FlyByPie

u/FlyByPie


r/Deathcore•

Hey yall, quick question for those who've been; is the order of To The Grave and Crown Magnetar switching every so often, or has it been TTG then CM? I've only been to one other concert with co headliners (Poisoned Ascendancy with Trivium and BFMV) and they switched on different dates, so I was just wondering. Thanks!

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r/roadtrip•

Hello everyone,

I'm going to be going to the beach with my wife and young child in May. We are looking to break up the 8+ hour drive into two drives. On the way back from the beach we are planning on stopping in Atlanta and going to the aquarium. We need an idea for on the down trip to the beach, and timing the trip in such a way that we avoid Atlanta traffic. We also don't want to arrive in PCB too early since we don't want to have to wait for our condo to open up. Any thoughts of places to kill some time, or just some way to break that trip up in manageable chunks?

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r/hometheatersetups•

Hello everyone, I'm in a bit of a pickle and i'm trying to figure out the best solution. I have a Vizio VL370M TV that I've had since around the time it came out in 2009(?). Works pretty well, though i think some of the internals are finally starting to give. I think I only have 2/3 HDMI inputs working, and the main problem that i'm asking about today is that I think the digital audio output isn't working. I have tried connecting by optical cable and by aux cable, neither of which seem to work. I've flipped the settings between Dolby audio and PCM.

We only watch the TV through Bluetooth earbuds anymore, since our child sleeps in the room next to our TV (small house), and I am putting audio

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r/hometheater•

Hello everyone, I'm in a bit of a pickle and i'm trying to figure out the best solution. I have a Vizio VL370M TV that I've had since around the time it came out in 2009(?). Works pretty well, though i think some of the internals are finally starting to give. I think I only have 2/3 HDMI inputs working, and the main problem that i'm asking about today is that I think the digital audio output isn't working. I have tried connecting by optical cable and by aux cable, neither of which seem to work. I've flipped the settings between Dolby audio and PCM.

We only watch the TV through Bluetooth earbuds anymore, since our child sleeps in the room next to our TV (small house), and I am putting audio

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r/BudgetAudiophile•

Hello everyone, I'm in a bit of a pickle and i'm trying to figure out the best solution. I have a Vizio VL370M TV that I've had since around the time it came out in 2009(?). Works pretty well, though i think some of the internals are finally starting to give. I think I only have 2/3 HDMI inputs working, and the main problem that i'm asking about today is that I think the digital audio output isn't working. I have tried connecting by optical cable and by aux cable, neither of which seem to work. I've flipped the settings between Dolby audio and PCM.

We only watch the TV through Bluetooth earbuds anymore, since our child sleeps in the room next to our TV (small house), and I am putting audio

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r/Dewalt•

Hey everyone,

As we approach Black Friday and Christmas deals, I was wondering where the best flexible deals typically were. I need batteries more than tools (I only have one 9 ah flex for my 60v circular and 20v reciprocating with flex advantage), but i'm certainly open to more flex advantage tools. I think my drills about to give out and i'll be purchasing the drill/hammer combo with flex advantage at some point as the next drill.

So where's the best place to look? I see that Home Depot is running a sale on a combo pack that comes with 2 6ah flexvolts and a third for free if you pick it as your free gift, but that's like $400, seems a bit steep to me especially since i'll end up with to

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r/Cooking•

I'm going to be responsible for deep frying onion rings for a crowd in a couple weeks for an end of summer party, and I was wondering what peoples' strategies were for deep frying large quantities of food that make sense for a home cook. I mean I can't run out and get a fair style deep fryer that could handle 50 rings at once (and my wife be happy about it). My current setup is an outdoor burner (the Eastman Portable Kahuna) and a 14 in flat bottom wok. Is there a piece of cookware I could get that I could get more surface area and depth that would work? I thought about a discada, but I'm worried that there won't be enough oil to handle the temp drop, and being so shallow to risk oil coming

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r/asheville•

Hello, my wife and I are starting to put together our budget for building our forever home. I was wondering what sort of quotes people have been getting/have gotten for homes they planned to build or have had built in the area. Im not sure the size of house matters but I think we're shooting for close to 2000 sqft. Thank yall so much!

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r/asheville•

Here is the news story link: https://wlos.com/news/local/swim-coach-polar-plunge-raise-6000-swannanoa-black-mountain-wnc-families-helene-beth-rathbone?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR13XLHd1ZR447DOsheLYS6HWevmgtoeKYPAETRT3YzA9rm7sDzy9wMXfgU_aem_zk-undXA48nXT07b5-Vacw

I personally know her as a swim coach in the same conference. She pretty much is one of the leading coaches in the WNC area and is so dedicated to her teams and community. She has taken on Mountain Heritage's team this year because they don't currently have a coach, and they had two girls who swam last year that wanted to keep doing it this year. Beth made sure they had the opportunity to do so, even getting them gear. She reached o

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r/HelpMeFind•

Hey, everyone. Holidays have a way of bringing back memories, and something that my wife just mentioned to me is how she desperately wanted to have a sweater/sweatshirt that her grandmother used to own. I'm hoping that somewhere there's a picture of her in it that we can find that we can use for reverse image search, but until then I'm reaching out here.

The description I was given: Dark green, with a scene in the middle of a little girl in an attic. She's next to a dress form mannequin and a mirror. She is trying on a dress looking in the mirror. There's a window in the attic letting in light.

That's all that was known for certain. If I had to guess this item of clothing would have been

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r/asheville•

I watched the whole thing and I thought it was great. They said at the end over 24 million dollars were raised and were going straight towards helping out the area (i don't recall exactly how it gets distributed). Luke Combs started organizing it the day after the hurricane hit, and he and Eric Church were able to put together a very good experience in about a month, thanks in large part to the generosity of many organizations, including the Carolina Panthers. Just thought it was really cool how it all came together, music aside. What about everyone else? What did you think?

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