Picking Locks View Thread Reply Hide Hannah Gozzleson - Sat, 26 Apr 2014 16:12:13 EST CJrhGoab No.36430 File: 1398543133618.gif -(129639B / 126.60KB, 468x475) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. you heard me /howto/ I'm interested in picking locks. Any help? 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Nigger Shakecocke - Mon, 28 Apr 2014 09:32:00 EST LKmCztp3 No.36438 Reply >>36433Pins go up and down, The lock goes left to right in an angular moment, If you need more than that or need help to figure that out, Then you have no business breaking into other people property. Chances are if you can' t work it out yourself then as soon as you bother you will probably get arrested. If it's your own property then I'm certain you can get your hands on a hammer or even a rock. since it's yours, you won't care if the container is broken. >> Samuel Sandlebury - Sat, 17 May 2014 05:28:24 EST 0XsvQDSA No.36484 Reply 1400318904242.jpg -(35466B / 34.63KB, 640x378) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. freon with a hammer and chisel. http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/ptr-7400/freeze-spray-10-oz-can/1.html Or a decent bolt cutter if you're going up against pad locks. Angle grinders can do some pretty cool things, but they need power, and they're loud as hell. Finally, if you really need to get into something and nothing else is cutting it. Use a thermal lance. There's not a whole lot that will stop you, lest you're trying to open something crazy like the side of house or a vault door. >> Doris Drobberworth - Fri, 22 Jan 2016 01:09:54 EST HSuxc4in No.37799 Reply bump
>> Nigger Shakecocke - Mon, 28 Apr 2014 09:32:00 EST LKmCztp3 No.36438 Reply >>36433Pins go up and down, The lock goes left to right in an angular moment, If you need more than that or need help to figure that out, Then you have no business breaking into other people property. Chances are if you can' t work it out yourself then as soon as you bother you will probably get arrested. If it's your own property then I'm certain you can get your hands on a hammer or even a rock. since it's yours, you won't care if the container is broken.
>> Samuel Sandlebury - Sat, 17 May 2014 05:28:24 EST 0XsvQDSA No.36484 Reply 1400318904242.jpg -(35466B / 34.63KB, 640x378) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. freon with a hammer and chisel. http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/ptr-7400/freeze-spray-10-oz-can/1.html Or a decent bolt cutter if you're going up against pad locks. Angle grinders can do some pretty cool things, but they need power, and they're loud as hell. Finally, if you really need to get into something and nothing else is cutting it. Use a thermal lance. There's not a whole lot that will stop you, lest you're trying to open something crazy like the side of house or a vault door.
Vacuum cleaner carbon scrubber View Thread Reply Hide Eliza Susslefuck - Mon, 21 Dec 2015 17:20:09 EST ZgWzwP/m No.37763 File: 1450736409284.jpg -(628289B / 613.56KB, 3550x3550) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Vacuum with a carbon filter on it as a carbon scrubber for a 1 plant grow in an open room >> Clara Somblehug - Sun, 17 Jan 2016 02:22:12 EST Z9M6oY5w No.37788 Reply too loud not enough cfm >> George Bunwell - Sun, 17 Jan 2016 20:51:54 EST ThtZ7wJf No.37789 Reply No. >> Cyril Wigglepodge - Mon, 18 Jan 2016 23:21:01 EST HXq1m3UN No.37790 Reply dumb as shit, so fucking noisy. What do you mean open room? like a large room? the smaller the room the less air you have to scrub. Build a growbox with an outtake fan, can be a computer fan if you're only doing 1 plant in a small box but I'd recommend going bigger. put your scrubber inside the box so your outtake draws air through it. easy as fuck
