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I recently dislocated my subtalar bone (ankle) with multiple fractures, and had my doberman taken care of by my breeder. I'm very grateful to him for helping me out.

I got her back tonight after removing my cast, and I noticed throughout the night she would wake up a lot and nose me or paw me throughout the night, almost like she was checking on me. I have a blanket on the ground, and also a cage, and she went between the two spots a couple times through the night, roughly 11pm-5am, currently. I've noticed before my accident she woke up a lot to reposition herself, but I put her in her crate before the accident, currently I left the crate open because she now notifies me when she needs to

I'm interested in looking for a Canis panther, does anyone know anything about the breed or if there are any reputable breeders? I stumbled upon them when I was looking at doberdanes, but Canis panther seems fit me better personally.

Hello, I wanted opinions of car owners who've either had or owned bmws, as I've never owned one, and I'm thinking of maybe getting one. My relatives who have owned a bmw before kinda treated their cars like a Toyota. They didn't do the maintenance on schedule, didn't treat them like performance cars, and they all complained about bad quality and unreliability, how they always fail around 3 years after warranty. I don't know how much that is user error, or bad engineering, so I'd like some opinions if you could, but onto my question.

I got into an accident, I had a Lexus is250 which I loved, had it for 7 years, only drove it 32k km, pretty sure its gonna be a write off. Gonna need to get a n

Hello, I wanted opinions of car owners who've either had or owned bmws, as I've never owned one, and I'm thinking of maybe getting one. My relatives who have owned a bmw before kinda treated their cars like a Toyota. They didn't do the maintenance on schedule, didn't treat them like performance cars, and they all complained about bad quality and unreliability, how they always fail around 3 years after warranty. I don't know how much that is user error, or bad engineering, so I'd like some opinions if you could, but onto my question.

I got into an accident, I had a Lexus is250 which I loved, had it for 7 years, only drove it 32k km, pretty sure its gonna be a write off. Gonna need to get a n

I know there will be some bias in a bmw subreddit, but its a good place for opinions.

I got into an accident, I had a Lexus is250 which I loved, had it for 7 years, only drove it 32k km, pretty sure its gonna be a write off. Gonna need to get a new car, parents don't like used cars. They don't like owning cars with a mysterious past, and people who don't take care of their cars. I wanted some perspective from bmw owners. I hear a lot of things from people who have own, or even never owned bmws, how they're expensive to maintain, electrical failures, planned obsolescence after 3 years. I also hear the opposite, that they're amazing cars if properly maintained. But I want the truth of owning

Hello, I need some advice on sharpening knives. I've found this reddit forum to be a great place for information on sharpening and knives in general, and I've been using my shun knife as a "practice" knife before I sharpen my Japanese carbon. So while sharpening one day, I wanted to thin my shun knife a bit, to make it more of a laser like knife by grinding down the sides of the blade. After the sharpening I noticed I had dark grey smudges, sort of like a whetstone/metal slurry mix, and I wasn't sure what it was or how to get rid of it. I tried polishing wax, cleaning with soap, scrubbing with the blue scrubbier, even steel wool, and it has no effect.

I don't know what this is and I was won

I'm trying to identify a style of japanese chef knives I've never seen before. Theres a chef on youtube, Takayoshi Watanabe, and he uses two very large, sword looking knives, and I was wondering if anyone knew anything about them and where I can procure one. I recognize the standard yanagis, debas, and an obviously very large and heavy gyuto.

But the katana looking one is the one I'm interested in. I thought they might be large versions of takobikis but they could be katana's for all I know. Anyone ever heard of katanas used in cooking?

Anyways I've posted some links to images of his knives, and a youtube video of his work.

Pictures of his resturants, and background knife

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I'm new to the game, and I haven't been having the most consistent deck experience. Can anyone help me optimize it.

https://www.playartifact.com/d/ADCJfsFJLkCQwcRjLhdAUEp3QECgYFRFwICCgkMA1EVgggEBwyQQRRbnEQSS2sBRg9EZWF0aA__

I'm not too sure about bristleback, I have a centaur but his stats are lower. Also the oath seems to either win me the game or destroy me.

Thanks for the help.

I've played one or two nights of magic before with my friends, but nothing serious.

Any help optimizing my deck?

edited: this is the real deck list without the code, sorry

https://www.playartifact.com/d/ADCJfsFJLkCQwcRjLhdAUEp3QECgYFRFwICCgkMA1EVgggEBwyQQRRbnEQSS2sBRg9EZWF0aA__

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Thanks for the help, its appreciated.

Edit: deck code ADCJfsFJLkCQwcRjLhdAUEp3QECgYFRFwICCgkMA1EVgggEBwyQQRRbnEQSS2sBRg9EZWF0aA__

I need some opinions from anyone who's had the experience. Dell's having pre-black Friday sales, and I need some help deciding on a new monitor.

I'm getting a monitor for productivity, mainly coding and CAD, and gaming will be secondary. Dell's 49" UW has a 32:9 resolution, at 1440p and the 32" is obviously 4k. The UW is equivalent to two 27" 1440p monitors, which is good for looking at reference material while doing CAD, and just overall productivity workspace. The 32" is less physical space, but higher resolution, my main concern is will the 32" be too small for 4k? Currently I'm leaning towards the 49" because I get the same productivity as using two monitors, without splitting the scree