(Part 3) Best products from r/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

Loofas are ok, but try the next evolution of the wash cloth, the bath towel. its super thin, so it dries faster and doesnt hold soap as long (1 rinse its clean), it exfoliates, and its long so you can easily get your back with it. i got mine at bed bath, but heres a similar one on amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Leyjie-Japanese-Beauty-Towel-Aquamarine/dp/B000MZX6QI/ref=pd_sim_bt_1

srsly, these are awesome.

> Since Darwin's day, we've been told that sexual monogamy comes naturally to our species. Mainstream science--as well as religious and cultural institutions--has maintained that men and women evolved in families in which a man's possessions and protection were exchanged for a woman's fertility and fidelity. But this narrative is collapsing. Fewer and fewer couples are getting married, and divorce rates keep climbing as adultery and flagging libido drag down even seemingly solid marriages.
> How can reality be reconciled with the accepted narrative? It can't be, according to renegade thinkers Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá. While debunking almost everything we "know" about sex, they offer a bold alternative explanation in this provocative and brilliant book.
Ryan and Jethá's central contention is that human beings evolved in egalitarian groups that shared food, child care, and, often, sexual partners. Weaving together convergent, frequently overlooked evidence from anthropology, archaeology, primatology, anatomy, and psychosexuality, the authors show how far from human nature monogamy really is.

Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality
Christopher Ryan, Cacilda Jethá
http://www.amazon.com/Sex-Dawn-Prehistoric-Origins-Sexuality/dp/0061707805

> Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality is a book co-authored by Christopher Ryan, PhD and Cacilda Jethá, MD (Portuguese pronunciation: [kɐˈsiɫðɐ ʒɨˈta]). The book argues that human beings evolved in egalitarian hunter-gatherer bands in which sexual interaction was a shared resource, much like food, child care, group defense, and so on. In this, they agree to a degree with the work of Lewis H. Morgan who proposed in the 19th century that pre-agricultural humans lived in "primal hordes" in which property and paternity was communal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_at_Dawn

I've got two, one front one back. Basically this:

Here is my setup from previous posts;

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When does the chip fill up? Never.

It just starts over after about ~30 hours in 1900x1080 x 30FPS

Longer if x 15FPS

Even longer if 1280x720 x 30FPS et.al.

And if I turned off the "Parking mode" motion sensor probably a few days.

I've had it last at least a week, before overwriting the older footage with some settings.

It uses the 12V accessory (cigar lighter plug) so if you want to have it 24/7 you'll need to hard wire to a fuse (I used the door fuse) or you could also use the below device that checks the voltage and when it drops to a set level, it shuts off or can set it to shut off after a period of time.

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From a previous thread here is my setup;

Front is Finevu CR-500HD

Rear is BlackVue Wi-Fi DR500GW-HD

To keep it 24/7 live/motion sensor I use this.

But the BlackVue UPS is the same, so either/or.

As far as one over the other?

The nice things about the BlackVue are both a built-in GPS and WiFi.

I have this just under my rear brake light (top of back window version) and I can use my phone iphone/android/tablet to view what is shown/stored on the camera. WiFi is not that strong and sometimes you have to sit next to the garage to be able to view away from the car. (Originally had it above the rear-view mirror, but moved it to the back for a better view, still have the mount up there and I might install a 3rd cam so can see the interior again)

And the GPS is built in so when I take out the 32GB chip it sync's up with a map to show where I was driving and how fast (moving map style)


Drawback? It is wide? i.e. the FineVu is a bullet type of cam and basically you see a lens, the BlackVue is a tube that covers the same width as the brake light so it shows more.

I like the FineVue as far as stealth but the BlackVue for the features.

The FineVu has a connection to add a monitor to view onboard images. And you have to buy an external GPS for the FineVu @ ~$40

Basically it is better to remove the 32GB MicroSD chip and view it on your computer.

Neither (at the time of purchase) can handle the 64GB MicroSD chips

They both loop the storage, i.e. after x amount of space, it writes over the older saves.

And depending on how you set up the sensitivity is how much it captures. e.g. if you have it on super sensitive, you'll get many 'Events' that never erase (like potholes/speed bumps) instead of regular capture/parking mode that gets overwritten on a space basis.

Both images are just as good.

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Oh, and not a good representation of quality as I had to squeeze from a 32MB AVI to a 2MB GIF file and drop some frames, but here is a sample of it capturing a car crash on the left.

Some HOA's are absolute bullies. I can't find the story now, but there was a guy who owned a house surrounded by empty land. Whoever owned the land (may have been him) sold some off to a developer, who built an HOA community. Even though he was outside of the HOA's boundaries, they bullied the fuck out of him because they didn't like the look of his house, and it was visible from the neighborhood. Kept trying to fine him for things that didn't apply, kept saying "You live here, you're obliged to the HOA," when he had been there before it was even built. In the end--they got him kicked out of his house. Over HOA violations.

If you are in an HOA and you commit violations, they can legally fine you. If you don't pay the fines, they can take your home.

That's right. You land in the hospital and can't pick up your paper or mail for a week? Come home to a few hundred--or thousand--dollars in fines. Go overseas for work for a few months, and the company you hired to mow the lawn screws up and doesn't take care of it? You could come back home to find the HOA foreclosing on you.

And then there's ditties like this:

>In Sea Ranch, a managed community in Northern California, a widower had his home foreclosed on in 1995 when he didn't pay $600 in owed association dues. The house, worth more than $300,000 at the time, was auctioned and sold to someone for $2,000, according to his attorney. After a protracted legal battle, he got his home back. (Source)

HOAs have a purpose, but too often, it's turned into power grabs and control issues. It's turned into greed.

I've never lived under an HOA, and while some of it appeals to me--an HOA that take care of the lawn and exteriors is nice, one that make sure junkers don't sit on blocks in the yard--the potential for abuse is too strong for me to ever actually want to live under one.

Fun Fictional HOA Stuff #1: Phil Hendrie Show. Bobbie Dooley, HOA President and PTA President for Western Estates, CA. She's fantastic.

Fun Fictional HOA Stuff #2: They did episodes of both the X-Files and Warehouse 13 that revolve around a spooky HOA.

Fun Fictional HOA Stuff #3: "The Association" by Bentley Little. I love this book so.

Mines the same, it has a digital audio out but that's it. I have a decent stereo and subwoofer set up in my room that also has a headphone jack which would work perfectly but the stereo only takes analog input.

It seems like modern TVs are all moving towards digital out only. If yours is the same, you can buy digital to analog converters but a lot of them seem kind of questionable (some hiss constantly, some don't work for surround sound, some don't work at all for some TVs) and when I got my TV about a year ago it was ~$100 for one that supported surround sound. I just looked now and there is a highly rated one for pretty damn cheap compared to what they used to be here. Of course there are some 1-star reviews saying it doesn't work, but overall it seems pretty good for most people. I'm probably gonna pick one up personally because I almost bought one for $100 a year or so ago.

Other options: find "satanic" music and start playing it, loudly, whenever he is in the room. Start drawing pentagrams all over the place - don't destroy any property of course, but I'm sure you can get creative. Itching powder in his laundry soap could be hilarious (and it's easy to make - look it up). Since he's so picky about the bathroom, drop deuces in there and never flush - and trim "down there" a bit as well, leaving the clippings all over the bathroom (and I do mean ALL OVER). Let him deal with it (get an agreement with another room to use their bathroom if you have to - I'm sure you can work out something equitable). Any time he doesn't immediately flip his laundry when the washing machine goes off, throw it on the floor and step on it. Root his PC and do terrible, malicious things to it. Install these things in several places around the room. Get with your buddies and eat as much kimchi as you can stand on a friday, then stay in the room over the weekend and gas him out with your terrible BO and flatulence. Curse like a sailor, of course - make it a game with your other roomies to see how much cursing you can fit in to a single sentence, and keep score. If he's got a problem with sex, hang up posters of hot women all over your side of the room. Make some gay friends, especially ones who are dating, and invite them over all the time (make sure they're in on the joke, else they'll think you're using them) - could be fun to watch his reaction to them making out, especially if they start getting a little more physical.

... that's all I've got so far.

Edit: Oh, buy a few of these if you need them. "Because fuck you and your 'communal fridge' bullshit"

Seriously, do. The movie was good but the comic is just amazing. It's not possible to capture it perfectly in another form and it really needs to be experienced.

and if you have extra cash and you're like me and need to have a physical book in your hands, the paperback is less than $14 on Amazon.

Run... Don't walk from this job.

I have been in your shoes before, and managers like this abuse the crap out of their employee's. They will work you into a fine paste for as long as you let them.

It's not YOUR job to make sure the other co workers get tasks done. If you finish all your work in the allotted time, and the others can't.. then you should be rewarded.

This manager is a prick, and I will bet he gets a big fat productivity bonus for working you all like dogs.

You need to read the shit out of this book..and then find a better job

Today you... tomorrow me

Hmm... this took a little more Googling than I had anticipated.