>> Cyril Wigglepodge - Mon, 18 Jan 2016 23:21:01 EST HXq1m3UN No.37790 Reply dumb as shit, so fucking noisy. What do you mean open room? like a large room? the smaller the room the less air you have to scrub. Build a growbox with an outtake fan, can be a computer fan if you're only doing 1 plant in a small box but I'd recommend going bigger. put your scrubber inside the box so your outtake draws air through it. easy as fuck
Money Laundering View Thread Reply Hide Doris Babbleput - Sat, 05 Dec 2015 23:22:35 EST UCeahULn No.37747 File: 1449375755927.jpg -(35390B / 34.56KB, 640x558) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone have some advice for moving money through bitcoin? I know how to buy/sell bitcoin, know my way around tor. I would like to know any tips for moving bitcoin to cash in larger amounts without raising questions. 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> James Wellerstore - Fri, 18 Dec 2015 16:42:57 EST njqyOG0m No.37758 Reply >>37747So are you looking for a bitcoin mixer or are you looking for a local cash bitcoin exchange? >> Beatrice Sidgeridge - Tue, 29 Dec 2015 11:09:56 EST Y108X72F No.37770 Reply you could pay your friends to cash some out into their bank accounts. >> Hannah Higglegold - Tue, 29 Dec 2015 14:00:51 EST oLg1dOwP No.37771 Reply >>37770If you want to be found, yeah thats a great idea. Don't use people to know to launder money....Use a bitcoin mixer, then find a local cash bitcoin exchange. There are quite a few. Also, there is a movie called "dope" that just came out, its funny and mostly off topic, but they do show a very vague scene of a local black market bitcoin exchange. Worth a watch if only for the humor in the movie.
>> James Wellerstore - Fri, 18 Dec 2015 16:42:57 EST njqyOG0m No.37758 Reply >>37747So are you looking for a bitcoin mixer or are you looking for a local cash bitcoin exchange?
>> Beatrice Sidgeridge - Tue, 29 Dec 2015 11:09:56 EST Y108X72F No.37770 Reply you could pay your friends to cash some out into their bank accounts.
>> Hannah Higglegold - Tue, 29 Dec 2015 14:00:51 EST oLg1dOwP No.37771 Reply >>37770If you want to be found, yeah thats a great idea. Don't use people to know to launder money....Use a bitcoin mixer, then find a local cash bitcoin exchange. There are quite a few. Also, there is a movie called "dope" that just came out, its funny and mostly off topic, but they do show a very vague scene of a local black market bitcoin exchange. Worth a watch if only for the humor in the movie.
Hosting Local Box Design Contest View Thread Reply Hide JG Wrentworth - Mon, 30 Nov 2015 15:23:20 EST 8JTUWikp No.37744 File: 1448915000362.jpg -(3392787B / 3.24MB, 4160x2340) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm wanting to promote my products in my city with some community outreach. I specialize in modernized transportation devices (Hoverboards, Intelligent Unicycles, etc) What I would like to do, is have a template that anybody can download, with the dimensions for the corresponding box (one for each model Hoverboard that I have) and the winner of the design contest will receive a free hoverboard of their choice, as well as the design to be placed on all boxes used for the model they entered for. Does anybody know of a good platform/ service that can provide this?Right now, I'm looking at trying to make a Vector File template so that anybody can download the blank design of the box, design accordingly, and then re-upload the finished/edited box design in full quality so that I can have the finished design sent to my manufacturer for production. Is this realistic? 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> A Wizard - Wed, 16 Dec 2015 01:38:28 EST uaWEynvu No.37754 Reply >>37744If you want good artwork on your product, fucking pay an artist. >> Caroline Honeyford - Sat, 26 Dec 2015 15:56:27 EST Z9M6oY5w No.37769 Reply OP's friend, OP was riding his custom hoverboard and it exploded killing him and his dog instantly. >> Nigger Clonnerlut - Tue, 05 Jan 2016 06:45:17 EST H4kkfYFO No.37778 Reply Sketchup or InkspaceBut i prefer blender.Classy post, the one above me.
>> A Wizard - Wed, 16 Dec 2015 01:38:28 EST uaWEynvu No.37754 Reply >>37744If you want good artwork on your product, fucking pay an artist.
>> Caroline Honeyford - Sat, 26 Dec 2015 15:56:27 EST Z9M6oY5w No.37769 Reply OP's friend, OP was riding his custom hoverboard and it exploded killing him and his dog instantly.
>> Nigger Clonnerlut - Tue, 05 Jan 2016 06:45:17 EST H4kkfYFO No.37778 Reply Sketchup or InkspaceBut i prefer blender.Classy post, the one above me.
Finding out when someone's died/finding their grave View Thread Reply Hide Betsy Drabblebot - Mon, 24 Aug 2015 00:04:02 EST QWBgBzyP No.37610 File: 1440389042014.jpg -(151220B / 147.68KB, 516x815) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Yo, how does one figure out when someone they know, but no longer are in touch with has died? Also how does one go about finding out where they are buried. Someone who beat my mother needs to get their grave pissed on once they're dead. 5 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Archie Grandhood - Sun, 20 Dec 2015 00:36:16 EST QWBgBzyP No.37761 Reply >>37735yeah but I don't know where this candy ass is going to die. >> James Buzzshit - Tue, 22 Dec 2015 00:23:24 EST CFf041P9 No.37764 Reply what if they get cremated how will you piss on the urn? >> Hugh Findergold - Thu, 31 Dec 2015 18:43:24 EST sTDgaXFM No.37776 Reply >>37764I'd break into their next of kin's house and shit in the urn. Fuck pissing in it. I'd shit in it.
>> Archie Grandhood - Sun, 20 Dec 2015 00:36:16 EST QWBgBzyP No.37761 Reply >>37735yeah but I don't know where this candy ass is going to die.
>> James Buzzshit - Tue, 22 Dec 2015 00:23:24 EST CFf041P9 No.37764 Reply what if they get cremated how will you piss on the urn?
>> Hugh Findergold - Thu, 31 Dec 2015 18:43:24 EST sTDgaXFM No.37776 Reply >>37764I'd break into their next of kin's house and shit in the urn. Fuck pissing in it. I'd shit in it.
I'm a sveedish plumbler I'm here to fix your pivpes View Thread Reply Hide Charles Dorryfield - Sun, 20 Dec 2015 03:48:18 EST kOAMp0fl No.37762 File: 1450601298970.jpg -(29039B / 28.36KB, 400x600) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. It's a vourkin, it's a vourkin, don't vorrie bout it, don't worrie bout anything!
Fleeing View Thread Reply Hide Cyril Fuckingwill - Mon, 23 Nov 2015 14:31:18 EST JA1HVk9t No.37737 File: 1448307078560.jpg -(42497B / 41.50KB, 400x344) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I will try to keep this as short as possible people.I know someone, a woman, who is Lebanese and has 2 children. She is married but they are basically separated. The guy he is I think technically a sociopath and he uses his own kids as pawns in his game. He doe snot love them and he does not live with her or his 2 kids anymore, but does see them sometimes. Example he took them on a 40km journey on a motorbike with no helmets and they are like 10 and 12 yo, also it was cold and now they are ill. Anyway she wants to the country because Lebanese law is such that the man has all of the power when it comes to custody of kids through a divorce and many other things. She wants to flee. She does not know how and I a wondering what would be the best place, way and how? The main thing here is for the kids sake, this guy is terrible and ruining many livesAny further details that are needed I will provide themThanks in advance >> Phyllis Bemblestudging - Mon, 07 Dec 2015 21:35:33 EST NbBLUzz2 No.37749 Reply 1449542133495.jpg -(15170B / 14.81KB, 450x299) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. You either have to have family outside of Lebanon who can organize y'all a ticket out of Beirut (had a friends cousin who fled her husband in Byblos>Beirut>Cyprus>Greece>Australia) or jump ship to Damascus and hope you can get to Jordan before IS nuts push south or Assad starts rekin shit.Hope your friend gets out alright, Insh'Allahu. >> Nigger Clonnerlut - Tue, 05 Jan 2016 06:48:24 EST H4kkfYFO No.37779 Reply Sounds like a lot from one side of the babybut not a plan from the other sideIt's the escape of 3.
>> Phyllis Bemblestudging - Mon, 07 Dec 2015 21:35:33 EST NbBLUzz2 No.37749 Reply 1449542133495.jpg -(15170B / 14.81KB, 450x299) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. You either have to have family outside of Lebanon who can organize y'all a ticket out of Beirut (had a friends cousin who fled her husband in Byblos>Beirut>Cyprus>Greece>Australia) or jump ship to Damascus and hope you can get to Jordan before IS nuts push south or Assad starts rekin shit.Hope your friend gets out alright, Insh'Allahu.
>> Nigger Clonnerlut - Tue, 05 Jan 2016 06:48:24 EST H4kkfYFO No.37779 Reply Sounds like a lot from one side of the babybut not a plan from the other sideIt's the escape of 3.
Stressful Discovery View Thread Reply Hide Henry Clabbershaw - Wed, 07 Oct 2015 02:31:15 EST ks5f1zGB No.37687 File: 1444199475651.gif -(508796B / 496.87KB, 275x155) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I just got a new fridge and had to install a water line for it, using a T-junction from the sink and running it through the cabinets. Problem is, out of fear of overtightening the lines as I was warned by several people, I didn't tighten it enough and it turns out our sink has been dripping for a while now. We have hardwood next to our kitchen and as I stepped on it today.... squish. What the fuck? There was definitely water under the floor boards... Fuck. Upon closer examination I realized the edges of the boards were buckling. It had just rained that day so I was freaking out that our roof was leaking. Checked all nearby walls, floor molding, ceiling, nothing... then I thought of the new line under the sink and found the drip. So I shut off the valve, fixed the leak, and have been cramming paper towels into every crack and crevice and stepping on the boards and trying to push the water into the towels, which kinda sucked most of the water out. It isn't squishing now but I'm worried about the damage this could cause. I live in Arizona so humidity isn't a problem but I'm still stressed. After some googling I saw some vacuum suction things you can put on the floor, but I don't know if that's needed. Also have a box fan blowing across it for whatever good that will do. I just needed to vent this somewhere, seems like I always have something to fix or work on at this place... *sigh*. Anyway, anyone have any other tips for me in handling this? I plan to just carefully monitor over the next week or so to see if I need more serious restoration done.Also my girlfriend hasn't even noticed lol I want to avoid telling her and just fix it so she doesn't trip >> James Cupperwater - Sat, 28 Nov 2015 21:47:59 EST UEJJ1aS2 No.37740 Reply better go catch it >> Phoebe Bagglewater - Sun, 29 Nov 2015 20:52:02 EST Eh9zZgXY No.37742 Reply A thing to note is mold issues. There are blowers for drying wet carpet that would direct the air down to/under/across the floor. Better than a just a box fan, you can rent these for pretty cheap. As much time has passed.You could refinish the entire hardwood floor and baseboards. floor. Depending could sand, stain and clear coat it. With Stain, sand the floor, seep/vacuum, apply, wipe off. Clear coat, Keep moving, apply evenly, keep a wet edge. Work fluently, going back may cause tacky effects. Also look into sand sealer, Sand the floor, stain, apply sand sealed, sand with a light gritusually sand sponge, sweep and go over with a clean dry towel to ensure dust is minimal.Clear coat and done. Can build the clear coat for a nicer refined finish. A respirator is a good idea, stuff is flamable so turn off pilots lights, water heater etc light if they are nearby. The vapors stay in the air and hang low and tend to go right to water heaters.Also keep dust off the final clear finish, no more sanding. Otherwise it will show. Close windows doors noting , pot up platic between the room. Sorry for the overkill but if you have nice wood there make it really nice.
