>>2498
Seems a bit much doesn't it? I've got to one day get the posters down with damaging the underlying paintwork.

>>2499
Paint the poster magnolia once you're done. Either that or stick a new and unblemished wall over the existing wall.

Those command strip things you can get are really good. Except they cost a fortune.

>>2501

Yep. They're the only thing that will reliably stick up a poster without damaging the paintwork.

I can't work out whether I liked this or not.

It's not something I'd watch again in a hurry.

>>21268
What does that mean?

Treat yourself to Headhunters the film of the jonesbo book. Also I rarely enjoy horror films, but I liked REC.

>>21711
I started reading Headhunters and was bored stiff by the end of the first chapter. Something about the narrator being an arrogant prick art dealer is all I remember.

An answer to the question: what if Me, Myself & Irene was a hard-hitting drama.

>>12981
I want the same thing lad. Closest I've found is the 'Dinner Spinner' by allrecipes.com.

Oh. That I look closer, I think it is based on the same technology. Sorry.

http://myfridgefood.com/ is that but it's pretty americanised so might not be that useful to you.

It'd make a great app, but I'm not sure that exists.

>>12982

All recipes lets you search with an ingredient search. I didn't have to use Dinner Spinner.

>>1695
I don't want to hark back to the (sadly deleted) thread in /emo/ about the dude who wanted to "stamp out" his gayness - but my view is similar to that expressed there - who cares?

>I can never go skinny dipping or to a nude beach or one of them old man saunas
Regardless of knob size, I'm just not doing any of these things.

>>1696

>but my view is similar to that expressed there - who cares?

You're exactly right. I know I shouldn't care. I know that I have no reason to care. I successfully don't give a fuck about much of my life and the way I am, I'm old enough to have gotten over everything that's ever bothered me about myself - except this. It's not ruining my life or anything, I'm just annoyed that I do still definitely care that someone might see my knob and think it's small. I realise how ridiculous that is and yet it still pervades.

My best guess is that it has something to do with me being fat as a teenager, I used to hide my body at all costs, so perhaps this is just a small part (hurhur) of that complex that I've clung onto.

Them old man saunas are great, though.

I refuse to believe that thing is worn in day to day affairs. I mean what the fuck, you'll have someone's eye out if you wear that to the office.

>>1695
I believe they call it 'blood dick' on the continent, a cock that undergoes a good deal of inflation when aroused or even in warm weather. Measure yourself and then compare it to the national average and you'll notice most men are like this.

>But I can never go skinny dipping or to a nude beach or one of them old man saunas without feeling a little inadequate.

Listen, lad. When your get your kit off with a lass for the first time do you really think her chief concern is the size of your cock or really, anything at all going on with your body? Same principle will apply in other naked situations. All else fails "I've got a few stone to swing it in with"/"I may be hung like a tic-tac bitten in half but I can eat pussy" will do as a confident retort to your mates banter.

>Perhaps a lot of these lads are half fluffed because they think similar things to me

Bottom-right quite clearly has something going on. I imagine being in a room naked with a lass studying your cock will lead to some confusion downstairs.

Some of these lads appear to have semis.

>>1699
Commiserations to your other half.

>>27051
>it was probably built using an old, old, old version of QT
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that that's not Qt. Also, it's Qt, not QT.

Yeah, it has the feel of VB about it.

>>27054
My money's on one of the DLLs that go with it. COMCTL and COMDLG come to mind.

OP, give this a whirl and see what it flags up.
http://www.dependencywalker.com/

Ah, that looks very promising, I'll have a go!
Machine's rocking along at the moment, I'll not disturb it until it's finished...

Might be worth a try running wine on a linux VM, or even Dosbox.

I know I made this years ago but can't remember why.

I miss Camsy.

>>24184
Also .gs truncates filenames so never mind.

>>24185
It isn't even a cardigan either.

>>24184
>I miss Camsy

Cracking one out to Philip May just isn't the same.

>>40741
Well I never thought today would end with me making threads in /y/ but there you go.

>>40742

You've done great things for us today, lad.

Too old

(A good day to you Sir!)

That picture reminds me of the time I opened up a can of Surstromming.

>Anyone got any suggestions?

It's not as big a worry as you might think. If you balls it up, you can just drill out a bigger hole and plug it with a dowel - that'd be the proper fix if the wood had stripped and the screw was no longer holding.

