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I have this perfect portable dip station that attaches to trees, poles, etc. It's useful for me for a number of reasons. The only thing is, the bars currently are 27" apart, and I need them to be 33". The tubes are steel, hollow, 1" inner diameter, 1.2" outer. My plan had been to buy some larger galvanized steel pipes (1 1/4") and simply slide them like sleeves over the current bars, thereby extending them. I tried this out at some local hardware stores and it would work, with maybe an 1/8" gap between the bar and the sleeve. I asked ChatGPT about it and it strongly suggested, rather than using an outer sleeve, sticking a rod within the tubes. It claimed ...

Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to get my hands on authentic Chinese traditional clothing men’s styles, but it’s proving trickier than I thought. I live in the U.S., and I’d love to wear something like a Ming or Qing dynasty-inspired robe, either for casual events or just to experiment with a different wardrobe vibe. I’ve searched a bunch of local stores and even some online marketplaces, but nothing really matches what I’m looking for. The only option I’ve come across so far is Alibaba, which has a decent range of styles. Some are full traditional robes, while others have slight modern tweaks to make them more wearable. The challenge, of course, is making sure the sizing works ...

I have this perfect portable dip station that attaches to trees, poles, etc. It's useful for me for a number of reasons. The only thing is, the bars currently are 27" apart, and I need them to be 33". The tubes are steel, hollow, 1" inner diameter, 1.2" outer. My plan had been to buy some larger galvanized steel pipes (1 1/4") and simply slide them like sleeves over the current bars, thereby extending them. I tried this out at some local hardware stores and it would work, with maybe an 1/8" gap between the bar and the sleeve. I asked ChatGPT about it and it strongly suggested, rather than using an outer sleeve, sticking a rod within the tubes. It claimed ...

*Mikarin is Best Girl Reason #267:* **She is easy to buy clothes for** Different people have different body types. Sadly, this means certain types of clothing won’t work for certain people. In this regard, life can be unfair. If you have a body that is different in some way, your clothes shopping experience will be a bit more difficult than it is for others. Luckily, specialized stores and the internet are making things better for these people, but there is still a long way to go before we have perfect 3D printed clothes for everyone.  Conversely, some people have a lot of luck when it comes to their body type. They are able to walk into any store and walk out with any fashion they desi...

Mostly want to use it for Travel. CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* BofA signature \* \* FICO scores with source: Experian FICO 8 785 \* Oldest credit card account age: 1.5 \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 1 \* Annual income $: 50000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: No \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 250 \* Groceries $: 300 \* Gas $: 150 \* Travel $: 150 \* Using abroad?: Maybe 2-3 weeks out of the year \* Othe...

I’m considering starting a small service in St. Louis and wanted to get some honest feedback from people here before I go any further. The idea came from watching my parents move recently. They had to clear out their house pretty quickly and ended up paying a junk removal company thousands of dollars to haul things away. A lot of the items were totally usable, like clothing, kitchen items, linens, small household stuff, but they didn’t have the time or ability to drive things to donation centers or carry them around themselves. It made me realize how many usable things probably end up in the trash just because donating them is inconvenient. So I started thinking about a simple service ...

The title says it all. I need to know if anyone else remembers Kennett, California. If you remember the Sierra Theatre, or Lucille's biscuits and gravy, or Kool May Nights at the fairgrounds, I need you to tell me. My name's Marcus. I'm twenty-one and, until three weeks ago, I was a business major at Shasta College with a painfully responsible plan. I'd finish my degree and sit for the CPA. On the fast track to taking over my uncle's accounting firm down in Redding and spending the rest of my life explaining tax codes to contractors. It was boring in the safest possible way, the kind of future that makes your guidance counselor cream their khakis. Kennett, Califor...

The title says it all. I need to know if anyone else remembers Kennett, California. If you remember the Sierra Theatre, or Lucille's biscuits and gravy, or Kool May Nights at the fairgrounds, I need you to tell me. My name's Marcus. I'm twenty-one and, until three weeks ago, I was a business major at Shasta College with a painfully responsible plan. I'd finish my degree and sit for the CPA. On the fast track to taking over my uncle's accounting firm down in Redding and spending the rest of my life explaining tax codes to contractors. It was boring in the safest possible way, the kind of future that makes your guidance counselor cream their khakis. Kennett, Califor...

While I do kinda just want people's responses, this is also just to get this all in front of me in one place. kinda a rant, probably very incoherent, Just my raw thoughts splated onto a document as they came. Sorry :3 So I'm amab, 18, and halfway through my senior year. for about a month I have been seriously questioning my gender. I **** how large I am, I **** looking down at my ****** arms, but at the same time I find reasons to say I don't **** it. I struggle to find signs from the past because I've lowkey been trudging through life as an unfeeling husk. I know I was questioning the same thing about a year ago. I wanted to wear fem clothes and be feminine and ultima...