Channel 4's The Sex Education Show seems promising but I'm not sure how much actual sex is in there and for those past their teens, it may be a bit awkward to watch (but still seems to offer some earnest advice for anyone not too knowledgeable).

I have this one DVD called "The Lovers' Guide Interactive", which is kinda friendly while quite explicit but you may risk feeling since it's mostly about couples' sex.

Also, rozap, if you meant that kinda science... just go to TBLOP :)

I hope this doesn't get buried, it can really help you. I fucking love my mini flash light. You would be surprised at how much you will use one. You whip it out when you need it, and fucking bam, you can see the world. This is the one I have, I keep it on my person 24/7 and it is very durable. Don't let the small size deter you, it is fucking legit. On a dark night in my back yard, this thing can go out for maybe 60ish yards. I'm not even a delivery person, and it was one of the best investments I've every made. I just keep it on a lanyard that I always have on me. Usually in my pocket.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0015UC17E/?tag=hyprod-20&hvadid=15470184459&hvpos=1o1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1199059348122094719&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&ref=asc_df_B0015UC17E

Hey I've been through something similar recently and I really couldn't recommend this book highly enough.

I had a black dog by Matthew Johnstone

It's not a proper sit down read book but the illustrations hit home on so many levels and really helps me understand how I'm coping and doing.

Good luck, I hope you things pick up for you.

Well, it really depends on the arrangement...but if you can find Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring arranged for classical guitar that's probably a good bet. Ideally I'd say to look for songs that are meant to be fingerpicked, so that you can get multiple parts going at once.

I've never used it, but I'd guess something like this would probably be right up your alley.

And if you play steel string instead of classical (I'm assuming you do), that really shouldn't matter except for some tremolo stuff, but I don't know any Christmas songs that have tremolo anyway. And if there is tremolo, you can always just single-pick the high notes between the melody notes and no one will ever know that you simplified it.

[edit: although I notice that book is in standard notation with suggested hand positions; no tab. I don't know if that would work for you or not. But if you just search for classical guitar Christmas tabs I'm sure you can find something.]

second edit: here is a version of Jesu that looks reasonable for an intermediate beginner. I haven't actually played through it to see how correct it is, but it looks simple enough. The whole thing should be able to be played in first position if you can figure out an economical fingering. And the trick to get that song to sound right is you really need to let the bass notes ring out for their entire duration, which will often mean having one finger planted on the fretboard at all times, complicating the fingering issue a little bit.

The easiest way to quit I have ever found:

• Buy some nicotine patches
  
  
• Buy a cigarette rolling machine
  
  
• Buy some cigarette tubes
  
  
• Buy a tobacco substitute to use with the rolling machine, like damiana.
  
  
  I bought this and this and this. The so-called effects of damiana are just hype, IMO.
  
  You can wean yourself off nicotine with the patches, and when you have feel like you have to smoke, you can smoke the damiana. After six weeks, I'm tobacco free, all without turning into a demon and with hardly any withdrawal at all. The only problem is that the patches can give you way vivid, weird and intense dreams. If you don't like that, just take the patch off an hour before bed.
  
  My wife quit with Chantix, but I couldn't handle the side-effects. It might be another way to go though.
  
  After a while, you'll think "What the heck am I smoking this stuff for?" and that'll be the end of it.
  
  EDIT: This is an old post. I have been tobacco free for four months now. Smoking never even crosses my mind :)

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These guys make a great one, search on amazon. You fill it with water and that's how it stays fog free. Comes with a squeegy and all. The company seems good too, I wanted to relocate mine and they sent me a whole new mounting kit(basically some glue) for free.

I use it every day in the shower.

Yes, nine of them actually. Very funny, although they started getting more serious around the sixth, which is also the only book not to start with a "How To" title. You can read about them from the ever so helpful Wikipedia or the website dedicated to the books, or you could buy the first one from Amazon, although they'll most likely have it at a local bookstore too. To be repetitive, though, they aren't like the movie in any way, shape, or form aside from character names, so if you're looking for the movie in book form, you're out of luck. They're really good books though, and I'd highly recommend them.

These are by far the best mechanical pencils I've ever used. A bit on the pricey side, but I think the quality makes up for the cost. The .7mm lead is perfect size, the twist eraser ensures you don't run out after one essay revision, and the pop-off top allows the lead to be refilled easily without having to worry about removing the eraser.

A+ in my book.

I know school is just around the corner but, if you can, This book is great. Also, I've been reading Costanzo's physiology and it's pretty great as well.

Patriarchal vs Matriarchal society. See: (Sex at Dawn)[http://www.amazon.com/Sex-Dawn-Prehistoric-Origins-Sexuality/dp/0061707805]