>> Phoebe Bagglewater - Sun, 29 Nov 2015 20:52:02 EST Eh9zZgXY No.37742 Reply A thing to note is mold issues. There are blowers for drying wet carpet that would direct the air down to/under/across the floor. Better than a just a box fan, you can rent these for pretty cheap. As much time has passed.You could refinish the entire hardwood floor and baseboards. floor. Depending could sand, stain and clear coat it. With Stain, sand the floor, seep/vacuum, apply, wipe off. Clear coat, Keep moving, apply evenly, keep a wet edge. Work fluently, going back may cause tacky effects. Also look into sand sealer, Sand the floor, stain, apply sand sealed, sand with a light gritusually sand sponge, sweep and go over with a clean dry towel to ensure dust is minimal.Clear coat and done. Can build the clear coat for a nicer refined finish. A respirator is a good idea, stuff is flamable so turn off pilots lights, water heater etc light if they are nearby. The vapors stay in the air and hang low and tend to go right to water heaters.Also keep dust off the final clear finish, no more sanding. Otherwise it will show. Close windows doors noting , pot up platic between the room. Sorry for the overkill but if you have nice wood there make it really nice.
Glasswork repair? View Thread Reply Hide Lillian Claywater - Thu, 08 Oct 2015 05:08:44 EST v03Jz29y No.37695 File: 1444295324547.jpg -(16615B / 16.23KB, 425x319) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have a lowball glass that developed a crack along the side earlier this year that I've continued to use since the crack was so small that nothing leaked out. However, after months of continued use and dishwashing cycles the crack now goes from the lip of the glass down about three-quarters and then curves around to another side. It's still sealed, though, and does not leak liquid. I'm getting kind of worried about the crack getting worse, to the point that it'll either shatter in my dishwasher or in my hand. I'll probably just throw it away, but I was wondering if there's a way to fix it since I get bored from time to time and DIY stuff helps pass the time if it's interesting. Is there a home method of repairing glasses that have these hairline fractures? 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Lillian Claywater - Thu, 08 Oct 2015 19:21:16 EST v03Jz29y No.37699 Reply >>37697Yeah I was thinking about applying heat but was worried about it just hurting the integrity of the glass before it managed to seal the crack. Running my fingernail over it it seems the crack is on the inside of the glass and doesn't go through to the outer side at any point. As such, applying cement/epoxy to the inside where liquids will be kind of worries me. I'll look up if there's non-toxic options available, but I'm thinking I should just take my lowball out back and put it out of its misery. >> Charles Fockleridge - Wed, 28 Oct 2015 18:20:21 EST cMd2ZciT No.37712 Reply >>37695epoxy is what you are looking for. >> Priscilla Nuvingtad - Thu, 29 Oct 2015 01:01:26 EST Cy4p435G No.37713 Reply >>37712I wouldn't use epoxy for a drinking glass. too many nasty chemicals leeched by most 2 part epoxies, plus it can't withstand much heat. I've seen glass repaired with UV curing glue.
>> Lillian Claywater - Thu, 08 Oct 2015 19:21:16 EST v03Jz29y No.37699 Reply >>37697Yeah I was thinking about applying heat but was worried about it just hurting the integrity of the glass before it managed to seal the crack. Running my fingernail over it it seems the crack is on the inside of the glass and doesn't go through to the outer side at any point. As such, applying cement/epoxy to the inside where liquids will be kind of worries me. I'll look up if there's non-toxic options available, but I'm thinking I should just take my lowball out back and put it out of its misery.
>> Charles Fockleridge - Wed, 28 Oct 2015 18:20:21 EST cMd2ZciT No.37712 Reply >>37695epoxy is what you are looking for.