I’m 20f, raised by my very overbearing and controlling mother. something I’ve wondered about a lot recently is if i experienced CSA growing up. I spent a lot of time dissociating especially when i was younger so i think maybe my memory gaps could be from that but i really don’t remember much up until i was 16 and even then its all just people places and things not really cohesive memories. basically all of my memory is this way but it gets blurrier as time goes back… anyway i dont recall anything actually happening but these are some things i experience and i wonder if they are signs or not i feel very uncomfortable physically around women, i feel a lot weirder if a woma...

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[Part 49](https://www.reddit.com/r/JerryandtheGoddesses/comments/1rhneel/jerry_and_the_men_in_the_mirror_part_49/) **Prof. George "Not Jerry" Williams, James B. Knapp Dean and Professor of History and Classics, Johns Hopkins University** *In his classroom, a week earlier* George tapped the electronic whiteboard with the willow branch his daughter had painstaking cut and polished just so dad could have a pointer. "Markan priority is the dominant answer right now, though there are some scholars who disagree," he continued on in answer to the question. He turned to face the questioner, a young guy who looked like he'd be more at home at a Grateful Dead concert than...

Science had awakened. Inquisilune tested the world. Cosmalune mapped the heavens. Sapielune had learned to ask why—and to seek answers through pattern, evidence, and repetition. But even as knowledge grew, one truth remained constant: bodies broke. Wounds festered. Bones cracked. Fevers rose. Poisonous plants harmed. Birth was dangerous. Age brought pain. A civilization becomes compassionate—and far more resilient—when it learns not only to understand the world, but to heal itself. The Golden Inu watched from the doorway of Hallune as Sapielune gathered around an injured hunter, their faces filled with fear, hope, and determination. Primora was ready for its...

Well lads heading to the city tomorrow, where’s best places around the city that sells nice going out mens clothes likes jeans, shirts, t shirts etc Thanks 😊

Advice, please. Hi, I've been reading up on cutting off contact from your parents. I honestly keep feeling guilty for even thinking about doing this. I don't feel like my experiences are even valid enough. I'll give some background info. I'm 18. Bio parents are divorced. I live with my dad and step-mom. I visited my mother and her husband (step-father technically but I refuse to call him that now) every other weekend, alternating holidays, and half of the summer from when I was 7? 8? to 18. I turned 18 in November and graduated from high school a semester early, so basically it's up to me now. - I've always had anxiety going over to their house - Sometimes I...

In apparel and print-on-demand, we’ve found SEO works best when product pages focus on what customers are actually searching for rather than just design names or branding. Working with custom clothing at [arctee.co.uk](http://arctee.co.uk), personalised keywords (events, teams, niches, occasions, etc.) tend to perform much better because they match real buyer intent. Small tweaks like clearer product titles and helpful descriptions can make a big difference over time. SEO definitely feels more like a long-term process than a quick win.

*Scarecrow* \- an object made to resemble a human figure, planted in virgin fields to scare away the birds. An object of baseless fear; a patchwork of straw and burlap. But *Cropsy* was crafted different, by older hands with older seams. And he provided far, far more. From my bedroom window, I could just glimpse him at the edge of the corn - a crooked, hunched thing stitched together from night terrors; limbs dangling past his knees, his joints warped wrong, and wire jutting from slit wrists where straw bled, as if he'd torn himself from the cross like some timber redeemer. Garment rags hung off his wrought frame in strips, soaked dark; in place of a face, a pale, sagging sack, s...

Hey everyone! This week I went deep researching how Steam's wishlist system actually works and what happens after launch. Sharing what I found — would love to hear your experiences too. **So, do wishlists matter?** Yes — but in a much more specific way than most people think. According to Valve's own statements from Erik Peterson (Head of Business Development at Valve), confirmed at Devcom 2023 and covered by [Game Developer](https://www.gamedeveloper.com/marketing/valve-breaks-down-what-will-and-won-t-get-your-game-featured-on-steam) and [GamesRadar](https://www.gamesradar.com/we-dont-think-steam-should-be-pay-to-win-valve-explains-how-games-we-wouldve-never-predicted-po...

*Scarecrow* \- an object made to resemble a human figure, planted in virgin fields to scare away the birds. An object of baseless fear; a patchwork of straw and burlap. But *Cropsy* was crafted different, by older hands with older seams. And he provided far, far more. From my bedroom window, I could just glimpse him at the edge of the corn - a crooked, hunched thing stitched together from night terrors; limbs dangling past his knees, his joints warped wrong, and wire jutting from slit wrists where straw bled, as if he'd torn himself from the cross like some timber redeemer. Garment rags hung off his wrought frame in strips, soaked dark; in place of a face, a pale, sagging sack, s...

*Scarecrow* \- an object made to resemble a human figure, planted in virgin fields to scare away the birds. An object of baseless fear; a patchwork of straw and burlap. But *Cropsy* was crafted different, by older hands with older seams. And he provided far, far more. From my bedroom window, I could just glimpse him at the edge of the corn - a crooked, hunched thing stitched together from night terrors; limbs dangling past his knees, his joints warped wrong, and wire jutting from slit wrists where straw bled, as if he'd torn himself from the cross like some timber redeemer. Garment rags hung off his wrought frame in strips, soaked dark; in place of a face, a pale, sagging sack, s...