u/King_Baboon

We all probably know someone that said they got a bidet on their toilet and said it was a game changer. They likely also said everything I’m about to say. It is a game changer. Nothing cleans your anus better. Wet wipes do a good job but not even close to what a bidet does. It hits the spot and gets up there. You are only using enough TP to dry yourself. You feel this level of clean down there that makes you feel fresh. There is only one negative.

1. You will now be spoiled and HATE having to use a toilet that doesn’t have one.

Also, never pull up the level to full blast. Ease up the lever to the acceptable PSI. Full blast can literally tear your ass up.

Love its endurance and Conc was my main. What would be the best build for this raptor?

I’ve been noticing that a lot of their veggies look uniform and a little too perfect. I’ve gone to them in the past and their tomatoes looked like they were of “farmers market” looks and taste. I grow a lot of tomatoes to make sauce but sometimes I still have to buy tomatoes because it takes a lot of them to can a dozen quart jars.

Anyway, are these tomatoes really farm grown or now from Kroger? They look a bit sus.

Grew one and it's speed and endurance gets itself out of a lot of trouble. OF COURSE it needs TLC (afraid what the devs are going to do to it), but it's not a complete POS.

It gets mentioned here once in a while (I've mentioned it before) but I think the main issue with this game is that there is NOT ENOUGH TO DO! This game can get boring real fast. I believe the mega/mix packing so many complain about is due to not enough game content and when people get bored, they find stuff to do or simply stop playing. Basically we need more game content than just questing to make this game more enjoyable.

Most flat pack furniture or other products has gotten so bad over the years. Missing hardware, pieces, directions and manufacturer drill holes that are off measurements or completely missing.

Years ago regardless of the usual bad directions, at least all the pieces were there and drilled correctly. It was pretty rare that something was wrong. Now, more often than not, you have to open it up check to make sure everything is there and be ready to repack and ship it back because something is missing, broken, etc. Quality control has gone to compete shit.

Wanted to start playing him more and what would be the best build currently?

I have been using Liquitex acrylic paint for years and using the same Picasso brand UV resin just as long. Both black and now vivid red orange reacted to the uv resin where the resin started removing the dry ink and not setting smooth.

I have done nothing different (that I know of). This is the final step in crankbaits I sell and for the UV resin to start a reaction like this is infuriating and makes a piece become unsellable and a complete waste of time. What the hell is going on all of a sudden?!?