>> Priscilla Nuvingtad - Thu, 29 Oct 2015 01:01:26 EST Cy4p435G No.37713 Reply >>37712I wouldn't use epoxy for a drinking glass. too many nasty chemicals leeched by most 2 part epoxies, plus it can't withstand much heat. I've seen glass repaired with UV curing glue.
Carving Pipes View Thread Reply Hide ShitFuck McGee - Wed, 16 Sep 2015 18:46:07 EST FOPQLfzj No.37652 File: 1442443567986.jpg -(1111645B / 1.06MB, 2560x1920) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone have any experience with making pipes out of good old fashioned trees? I got one decent pipe i made from some scrap wood, a dremel, and drill. That pipe was small though and id like to start working on larger pieces. Right now i got a pipe in the making thats a bit over a foot long and i need to know how to bore out the stem of it. I tried taking a wire coat hanger and using a torch lighter to make the end red hot but that only worked for like maybe 5-6 inches. Anyone know a more reliable way of making that part of the pipe?TLDR: Need to know how to make really deep holes like yer mums 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Lydia Fettingnadging - Tue, 06 Oct 2015 00:07:37 EST kMUgzApq No.37684 Reply >>37652Here's the best advice you'll get. Dip them in shellac. It will make them handle the higher heat of weed, help preserve and strengthen them, and make them shiny. >> Charlotte Gengerway - Sun, 11 Oct 2015 19:09:22 EST hCwfRJkL No.37700 Reply 1444604962005.jpg -(31244B / 30.51KB, 512x384) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37652I've made several pieces over the last few years, out of different materials. My favorite method is to use bamboo and wood for a bong. A ~12" long section of bamboo, cut just above and below the nodes makes a killer little bong chamber. Just make sure to thoroughly dry the bamboo before working with it, or it'll split in half after a couple weeks, and of course water can't be left inside the bong for days on end. you should empty it right after smoking. I then glue a little section of wood onto the side of the bamboo, and drill a hole diagonally through it into the bamboo chamber, this essentially being the downstem. For the bowl I drill a hole through a little block of wood, about the size of a large 6 sided dice, making sure it's a safe wood to smoke from, (maple is the cheapest and easiest to find, but there are other safe options like olive, cherry, and briar). After that I press fit in a bit of brass tube halfway through the block, and then drill the pilot hole to ~3/8" until it hits the end of the brass tube, this forms the chamber.From there I just embellish and clean up the looks of the piece, and sometimes seal the rim where your lips go to keep it more sanitary. I've had some of these last well over a year of constant use, though the bowls get a little bit charred after a while if you torch your bowls. pic related, a zelda themed one I made a few years back. I'll post some more illustrative diagrams later >> Charlotte Gengerway - Sun, 11 Oct 2015 19:35:45 EST hCwfRJkL No.37701 Reply 1444606545005.jpg -(76810B / 75.01KB, 600x800) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37700
>> Lydia Fettingnadging - Tue, 06 Oct 2015 00:07:37 EST kMUgzApq No.37684 Reply >>37652Here's the best advice you'll get. Dip them in shellac. It will make them handle the higher heat of weed, help preserve and strengthen them, and make them shiny.
