Lifehack
Lifehack
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This reminds me of that Mitchell and Webb sketch about farming.
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I donât even care, Iâll watch this every time it gets posted.
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Clicked into the comments specifically to see this was posted and watch it for the millionth time.
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You cannot lose!
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I appreciate the ubiquitous nature of the "are we the baddies" sketch... but I wish more folks were more aware of everything else they've done I maintain that there's a relevant Mitchell and Webb sketch for almost every imaginable scenario.
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Honestly I'd much rather see homesteading cycle in and out of the public zeitgeist than the trends of felonies disguised as "challenges."
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One more fucktoid tries to play around with doing dumbshit on the road, and I'm going to un-air their tyres.
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People, just make sure you let your garlic over winter.
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I hate well known methods being referred to as "hacks".
I do pottery and clay reclaiming is something literally every potter learns how to do and knows what it is and has probably done it since the dawn of human civilization. Then I see some YouTube short claiming they discovered an "infinite clay hack". đ¤Śââď¸
I got this issue with the word "reference". I Remember when the mario movie came out, and every video, every person, every whatever, did not stop finding "references". If a mushroom were in Mario's room it was a reference... Did people recall that is a mario movie....? And do they remember the fact that mushrooms belong to Mario's universe? Those are not a reference, god
They're a reference to... themselves!