u/Expert-Lie-3666

For now, I'm just a collector of the pretty cardboard as I'm a fan of the game. I've been able to open 2 boxes and both trial decks, which leaves me with a lot of doop cards.

I know next to nothing about playing the card game aside from what I've gleaned through the posts here, but I've seen the rule allowing 4 cards of the same name in a deck. So I'm split on if I should just keep one of each card or keep up to 4 of each if I someday get the chance to play the game.

So I'm wondering what people are doing/will do (when we can reliably get the damned things).

Photo of mine and my friends first pulls, it was a lot of fun lol.

Blocked gap under gas stove to prevent cat toys from rolling under. Does the stove need that unblocked for airflow?

My cats love to knock their toys under my stove. So this past weekend, I used stick on door sweeps to block the gap under the door to stop toys (and cat hair) from getting under it. It's not completely sealed, and still lets some airflow occur, but it would definitely restrict airflow compared to before. I'm wondering if it's actually a concern, and if I should redo it with chicken wire.

From LGs website for my model (lsgl6335f):

-Never block the vents (air holes) of the range. They provide the air inlet and outlet necessary for the range to operate properly with correct combustion.

-Air openings are located at the rear of the cooktop, at the top and bottom of the oven door, and at the bottom of the range.

Pictures of my blocker with some cat tax. I also did the same thing to my LG fridge.

My cats love to knock their toys under my stove. So this past weekend, I used stick on door sweeps to block the gap under the door to stop toys (and cat hair) from getting under it. It's not completely sealed, and still lets some airflow occur, but it would definitely restrict airflow compared to before. I'm wondering if it's actually a concern, and if I should redo it with chicken wire.

From LGs website for my model (lsgl6335f):

-Never block the vents (air holes) of the range. They provide the air inlet and outlet necessary for the range to operate properly with correct combustion.

-Air openings are located at the rear of the cooktop, at the top and bottom of the oven door, and at the bottom of the range.

Pictures of my blocker with some cat tax. I also did the same thing to my LG fridge.

I'm really kicking myself for not reading the manual on my LG gas range before tossing everything in the dishwasher. I remembered the grates being dishwasher safe, and I stupidly thought the burners were too. Are they still safe to use, or do I need to order replacement parts? They are dramatically discolored from how they should be, with white specks I can't seem to scrub off in some places.

I have to punch a lot of holes and do not want to do it via a mallet. Has anyone found a press that will either grip it or has a flat top with enough clearance to balance it underneath and punch down? It needs a 6" clearance minimum to fit the punch, board, and sample piece.

Tool is a 25mm, 5.5 inch long osborne arch punch.