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r/LifeProTips•

My SO was panicking about not being able to wear the top she wanted, it was cold outside, and the silicone pads would have been noticeable. I pulled out a roll of athletic tape and it worked perfectly. She told her cousins and they were surprised they haven't thought of that. Obviously not as effective with ladies with bigger bust sizes, but works in a pinch. It's also not painful to take off at the end of the night.

Also, less of an LPT, but if you don't know by now, people who run a lot, it'll save your nips too.

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r/NoStupidQuestions•

Hello, I'm having a debate with my boss and coworker. They are appalled that I have a separate trashcan to throw my Toilet Paper away after wiping, instead of flushing down the toilet. I've always done it like this, sometimes I flush it down, but I mostly toss it in the trash when I'm home. It's a separate trash can, just for poop wipes. I have another trash can for other things like when I cut my hair or grooming. I know toilet paper tends to disintegrate in the pipe, and the poop is eaten by bacteria in the water treatment center. A trash bag doesn't biodegrade well, and it goes to a landfill, but I heard my city uses an incinerator to generate some electricity.

Am I being more environm

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r/Dodgers•

Disclaimer : Don't continue reading if you want to feel bummed.

After meticulously calculating the rest of the season, I have determined the potential home games that Kershaw will pitch, using a highly complex formula (Kershaw pitches every 5th day, no skipped starts).

I understand that this method isn't perfect, but I just needed this question answered, because I was listening to the radio, and thought, "I need to find a stream before the end of the 3rd inning" ::

How many games left of Vin Scully calling a Kershaw game?

I didn't do this to make you sad. I did this so that you will NEVER MISS ANOTHER GAME AGAIN.

Here we go:

Potential Games Kershaw Pitches:

  • 5/1 - Padres - Home
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r/NoStupidQuestions•

Have nets ever been used to catch police suspects on the run?

Like a shotgun-type that shoots a net out, and it'll tangle the suspect.

Too expensive? Too slow? Is that just not practical? Seems like a nonviolent way to restrain a person. Maybe a situation where there is an aggressive drunk person?

I feel like today's technology would have a resin that hardens the net after surrounding the suspect and just immobilizes the suspect. Though, I guess you'd have to transport the suspect eventually and restraining the suspect just got harder.

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r/Dodgers•

So who do you think is going to be left out? And who do you hope will stay in?

Kershaw, Greinke, Anderson, Wood, Bolsinger, Frias Howell, Baez, Avilan, Garcia, Nicasio, Johnson, Liberatore, Peralta, Weiland, Thomas Jansen, Hatcher Grandal, Ellis, Barnes Gonzalez, Van Slyke Kendrick, Utley, Peraza, Torreyes Seager, Rollins Turner, Guerrero Hernandez, Peterson Ethier, Puig, Schebler Crawford, Heisey, Ruggiano

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r/SDSU•

Hey there, looking for other Dodger/baseball fans to meet up, discuss, or watch some games. September and October ball get really exciting, and tonight and tomorrow's game should be classics.

Also the Dodgers/Padres series is this weekend, maybe we can get a group together!

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r/AskReddit•

Looked to see if this was posted anywhere, but couldn't find it, so sorry if reposted

Work for a Car Rental company, and we transport the rental cars from branch to branch depending on demand and transfers. 99% the time, the cars are cleaned before we transport them, but that 1% contains anything from deathly smelling rotting leftovers to bodily fluids to hard drugs.

I'd like to see if there's at least an interesting story on how those things got there.

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