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r/sanantonio•

Who else received this e-mail? I got this on Friday:

Dear 311 San Antonio mobile app user, 

Thank you for using the San Antonio mobile app over the years to engage with the City of San Antonio. Unfortunately, the "San Antonio 311" app is no longer functioning due to technical requirements for the app. However, we are very excited to let you know that we have launched a new 311SA mobile app. The City of San Antonio launched the new mobile app in August 2018 to access 311 City services.

With the new 311SA app, San Antonio residents can continue to report non-emergency concerns including potholes, stray animals, missed collection, junk vehicles, and many more easily from

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r/woodworking•

I'm cutting two 3/4" pieces of plywood on top of each other (to save time and measuring) with a jigsaw and clamp, and the blade is... bending towards the end of the cut.

Here are the extra pieces. Top and bottom extra pieces are labled (bottom piece is actually upside-down from reference).

Showing jigsaw at the start and the end of what was cut.

Again, the start and the end from above. (Album.)

Despite vibration, the guide hasn't moved, so I'm wondering if those of you who are experienced can tell

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r/tipofmytongue•

I saw this in the early 90's on TV when I was little, so I can only remember two scenes. After 15+ years, the exact details may be skewed.

The creature itself was black and featureless and resembled a large tadpole, but still small enough to hold in your hand.

One scene was in a hospital, and the creature crawled into this dead(?) guy. And he got up, naked, and started walking down the hallway zombie-like ignoring people. Some people were shocked, but I think one woman was amused by the sight of a naked guy strolling through.

In the second scene, this girl was cooking something on a stove in a pot. And she drops her spoon/ladel by a closed door (maybe?). In this case, the creature i

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