CoolMatt

@CoolMatt@lemmy.ca

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CoolMatt ,

Ahh yes, Costco Man. The provider of life sustaining deals on bulk products.

CoolMatt ,

I'll show you a brown ring

CoolMatt ,

Well, fucking shit man.

CoolMatt ,

I would love to see the looks on their poor faces when they witness this.

CoolMatt ,

Or next thing ya know, it turns out the brick has bluetooth too and is required to connect to the phone in order to charge it during normal use, so OP'd have to pair it with the phone as well in order to power the headphones, further reinforcing the locals.

CoolMatt ,

Or himilayan pink salt and drugs

CoolMatt ,

Kitty litter/meth, now I gotta see this one

CoolMatt ,

Aww fuck, looks like Silica litter. While was imagining the story to be about traditional cat litter, this is still pretty funny, and dumb on the cops' part.

CoolMatt ,

It's when you pop a minty gum in your mouth and chew it. You've accelerated your breath.

CoolMatt ,

Spiders spin webs

CoolMatt ,

I thought helmet + sunglasses were motorcycle cops.

CoolMatt ,

I like Rum with root beer

CoolMatt ,

Ahh, well that's okay at least you like root beer

CoolMatt ,

Nevermind the temperature of the room, as soon as refrigerant is exposed to atmosphere, it becomes a gas because its boiling point at atmospheric pressure is so low. Any liquid leaked from the refrigeration circuit is just compressor oil, which actually is a good indicator of a leak in the system. But it shouldn't be black like in the photo so idek what's in the photo, let alone if there was a refrigerant leak.

Also if your frudge lost its charge, just get a new one. It'll be cheaper than the repair bill

CoolMatt ,

It's okay, the refrigerant in your fridge is low toxicity, and if it loses the 6 oz of charge in its system, no people or pets are at any kind of risk.

CoolMatt ,

Except that's the engine part of the generator, which is the part that spins the alternator, which is the part that generates electricity.

So you're just attaching a make spinny part to another make spinny part, which cancel each other out so the cat just remains stationary as long as the engine runs, creating zero electricity.

CoolMatt ,

Otherwise.

CoolMatt ,

Sure I'll catch you at that place at that time, how about that?

CoolMatt ,

Hmm, sure sounds flat.

CoolMatt ,

Idk, I'm 31 and my girlfriend is 27. I don't call her my woman friend or lady friend, and calling her my girlfriend doesn't really make her sound underage to me

CoolMatt ,

Vinyls are great, but I can't copy them to my phone so I still have to buy a CD with it.

CoolMatt ,

Oh , mine doesn't . I'm new to vinyl, and have less than 10 in my collection. My turntable was given to me by a friend.

So yours can copy to a computer via USB?

CoolMatt ,

It's not true that I cannot copy my vinyls to my computer? Okay how do I do that then? It just has the red and white left and right cables going to an amp, and then my receiver. Kinda new to vinyls over here

CoolMatt ,

Sweet, thanks for the info! I'll check it out

CoolMatt ,

Ahh, I see. Setting sail to get something I've legitimately paid for IS an option. I'd still rather do it myself now that I'm finding out it's an option with the right equipment

CoolMatt ,

Haha nice, that's an area of music collection as a hobby that I've never explored., and I can really appreciate that level of dedicstion. Thanks for letting me know, I'll see if I can even find my type of metal on there

CoolMatt ,

TIL, thanks for pointing out the thing about quality. The table I've currently got sounds pretty nice (for never really having used anything else), so maybe I'll check out ones with USB and at least keep it around for copying!

CoolMatt ,

Shiiiiit, okay I like that setup. My computer is connected to my tv which has ARC to th receiver, so I could totally do that too

CoolMatt ,

Jeph

CoolMatt ,

Well played

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