>> Charlotte Gengerway - Sun, 11 Oct 2015 19:09:22 EST hCwfRJkL No.37700 Reply 1444604962005.jpg -(31244B / 30.51KB, 512x384) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37652I've made several pieces over the last few years, out of different materials. My favorite method is to use bamboo and wood for a bong. A ~12" long section of bamboo, cut just above and below the nodes makes a killer little bong chamber. Just make sure to thoroughly dry the bamboo before working with it, or it'll split in half after a couple weeks, and of course water can't be left inside the bong for days on end. you should empty it right after smoking. I then glue a little section of wood onto the side of the bamboo, and drill a hole diagonally through it into the bamboo chamber, this essentially being the downstem. For the bowl I drill a hole through a little block of wood, about the size of a large 6 sided dice, making sure it's a safe wood to smoke from, (maple is the cheapest and easiest to find, but there are other safe options like olive, cherry, and briar). After that I press fit in a bit of brass tube halfway through the block, and then drill the pilot hole to ~3/8" until it hits the end of the brass tube, this forms the chamber.From there I just embellish and clean up the looks of the piece, and sometimes seal the rim where your lips go to keep it more sanitary. I've had some of these last well over a year of constant use, though the bowls get a little bit charred after a while if you torch your bowls. pic related, a zelda themed one I made a few years back. I'll post some more illustrative diagrams later
>> Charlotte Gengerway - Sun, 11 Oct 2015 19:35:45 EST hCwfRJkL No.37701 Reply 1444606545005.jpg -(76810B / 75.01KB, 600x800) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37700
Bad mold problem View Thread Reply Hide Henry Gegglefuck - Mon, 07 Sep 2015 16:04:33 EST supwLzF6 No.37637 File: 1441656273400.jpg -(33142B / 32.37KB, 533x399) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm pretty sure I live in a house with black mold and I had no way or money to fix it. I'm buying a mold test kit asap but right now I have every symptom. My nose gets stuffy only in my room, sometimes I get head pains, I'm sensitive to weather and sweat easy. I'm always thirsty and pissing every 30 seconds. My window has a really musty smell where I think the mold is an the wind is constantly blowing into my room through that window. On especially windy days all my symptoms get worse and all I can smell is mustiness. What do?literally every time I go in my room without fail my nose pluga up, I get headaches, my neck gets stiff and all I can smell is muaty shit. I think it's a really severe mold problem because the wind hits my window dead on all day every day and I live in upstate NY so the wind literally blows 60 mph all fucking day long. The window is sit quality so all the wind passes right through it and it all smells must and awful I can tell the wind is blowing mold spores in my room all day. The window freezes bad in winter and has a inch of ice on it every single morning so it just melts and drps Anton of water down the inside of my window. Wtf do I do? 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Alice Clonderberk - Fri, 18 Sep 2015 14:34:33 EST CJC0B77k No.37654 Reply get a spray bottle from the dollar store or where ever; if your re-using one be sure to rinse it out well. Fill with 2:1 mixture of water and bleach. (dont have to be exact, just dilute the bleach a little more)spray the affected area with the bleach water. Once thats done, I would almost recommend fixing the window, however if you want to be really cheap about it, go get some of the 3m window wrap, put that shit up and hit it with the hair dryer to tighten it up. That should stop the wind from blowing in, and prevent/lessen the window from freezing in the winter. Also it looks like that window could be easily reached from the outside, so I would also get some silicone caulk in a tube and seal the outside sill better, that should help stop some of the air leaks as well. Also, dehumidifier, they do wonders although they are a little more expensive than bleach, silicone, and 3m window wrap. >> Alice Clonderberk - Fri, 18 Sep 2015 14:35:29 EST CJC0B77k No.37655 Reply >>37654also don't forget to clearly mark the spray bottle with bleach in it as "BLEACH", don't want to accidentally use that shit thinking its water or 409 or some shit. >> Lydia Fettingnadging - Tue, 06 Oct 2015 00:11:03 EST kMUgzApq No.37685 Reply >>37637Here ya go. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_bicarbonate I suggest painting the window with a paint of copper oxide as well.
>> Alice Clonderberk - Fri, 18 Sep 2015 14:34:33 EST CJC0B77k No.37654 Reply get a spray bottle from the dollar store or where ever; if your re-using one be sure to rinse it out well. Fill with 2:1 mixture of water and bleach. (dont have to be exact, just dilute the bleach a little more)spray the affected area with the bleach water. Once thats done, I would almost recommend fixing the window, however if you want to be really cheap about it, go get some of the 3m window wrap, put that shit up and hit it with the hair dryer to tighten it up. That should stop the wind from blowing in, and prevent/lessen the window from freezing in the winter. Also it looks like that window could be easily reached from the outside, so I would also get some silicone caulk in a tube and seal the outside sill better, that should help stop some of the air leaks as well. Also, dehumidifier, they do wonders although they are a little more expensive than bleach, silicone, and 3m window wrap.
>> Alice Clonderberk - Fri, 18 Sep 2015 14:35:29 EST CJC0B77k No.37655 Reply >>37654also don't forget to clearly mark the spray bottle with bleach in it as "BLEACH", don't want to accidentally use that shit thinking its water or 409 or some shit.
>> Lydia Fettingnadging - Tue, 06 Oct 2015 00:11:03 EST kMUgzApq No.37685 Reply >>37637Here ya go. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_bicarbonate I suggest painting the window with a paint of copper oxide as well.
WEBM GUIDE View Thread Reply Hide Cedric Sarringpud - Mon, 05 Oct 2015 15:18:25 EST +tBSBOaY No.37682 File: 1444072705111.jpg -(8388B / 8.19KB, 299x293) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How are you guys making WEBM's? The only video editing program I have is freemake.
Ddddddd View Thread Reply Hide Whitey Nallerfield - Tue, 29 Sep 2015 23:06:01 EST G6BT3tUq No.37671 File: 1443582361336.jpg -(622251B / 607.67KB, 1737x2556) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Blacksmiths? I just read this tutorial and I am pumped to make some knives then Eventually more elaborate art pieces. (Maybe even a sword worthy of kevin sorbo's grip.)https://imgur.com/a/Vr4UD?desktop=1Tell me your knowledge. >> Shit Gunderfune - Fri, 02 Oct 2015 05:56:21 EST XX4Q7so/ No.37676 Reply >>37671Just start with some iron daggers to get your smithing to 100. Nerd. /s
>> Shit Gunderfune - Fri, 02 Oct 2015 05:56:21 EST XX4Q7so/ No.37676 Reply >>37671Just start with some iron daggers to get your smithing to 100. Nerd. /s
How does one... View Thread Reply Hide Nigger Trotwater - Fri, 12 Jun 2015 03:00:20 EST OVGdKqkn No.37516 File: 1434092420814.gif -(351810B / 343.56KB, 600x613) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. darknet? 6 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Faggy Facklefoot - Mon, 07 Sep 2015 11:59:56 EST YOXqiPAK No.37636 Reply I just recently got i2p and have literally no idea how to use it. I haven't started it up since the day got it cause it's super slow. Any suggestions/ things I should use it for? >> William Honeyspear - Mon, 21 Sep 2015 02:20:14 EST uejGqgw2 No.37662 Reply >>37516/r/darknetmarketsThis is the hub of dnm communications at present, aside from individual site forums. There's a noob subcirclejerk also.Don't use hiddenwiki.Use tails from the start. >> Faggy Subberstock - Mon, 28 Sep 2015 01:33:28 EST Vj+VcnLf No.37669 Reply The darknet is just russians posting about boring things. There's nothing interesting, and 3/4 websites don't work.
>> Faggy Facklefoot - Mon, 07 Sep 2015 11:59:56 EST YOXqiPAK No.37636 Reply I just recently got i2p and have literally no idea how to use it. I haven't started it up since the day got it cause it's super slow. Any suggestions/ things I should use it for?
>> William Honeyspear - Mon, 21 Sep 2015 02:20:14 EST uejGqgw2 No.37662 Reply >>37516/r/darknetmarketsThis is the hub of dnm communications at present, aside from individual site forums. There's a noob subcirclejerk also.Don't use hiddenwiki.Use tails from the start.
>> Faggy Subberstock - Mon, 28 Sep 2015 01:33:28 EST Vj+VcnLf No.37669 Reply The darknet is just russians posting about boring things. There's nothing interesting, and 3/4 websites don't work.
