This. Even funnier than the uni-bomber.Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
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This. Even funnier than the uni-bomber.Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
What is the ratio of page views of the padded room versus page views of ski/snowboard?
And how many page hits does this have:
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...-K00ks-to-Yurp
You and your damn shack aren't helping : -- )Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
But, but, I haven't posted #dreamshack stuff in over a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
It's mostly sheathed now (thanks in a large part to Norseman), but I've wrecked my arm after too much nailgunning one day.
It's amazing how much more solid the building is after sheathing (1/2" plywood, not osb).
It's turning out way cool.
So, it's on hold until my arm gets back to normal and it dries out.
Anyway, I'm hoping the maggot love comes out for sending a few deserving ski fiends to Yurp to ski.
I've been incredibly lucky, so I've chipped in and so have a few others.
How about some more?
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...-K00ks-to-Yurp
I'll post some pics of it if people chip in on the Stoke Dream
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HA! Have reordered. Hopefully this one makes it.
Where would you go (brick and mortar) to buy posters for a kid (tween) for her room?
Are Spencer's and Hot Topic still a thing?
I dunno, we have a tween girl but don't shop for her at brick n mortars very often.
Wife says Pottery Barn Teen for online, I'm sure there are thousands more options.
What is she into? What type of posters does she want? Framed, or rolled up and thumbtacked the way we used to do it?
Thumb tacked is the plan. She's into pop stars.
Online all the way my friend. Including all the other reasons why you don't want to bring your tween to the mall... blame covid!
She'll get better selection and have them in 2-3 days.
There still exists a Barnes and znoble near us that mine gets albums and posters fromQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
She also finds them online
Is autocorrect getting worse?
I feel like it is coming up with worse and worse suggestions…
Worth taking her to Flatirons mall, it's not crowded and while it's torture for parents, 5th graders seem to like it. We also ordered some online.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
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Yes. The swype-style keyboards are also getting worse and predicting stranger words. I partly blame automatically expanding dictionaries, but it doesn't stop there.Quote:
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^^ love the swipe keyboard on my galaxy whatever.. using it for this and no issues. Crazy how intuitive it is as someone who knows how to type. Different motion, but same memory
There was a store in Venice beach CA with all sort of cool posters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
yeah, thought about heading there. Any particular stores in mind? Because the thought of wandering the mall with her is terrifying.Quote:
Originally Posted by PowderHorse
Pellet stove question.
What are the best/best value pellets available in the INW?
Take one for the team. Many of us have had to take a tween daughter to a mall. The want to buy all the cringe stuff. You'll survive. You might need counseling, but you'll survive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
I took the advice of others and just bought a bunch online.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
Your poor daughter. It would mean the world to her to get some daddy time doing something for her. Let me know if I can heap on any more guilt. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
my poor daughter got to browse the internet for exactly the posters she wanted, and have daddy buy them for her. she's doing just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
Fuckin' malls.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
Goddam.
Glad mine were all boys.
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My (few) mall experiences with boys consist of sports equipment purchases for upcoming seasons typically followed by lunch and some arcade time. I'm good with that.
I let the wife take the daughter, they have tea at the Amrican Girl store and then do God knows what for the next 2-3 hrs. Usually with a gaggle of friends.
I think our system works pretty well.
Funny part is my youngest kid, a boy, wants to go the mall more that my daughter ever did.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles