Yup. Big box stores could stay open since they were deemed
"essential" by the Elites. Mom and pop stores had to close - and many
have never come back.
The whole scamdemic caused a massive money shift toward the already-wealthy
"But but but but but the Demmicrats never do anything to hurt the little guy. They hate the wealthy!"
Denn wrote to Dr. What <=-
Unfortunatly the Democrats get away with their crimes, they must keep
a blackbook on Republicans for insurance.
"But but but but but the Demmicrats never do anything to hurt the little guy. They hate the wealthy!"
And they never lie either.
How do you ask a chick out on a date if you can't see there face. I have
"But but but but but the Demmicrats never do anything to hurt the
little guy. They hate the wealthy!"
And they never lie either.
Nor do their TDS-riddled followers.
How do you ask a chick out on a date if you can't see there face. I have
I was just having a conversation about this last night. Dude's sons have had the same GFs since before the pandemic, and their friends that were single h not gone out with anyone since before the pandemic. Kids are being less soci
Re: Re: covid
By: HusTler to Nightfox on Sun Dec 12 2021 07:02:03
How do you ask a chick out on a date if you can't see there face. I have
I was just having a conversation about this last night. Dude's sons have had the sa
GFs since before the pandemic, and their friends that were single have not gone out
with anyone since before the pandemic. Kids are being less social and not meeting n
people when they normally probably would.
Re: Re: covid
By: Joe Phigan to HusTler on Wed Dec 22 2021 04:44 am
How do you ask a chick out on a date if you can't see there face. I have
I was just having a conversation about this last night. Dude's sons have had the same GFs since before the pandemic, and their friends that were single h not gone out with anyone since before the pandemic. Kids are being less soci
I had the same GF for 3 years in Highschool. There was no pandemic.
"But but but but but the Demmicrats never do anything to hurt the DW>> little guy. They hate the wealthy!"
And they never lie either.
Nor do their TDS-riddled followers.
CNN And Truth An Oxymoron ?
How do you ask a chick out on a date if you can't see there face. I
have
I was just having a conversation about this last night. Dude's sons
have had the same GFs since before the pandemic, and their friends
that were single h not gone out with anyone since before the pandemic.
Kids are being less soci
I had the same GF for 3 years in Highschool. There was no pandemic.
Denn wrote to HusTler <=-
I had the same GF for 3 years in Highschool. There was no pandemic.
I've had the same GF for well over 20 years.
I had the same GF for 3 years in Highschool. There was no pandemic.
I've had the same GF for well over 20 years.
Re: Re: covid
By: Dr. What to MRO on Thu Dec 16 2021 08:06 am
MRO wrote to Denn <=-
so what would you use it for? i dont get why people want these thing you can buy an optiplex on ebay and have something better.
So in my home, I have:
+ Pi0W emulating a Tandy Portable Disk Drive for my Tandy 102.
+ Pi3 as an MP3 player (built into an old radio case).
+ Pi3 as an MP3 player with a touch screen for controls.
+ Pi4 as a NAS, with a second Pi4 as cold standby.
+ Pi4 as a video player on our main TV.
+ Pi3 as a electronics experiment lab (CrowPi 2).
oh, i just use 40-80 dollar optiplexes i get on ebay for that.
i have one running on the tv doing all that media stuff and about 4 in the b
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Denn on Fri Dec 17 2021 11:27 pm
i have one running on the tv doing all that media stuff and about MR>> 4 in the basement probably gathering mold.
a Raspberry PI is credit card size, they get used so there is no mold
or dust collecting. :)
eh, still not worth it.
Ok the Raspberry PI isn't for everyone I guess, but I love the two I have.
... Computers are not intelligent. They only think they are.
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Europe we have a qui fragile power grid. We have invested heavily in the sort of renewable ener that has trouble producing electrical power at the correct frequency and i correct sync.
Whenever renewable energy comes up in another political forum, some will mention the shortcomings while others attempt to shout them down with "... but in Europe they... " like it is all moonbeams and lollypops over there.
Always nice to get the perspective of someone who actually lives there.
* SLMR 2.1a * clap on (CLAP!CLAP!) clap off (CLAP!) NO CARRIER
Re: Re: covid
By: Dumas Walker to ARELOR on Sat Dec 18 2021 10:43 am
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Europe we have a quite fragile power grid. We have invested heavily in the sort of renewable energy that has trouble producing electrical power at the correct frequency and in th
correct sync.
Whenever renewable energy comes up in another political forum, some will mention the shortcomings while others attempt to shout them down with ".. but in Europe they... " like it is all moonbeams and lollypops over there
Always nice to get the perspective of someone who actually lives there.
unfortunately, renewable energy is fucking bullshit. i wish it wasn't, but i
it would be great to have some solar panels on the top of the house and not pay electric.
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Dumas Walker on Sat Dec 18 2021 01:10 pm
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Europe we have >> a quite fragile power grid. We have invested heavily in the sort of
renewable energy that has trouble producing electrical power at the
correct frequency and in th
correct sync.
Whenever renewable energy comes up in another political forum, some
will mention the shortcomings while others attempt to shout them down
with "... but in Europe they... " like it is all moonbeams and
lollypops over there.
Always nice to get the perspective of someone who actually lives there.
unfortunately, renewable energy is fucking bullshit. i wish it wasn't, it is.
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind,
Solar Panels need sun.
... A man attempting to walk around the world DROWNED today..
Re: Re: covid
By: Denn to MRO on Sat Dec 18 2021 10:52 pm
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind, Solar Panels need sun.
and you need falling water for that. and solar panels dont work great every
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Arelor on Sun Dec 19 2021 12:43 pm
Re: Re: covid
By: Arelor to Denn on Sun Dec 19 2021 08:53 am
Biomass is quite ok at small escale. You gotta love lighting on the fireplace and enjoying the warmth while readin a book with a glass of bourbon :-)
yeah but doomer is doing that and spending a lot of money.
Because he drinks too much bourbon?
Jokes aside, I have a traditional heating system with a boiler and everythin but I find it convenient to keep it at a lower temperature than I would and just light the fireplace up when I feel like I need it.
This is also a wood producing village so there are tree leftovers for the gr by the road a big part of the year. I would not be able to heat the house on leftovers alone, but as a supporting heating system it gets the job done.
If you are gonna go 19th century style and use wood as the only heating sour you need to go all in, keep the fireplace going all day, and use it for the cooking :-)
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with a 300-550W psu to a less than 15W. I have a few old Optiplexes and Dimensions gave me, but they are older P4 systems that also act as space heaters. A pi or other sbc takes up the space of a pack of cigarettes and are easier to secure to the underside or leg of a desk than a mid tower.
desktop running 24/7 for some tasks unattended. Some of the pc's I had from the early 2000's suffered from swollen capacitors. Some of the linux distros
I use have been moving away from maintaining a 32 bit version, which affects
and you need falling water for that. and solar panels dont work great every
Tidal power generates power filling a resevoir at high tide, then generates when expelling water at low tide.
I had the same GF for 3 years in Highschool. There was no pandemic.
I've had the same GF for well over 20 years.
I purchased the upgrades for mine.
The Fiancee upgrade was expensive, though. Lots of $$$ for the ring.
The Wife upgrade was even more expensive, but you pay on the installment plan.
I had the same GF for 3 years in Highschool. There was no
pandemic.
I've had the same GF for well over 20 years.
Sorry for your loss.
Size and form factor are reasons i like using Pi's and other single board pc's. I can stuff several pi's into a gutted mid-tower case and use it as a tiny rack space.
Power (as in kwh) is another plus when switch from using an older box
with a 300-550W psu to a less than 15W. I have a few old Optiplexes and Dimensions gave me, but they are older P4 systems that also act as space heaters. A pi or other sbc takes up the space of a pack of cigarettes and are easier to secure to the underside or leg of a desk than a mid tower.
From a reliabilty perspective I also ponder whether I trust a 10-20 year old desktop running 24/7 for some tasks unattended. Some of the pc's I had from the early 2000's suffered from swollen capacitors. Some of the linux distro I use have been moving away from maintaining a 32 bit version, which affects the use of some of my older pc's unless I abandon them at a certain release level and shut off updates.
I was looking in solar and wind solutions on my farm, and replacing my roof with panels would allow me to sligthly do better than break even, provided t y last 30 years with minimal maintenance required for the panels and batteries. The price of power will always go up over time, but if it stayed the same over 30 years I would probably take a loss relying on solar in sw Michigan.
pandemic.
I've had the same GF for well over 20 years.
Sorry for your loss.
She's my wife, lol.
Moondog wrote to Denn <=-
height or width of a case. Yesterday I was watching a video where a pfsense box was being built in a 1U rackmount chassis. The hardware
used wasn't the highest end
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Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Thu
Dec 23 2021 01:04 pm
Size and form factor are reasons i like using Pi's and other single board pc's. I can stuff several pi's into a gutted mid-tower case and use it as a tiny rack space.
Power (as in kwh) is another plus when switch from using an older box
with a 300-550W psu to a less than 15W. I have a few old Optiplexes and Dimensions gave me, but they are older P4 systems that also act as space heaters. A pi or other sbc takes up the space of a pack of cigarettes and are easier to secure to the underside or leg of a desk than a mid tower.
From a reliabilty perspective I also ponder whether I trust a 10-20 year old desktop running 24/7 for some tasks unattended. Some of the pc's I had from the early 2000's suffered from swollen capacitors. Some of the linux distro I use have been moving away from maintaining a 32 bit version, which affects the use of some of my older pc's unless I abandon them at a certain release level and shut off updates.
I agree regarding size and power consumption.
Reliability of old hardware does not seem to be an issue here. Swollen capacitors are a problem but I have only suffered fireworks from 15
years old hardware once. I use a lot of 15 years old hardware. A LOT.
Linux distributions dropping support for 32 bit are just an excuse to migrate those machines to OpenBSD or a distribution that still supports
32 bit. I don't blame mainstream distributions for dropping 32 bitr support but there are just many operating systems and distributions
left to use instead.
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Dumas Walker on Sat Dec 18 2021 01:10 pm
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Europe we have >> a quite fragile power grid. We have invested heavily in the sort of
renewable energy that has trouble producing electrical power at the
correct frequency and in th
correct sync.
Whenever renewable energy comes up in another political forum, some
will mention the shortcomings while others attempt to shout them down
with "... but in Europe they... " like it is all moonbeams and
lollypops over there.
Always nice to get the perspective of someone who actually lives there.
unfortunately, renewable energy is fucking bullshit. i wish it wasn't, but it is
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind,
Solar Panels need sun.
... A man attempting to walk around the world DROWNED today..
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind,
Solar Panels need sun.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean. its
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Europe we
have a quite fragile power grid. We have invested heavily in the
sort of renewable energy that has trouble producing electrical
power at the correct frequency and in th
correct sync.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean. its shit for europe, but its real biz shit for africa. there are no deserts in europe.
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind, Solar Panels need sun.
... A man attempting to walk around the world DROWNED today..
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean. its shi for europe, but its real biz shit for africa. there are no deserts in europe
Re: Re: covid
By: Nig to Denn on Sat Dec 25 2021 04:04 am
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind,
Solar Panels need sun.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean. it
The sun is always there? Even at night?
Nightfox
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean. its
The sun is always there? Even at night?
Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Thu Dec 23 2021 01:04 pm
with a 300-550W psu to a less than 15W. I have a few old Optiplexes and Dimensions gave me, but they are older P4 systems that also act as space heaters. A pi or other sbc takes up the space of a pack of cigarettes an are easier to secure to the underside or leg of a desk than a mid tower.
yeah those are poorly made and create a lot of heat. i had one that would ju
desktop running 24/7 for some tasks unattended. Some of the pc's I had f the early 2000's suffered from swollen capacitors. Some of the linux distros
I use have been moving away from maintaining a 32 bit version, which affe
that stuff should have exploded by now and you should have probably tossed i
Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Thu Dec 23 2021 01:50 pm
and you need falling water for that. and solar panels dont work great every
Tidal power generates power filling a resevoir at high tide, then generat when expelling water at low tide.
didnt' i just say that?
Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Thu Dec 23 2021 01:04 pm
Size and form factor are reasons i like using Pi's and other single board pc's. I can stuff several pi's into a gutted mid-tower case and use it a tiny rack space.
Power (as in kwh) is another plus when switch from using an older box with a 300-550W psu to a less than 15W. I have a few old Optiplexes and Dimensions gave me, but they are older P4 systems that also act as space heaters. A pi or other sbc takes up the space of a pack of cigarettes an are easier to secure to the underside or leg of a desk than a mid tower.
From a reliabilty perspective I also ponder whether I trust a 10-20 year desktop running 24/7 for some tasks unattended. Some of the pc's I had f the early 2000's suffered from swollen capacitors. Some of the linux dis I use have been moving away from maintaining a 32 bit version, which affe the use of some of my older pc's unless I abandon them at a certain relea level and shut off updates.
I agree regarding size and power consumption.
Reliability of old hardware does not seem to be an issue here. Swollen capacitors are a problem but I have only suffered fireworks from 15 years ol hardware once. I use a lot of 15 years old hardware. A LOT.
Linux distributions dropping support for 32 bit are just an excuse to migrat those machines to OpenBSD or a distribution that still supports 32 bit. I do blame mainstream distributions for dropping 32 bitr support but there are ju many operating systems and distributions left to use instead.
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Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Thu Dec 23 2021 01:43 pm
I was looking in solar and wind solutions on my farm, and replacing my ro with panels would allow me to sligthly do better than break even, provide y last 30 years with minimal maintenance required for the panels and batteries. The price of power will always go up over time, but if it sta the same over 30 years I would probably take a loss relying on solar in s Michigan.
With current prices, you can break even with solar quite reliably, IMO.
The problem with solar nowadays is not the price, because if you can afford it is more cost effective than grid supply.
The problem with solar is the reliability of the power supply you get instea If you get more cloudy days than your power storage can support, your power goes down. If a single panel in a solar array has an issue, the array goes down. If you attempt to power multiple machines with moving parts at once us a cheap solar kit, you are unlikely to be able to power them on.
These problems can be solved throwing money at them, but most installers aro here seem focused on selling you a cheap solar deployment instead of one tha will keep the milking machines running no matter what.
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Moondog wrote to Denn <=-
height or width of a case. Yesterday I was watching a video where a pfsense box was being built in a 1U rackmount chassis. The hardware used wasn't the highest end
pfSense doesn't require a lot of hardware to move packets. I have a decommissioned pfSense box at work, and looked under the hood. In a 2U box was a desktop mobo with a core 2 duo and 2 GB of RAM. It handled 3 networks, OpenVPN and DNS/DHCP just fine.
... When in doubt, predict that the trend will continue.
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Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Thu
Dec 23 2021 01:04 pm
Size and form factor are reasons i like using Pi's and other single board pc's. I can stuff several pi's into a gutted mid-tower case and use it a tiny rack space.
Power (as in kwh) is another plus when switch from using an older box with a 300-550W psu to a less than 15W. I have a few old Optiplexes and Dimensions gave me, but they are older P4 systems that also act as space heaters. A pi or other sbc takes up the space of a pack of cigarettes an are easier to secure to the underside or leg of a desk than a mid tower.
From a reliabilty perspective I also ponder whether I trust a 10-20 year desktop running 24/7 for some tasks unattended. Some of the pc's I had f the early 2000's suffered from swollen capacitors. Some of the linux dis I use have been moving away from maintaining a 32 bit version, which affe the use of some of my older pc's unless I abandon them at a certain relea level and shut off updates.
I agree regarding size and power consumption.
Reliability of old hardware does not seem to be an issue here. Swollen capacitors are a problem but I have only suffered fireworks from 15 years old hardware once. I use a lot of 15 years old hardware. A LOT.
Linux distributions dropping support for 32 bit are just an excuse to migrate those machines to OpenBSD or a distribution that still supports 32 bit. I don't blame mainstream distributions for dropping 32 bitr support but there are just many operating systems and distributions left to use instead.
Debian still supports 32 bit, as do a few others I think, like Q4OS. I've g 25+ year old hardware that still works just fine.
... MultiMail, the new multi-platform, multi-format offline reader!
Re: Re: covid
By: Nig to Denn on Sat Dec 25 2021 04:04 am
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind,
Solar Panels need sun.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean. it
The sun is always there? Even at night?
Nightfox
Only decent renewable energy is Hydro Electric, Wind mills need wind,
Solar Panels need sun.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the ocean.
its
The sun is always there? Even at night?
At the time I stored them, they were still good for something. I'm a hoarder and have trouble getting rid of stuff that is operational. The problem is old doesn't always mean obsolete. Practical, well that's another story!
It is not a wise policy to keep all your eggs in one basket. Coal and gas are not going away, but can be made nearly twice as efficient without taking away from the profit margin. Wind and solar are better off as additions to the power strategy rather than replacements. We have several smaller hydro plants in my area that were made over 100 years ago, and they are quite capable of putting out more power, but are throttled down to regulate the lake and river levels. The nail in the coffin for nuclear was when Yucca Mountain was axed. The local nuclear plants had to re-purpose land reserved for newer reactors to be used for onsite cask storage now. Even after the plants are decomissioned, a new home for the spent rods is not guaranteed.
It's like everyone wants to buy into all or nothing deals without looking at how it impacts people in the worst ways.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the
ocean. its
The sun is always there? Even at night?
yes, captain autistic, that is what he meant.
that's not the case in africa, the su
the sun is always there, and the wind is in the middle of the
ocean. its
The sun is always there? Even at night?
yes, captain autistic, that is what he meant.
Do you seriously think I thought he meant that literally?
Re: Re: covid
By: Moondog to MRO on Sat Dec 25 2021 08:34 pm
At the time I stored them, they were still good for something. I'm a hoarder and have trouble getting rid of stuff that is operational. The problem is old doesn't always mean obsolete. Practical, well that's anot story!
donate it.
then you get rid of your junk and it has a purpose.
donate it.
then you get rid of your junk and it has a purpose.
Very true. Best way to appeal to a hoarder is tell them to give someone else
a chance to enjoy your treasures
Also, toilet paper was low in stock everywhere, not just Wal Mart. Last year, many stores in my area were low or out of toilet paper. I'm not sure why people were horading so much toilet paper though - Was everyone worried about suddenly getting diarrhea?
There are a lot of theories about the TP shortages. Here's one rational explanation:
https://americanvision.org/22711/the-economics-of-toilet-paper/
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we have a bidet though, so we dont use toilet paper. TP is gross.
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Nightfox on Mon Dec 13 2021 01:32 pm
we have a bidet though, so we dont use toilet paper. TP is gross.
I've never had an opportunity to use a toilet with a bidet. I've been curious to try one.
donate it.
then you get rid of your junk and it has a purpose.
Very true. Best way to appeal to a hoarder is tell them to give
someone else
a chance to enjoy your treasures
it's hard to turn around a true hoarder. it's probably impossible. they feel like they might need the objects later on. the truth is, they are pro
There are a lot of theories about the TP shortages. Here's one
rational explanation:
https://americanvision.org/22711/the-economics-of-toilet-paper/
--
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also interesting that they bring up the dairy farmer thing.
"Milk packaging for homes is different. Retooling to meet a different demand takes time. What could the dairy farmers do with the extra milk? All they could do was dump it since their normal delivery channels had changed. As you know, there is an expiration date for milk."
we have a bidet though, so we dont use toilet paper. TP is gross.
How do you dry your ass after using the bidet?
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Nightfox on Mon Dec 13 2021 01:32 pm
we have a bidet though, so we dont use toilet paper. TP is gross.
How do you dry your ass after using the bidet?
it's hard to turn around a true hoarder. it's probably impossible. they feel like they might need the objects later on. the truth is, they are pro
My step father was the worst hoarder Ive ever seen, He had 4 properties full of usless crap that he would never sell or use.
After he died all the metal got scraped then all the other crap got junked.
All they could do was dump it since their normal delivery channels had changed. As you know, there is an expiration date for milk."
Excess Milk gets freeze dried and turned into powder, from there you can rehydrate it or cook with it.
Excess Milk gets freeze dried and turned into powder, from there you can rehydrate it or cook with it.
Re: Re: covid
By: Digital Man to MRO on Fri Dec 31 2021 04:43 pm
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Nightfox on Mon Dec 13 2021 01:32 pm
we have a bidet though, so we dont use toilet paper. TP is gross.
How do you dry your ass after using the bidet?
i use a towel or let it air dry. my whole ass doesnt get covered in water.
Mine came with a hot air blower. For real.
i use a towel or let it air dry. my whole ass doesnt get covered in water.
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel. *that* would be gross.
i use a towel or let it air dry. my whole ass doesnt get covered in
water.
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel. *that*
would be gross.
my butt is totally clean, so whats the difference.
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel. *that*
would be gross.
my butt is totally clean, so whats the difference.
Who would wipe their ass on a towel then wipe their face or use it after a shower, I'll stick to the TP, bidet sounds like a fecal germ spreader.
Who would wipe their ass on a towel then wipe their face or use it after a shower, I'll stick to the TP, bidet sounds like a fecal germ spreader.
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel. *that*
would be gross.
my butt is totally clean, so whats the difference.
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel.
*that* would be gross.
my butt is totally clean, so whats the difference.
Who would wipe their ass on a towel then wipe their face or use it
after a shower, I'll stick to the TP, bidet sounds like a fecal germ
spreader.
i usually just air dry it.
when you use a bidet your entire ass isnt soaking in water. nor do you need to dry off.
my ass is probably cleaner than your face.
all my past girlfriends would actually comment on how clean i am downstairs, also.
toilet paper is fucking disgusting.
Who would wipe their ass on a towel then wipe their face or use it
after a shower, I'll stick to the TP, bidet sounds like a fecal germ
spreader.
I wouldn't wipe my hands/face with the same thing I use to wipe my butt.. I've been curious to try a bidet though. I've been curious if a bidet can clean faster and better than using toilet paper.
Re: Re: covid
By: Denn to MRO on Sun Jan 02 2022 02:00 pm
Who would wipe their ass on a towel then wipe their face or use it after a shower, I'll stick to the TP, bidet sounds like a fecal germ spreader.
I wouldn't wipe my hands/face with the same thing I use to wipe my butt.. I've been curious to try a bidet though. I've been curious if a bidet can clean faster and better than using toilet paper.
Nightfox
Re: Re: covid
By: MRO to Digital Man on Sun Jan 02 2022 12:00 am
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel. *that*
would be gross.
my butt is totally clean, so whats the difference.
How do you know your butt is totally clean? Do you use soap on your
butt?
If your bidet is just rinsing your butt with water and no soap, then I don't think I'd consider it totally clean..
i usually just air dry it.
when you use a bidet your entire ass isnt soaking in water. nor do you need to dry off.
I still think I'll use the charmin.
my ass is probably cleaner than your face.
all my past girlfriends would actually comment on how clean i am downstairs, also.
I doubt that lol on both points.
butt.. I've been curious to try a bidet though. I've been curious if a bidet can clean faster and better than using toilet paper.
Same, if I dried my butt with a towel that towel gets washed, would the bidet be warm or cold water I wonder?
I hope you don't wipe your face or hands with that same towel.
*that* would be gross.
my butt is totally clean, so whats the difference.
How do you know your butt is totally clean? Do you use soap on your
butt?
If your bidet is just rinsing your butt with water and no soap, then I
don't think I'd consider it totally clean..
soap just helps things get cleaner by helping dirt slide off.
i can powerwash my car with water and get it clean. with a bidet you are power washing your ass.
how do i know my butt is totally clean? because there's no shit on it.
and i don't smell like shit. you dont really get clean enough with toilet paper. all you are doing is wiping it around until there's a minimal amount detectable by you.
and i don't smell like shit. you dont really get clean enough with toilet paper. all you are doing is wiping it around until there's a minimal amount detectable by you.
There are also flushable wipes that would probably be better than TP or a Bidet.
you dont really NEED to dry. it's not like there's a firehose blasting
at your entire ass and you are soaked.
On 03 Jan 2022, MRO said the following...
you dont really NEED to dry. it's not like there's a firehose blasting at your entire ass and you are soaked.
Personally, I'm having a hard time figuring out how I'd get clean *without* a power wash / firehose blasting crap everywhere. The only bidet I've ever seen in use had a fairly slow flow, like a drinking fountain.
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Personally, I'm having a hard time figuring out how I'd get clean *without* power wash / firehose blasting crap everywhere. The only bidet I've ever se in use had a fairly slow flow, like a drinking fountain.
I'm glad you said "like a drinking fountain" and not "a drinking fountain".
Re: Re: covid
By: Greenlfc to MRO on Tue Jan 04 2022 06:04 am
Personally, I'm having a hard time figuring out how I'd get clean *without* power wash / firehose blasting crap everywhere. The only bidet I've ever se in use had a fairly slow flow, like a drinking fountain.
I'm glad you said "like a drinking fountain" and not "a drinking fountain".
There are also flushable wipes that would probably be better than TP or a Bidet.Yes, Dollar Shave Club sells some of them.
There are also flushable wipes that would probably be better than TP or a Bidet.Yes, Dollar Shave Club sells some of them.
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