If you're going to have a go with the screw extractor, I'd suggest using a punch to make a small indent in the centre of the remaining screw, then a drill bit to make a small concave divot. This will give the extractor more surface to grip and stop it from wandering. Securely clamping the guitar body down will make the job far easier. If you're worried about slipping and damaging the guitar finish, you can make a protector by drilling an oversized hole in a piece of hardboard and holding it in place with masking tape.

>Anyone with a bit of experience in this matter able to give me some pointers about what's the best drill I can get for £100-300?

Axminster are usually a safe bet. Within that budget, I'd be inclined to get a second-hand machine. Good single-phase machines usually get snapped up quickly, but you can get a real bargain if you're willing to overlook a bit of surface rust.

Was the intonation and action alright to begin with?

You probably didn't actually need to go fucking around with it. Fretboards are designed to have a certain amount of tension/relief in order to account for the scale length, bridge height, all those sorts of things. It's not uncommon to have a slight gap at the neck joint.

Could be wrong but just my two penneth, whenever I've tried to "fix" something like that on one of my guitars I've usually just made it worse.

>>2494
The clearance issue caused the strings to rattle against the last fret, even though it came out of the factory with the last fret filed very low, and even after I backed the truss rod off more than I should need to.
When I bought it I didn't know enough to take it back to the shop, and by the time I learnt enough it was too late.
It's not a valuable enough guitar to worry about, they're less than £200 new, so I'm happy to fuck around with this.
It's been sat in a bag in a damp house for so long that the pickups have actually gone rusty.

>>2493
Thanks for the advice.

>>2494

I think OP was probably moving in the right direction before the screw snapped. Most bolt-on guitars will end up with a shim in the neck pocket at some point to adjust the neck angle. Buzz only on the high frets even with the truss rod slack is a dead giveaway that the neck angle is wrong. Before CNC and micro-tilt adjusters came in, most Fender guitars were shimmed from the factory to fine-tune the neck angle; Taylor shim every guitar they build as a routine part of their neck angle setup.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIUzd0IjchU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sguFTS-Fruc

>>62664
China controls parts of Kashmir so I think they might.

>>62666
Indian Randy quaid.

>>62666
I like that all this very serious news is revolving around a man with such a silly moustache, it's like something out of Father Ted or the IT Crowd without the transphobic undertones.

>>62677

It looks like he's been worked over right good too, but everyone's still just laughing at his tash. War is hell

>>62678

The Times of India reported that a mob of locals kicked his head in; the Laplanderstani military may have saved his life.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/pilot-swallowed-papers-fired-in-air-before-capture/articleshow/68210256.cms

We love you too bro.

Is it just me or were literally none of these embedded correctly?

>>11622
> Is it just me
No.

>>11622

>>11622
How did you attempt to embed them?

Sorry lads, my fault. Forgot I have to put the video id only within the yt tags. Pasted the whole link instead.

>>62670
https://www.newssniffer.co.uk/articles/1745620/diff/0/4

Not really buying it. Who the fuck knows who was justice secretary six years ago? Referring to the year instead serves to contextualise the changes and their timeline far more effectively.

>>62671
Did grayling and may used to shag?

>>62672
Why not mention both grayling and the year they started?

>>62673
I think Grayling might have tried to shag her, but being so incompetent he got his cock stuck in her ear.

>>62673
How do you square your conspiracy theory with the BBC's decision to write and prominently feature a story on nothing but Grayling's "record of mishaps and mistakes"?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47419505

>>62675
Deflecting the blame from the government solely onto failing grayling.

>>11075

I love this post. Brought back memories of a particularly shitty stint working in an Amazon warehouse. Ours fostered quite a toxic environment, and I spent most of my time moving around junk I can't imagine anyone seriously wants to buy. I don't blame you for a second for knocking back a few to get through your shift, but I really hope you're in a better position now.

This is cool http://radio.garden/

>>11624
and that's how I ended up listening to a hard rock station in the Seychelles. Thanks, m7.

>>11624

Amazing, thanks for sharing

>>11624
Holy hell. Cheers mate, I travel a lot this is a god send.

>>84473
I'm sorry but how on Earth have you missed the ascot ladies day threads every year? It's one of our grandest traditions.

>>84881
Honestly it's starting to feel played out.

>>84882

Agreed. I'm not even sure why they bother bringing the horses anymore.

>>84881
That months old post wont know wot hit it.

