that were weighted with a lead core for a more precise, heftier feel.
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I was a daredevil.
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Come on, DO NOT PLAY IN THE STREET.... PERIOD. Even in a cul-de-sac.
(Background: Parents in my area use those signs to claim the road as a playground for their kids)
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Unbelievable arrogance but even worse, no real concern for their children.
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i don't see how this saves space.
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