Knuckledragger
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The subjects are pretty good at their method acting, too. It's amazing no one lost a finger.
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Talk about a caption contest waiting to happen.
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A basic table lamp. Turns out it's cheaper to buy the whole lamp and strip off what I need than it is to buy the individual parts in DIY kits.
With due respect to H-C's simian and pentaleonine members, I think it's time we officially start shooting lawyers. I removed four idiot warnings off a lamp that's barely a foot high. Two stickers on the socket, one on the bottom, and a huge one on the cord. There was also a plastic protector on the plug and paper stuffed into the socket. I'm glad I'm so well guarded against the perilous dangers presented by a fucking table lamp. I should count my blessings that I don't live in a country that uses 240v for everything. 
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OnSale.com's deal of the day is a WD 1TB ext. drive for $100. Somehow, I blame Mr. Baguette for this.
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Hey man, I need a new toaster. You know all about kitchen stuff. Have any suggestions?
The KitchenAid4000 series just came out.
Are those good?
I have a KA4510, and it
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Top: person(s) is/are a decendant from Plymouth colonists.
Middle: He was a Mason, and she was a member of the Eastern Star, the women's auxiliary to the Masons. (Symbols A and D)
He was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. (Symbol
She was a member of a 'Daughters of the War of 1812' group. (Symbol C)
Bottom: They were both medical professionals; a doctor and a nurse. He was a member of the American College of Physicians and an internist. The lyre in the middle refers to a fraternal / sorority membership.
Additionally, old Chuck hung in there, living to be ~90. He married a women 22 years his junior.
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Doctor's orders, can't argue!
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Helped out my friend Steve, who showed up earlier than I expected him.
Developed a nasty headache.
Politely declined to attend a trip to the strip club with my housemate, the other Steve, and a bunch of the diner staff.
Completely and utterly failed to rewire this gorgeous art deco lamp/sculpture. I am sad and defeated, and my fingers are killing me. I might have to enlist the help of a professional, if I can find one.
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I usually loathe XKCD, and I thought that one was pretty amusing. I've been dealing with that issue since the dial-up BBS days, 18-ish years ago.
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With due respect to H-C's simian and pentaleonine members, I think it's time we officially start shooting lawyers. I removed four idiot warnings off a lamp that's barely a foot high. Two stickers on the socket, one on the bottom, and a huge one on the cord. There was also a plastic protector on the plug and paper stuffed into the socket. I'm glad I'm so well guarded against the perilous dangers presented by a fucking table lamp. I should count my blessings that I don't live in a country that uses 240v for everything. 
Sad that Denon beat Sony to this considering they are responsible 2:3 of the formats
in Home Source Components
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...and no $500 Cat5 cables?