>>84467

I'd love to slap my man meat in between them, that's for sure.

and then piss all over them after I'm done

>>23942
Article 280. son. Remember.

Слава Украине! Пошёл нахуй, Тарас.

>>23976
Поцелуй мою залупу

>>24178
хохол на хуй.

More foreplay. Always more foreplay. Seriously, just a ridiculous amount of foreplay. If you shag like a lesbian, most women simply won't care if you happen to be a two-pump chump.

>>28013
>Tell her you were just really turned on because she is so hot, she’ll take the conpliment.

Weirdly heard this before about other women actually seeing it as flattering. As long as you get it up again and get back to it there's probably no issue.

>>28016

I wouldn't say it's that weird. If my missus came five seconds after I put my knob in her I'd feel pretty good about it, too.

OP here. Got my mojo back, baby!

>>28203
Pleased for you, lad.

>>424577

You're just wildly swinging now.

>>424516
>>424519
>>424524
>My political outgroup are all evil people that revel in the suffering of people they have Othered or unpersoned and use it entirely to empower themselves on the back of their supporters who are all dumb for believing in them and their crude generalizations
>The NPC meme is ironic because people using it are repeating it mindlessly in order to accuse their opponents of mindlessly repeating talking points.

Imagine being sentient enough to notice the latter but lack enough self-awareness to see any issue in the former.

I love how you accuse OP of buying into 3 random theories that exist within various degrees of kookery because they sometimes fall on the same side of the single dimension.

When someone's that high on political Kool-Aid what happens when they see the other end of it? Is partisanship strong enough to overcome any self-refection, drowning it in loud thoughts of "MY SIDE GOOD, YOUR SIDE BAD" in a two-minute hate in the brain? Or do people exist in strong enough bubbles online that they hardly ever get exposed to opposing viewpoints, to keep up the image they have in their head of French nationalists crying about Obama's FEMA camps because all conspiracy theorists are the same and all right wingers are conspiracy theorists? Did I load the fuck out of those questions?

Also, LOL at your whiggery to dismiss ideas that are considered anathema now but weren't considered so within living memory.

(A good day to you Sir!)

This whole thread should have been nuked from the start.

>>424616
Why? It's a nice song, pasta notwithstanding.

>>424617
If you don't know then you haven't been here long.

Sexual anhedonia can be a symptom of both depression and anti-depressant medication. How are you in yourself?

Purely for the sexual issues (especially given that you've been sexually abused in the past) you might want to give psychotherapy or counselling a go.

>>28197
>How are you in yourself?

There's probably more arguing at home than I'd like to admit, which I've chalked up to having small children so less sleep and very little downtime putting us on edge, but other than that I've no complaints.

Okay, I often fantasise about my missus and the kids all dying in a car crash or something so I can start all over again. Sometimes it's just her dying and me making do looking after the kids with the life insurance money.

That can't be healthy, but I feel like I'm trapped by having kids too young but there's nothing I can do about it other than make the best of it.

You sound like you are suffering with a spot of depression. That almost always kills my sex drive, in the same mechanical way you describe- I still bash one out to sort out the morning glory but I feel like I'm dealing with a biological annoyance rather than indulging my desires. (Me and my last partner had great big arguments about it because she was an insensitive bitch who insisted it was because I was cheating on her and not depression.)

I think it's fairly common in younger men who feel they've been pushed into the whole family man role. Post-natal depression is well known in mothers but very little is said of fathers, who are simply expected to step up and get on with it.

It's okay to feel a small degree of resentment, but there are probably healthier ways to accept and make peace with the course your life has taken. I think if you get to the root of that you'll find your chap becoming much more eager again.

>>28199
How old are the kids? My parents were of the opinion that we were all incredibly dull until we became teenagers.

>>84919
God bless whoever wrote that in.

Double-edged sword mind, if the Contractor doesn't know what they're doing they'll have put the butter in the fridge and just shredded the bread with lumps of it while preparing the sandwiches. You can't trust anyone.

Bumping because I've had another Brexit solution.

We should start our own EU and invite Ireland, France, Germany and Denmark. We can call it the West European Alliance and make it much better and richer than the EU because we won't have all that dead weight from the other countries.

>>85062
What if they laugh the UK out of the room?

>>85062
Germany likes the dead weight; their industries have benefitted massively from taking advantage of a relatively undervalued currency.

>>85062

You want rid of the dead weight but you're inviting Ireland?