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▲ 0 r/survivorponderosa

I only just now heard about the "Survivor themed" animated movie. How long will it be till they incorporate some of the animated talking animals into the show? Will that be the "shark jump" we all know is coming?

Just when we thought Zac Brown was the low point.

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u/MaximusCanibis — 11 days ago
▲ 4 r/Appliances+1 crossposts

My clothes washer is malfunctioning, HELP!

I was doing laundry and heard a loud bang right around when it was starting or ending the spin cycle.

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While trying to dry run it on spin, it wasn't smooth and there was a rubbing sound and obvious friction.

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When I took it apart I noticed the drum is sloping towards the back noticeablely and the belt is very easy to remove. There is a considerable amount of play when lifting the rear of the drum.

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I attached a strap to the top of the drum casing to take the weight off the back end to see how it runs. Its slightly better but it doesn't get up to speed and there is still friction. When I remove the strap the back of the drum drops more than 1 1/2".

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Do I need a new motor or new stabilizers (circled in red) or both?

u/MaximusCanibis — 23 days ago
▲ 4 r/whatisthatmovie

I'm looking for a supernatural / jewel thief type movie.

This movie is from probably 80 - 84. There are these mission impossible type of burglars that are stealing a set of jewels (possibly 3) that are in separate collections that belong to a crown. When they are reunited with the crown some deadly shit goes down. These are the only things that I can recall but I'm pretty sure I'd know it if I saw it.

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u/MaximusCanibis — 1 month ago
▲ 8 r/okbuddydraper

I thought my wife might be cheating on me so I looked in her phone. I'm just going to think like Betty Draper would... I think my wife is going to throw me a birthday party with a bunch of naked dudes that I don't know. She looks happy maybe I will be too?!

u/MaximusCanibis — 2 months ago
▲ 436 r/madmen+1 crossposts

I just noticed something a bit odd in the episode "The Hobo Code".

When the vagabond sits down and is eating with Dick's family, everyone of the adults are eating with their fork in the left hand and knife in the right hand and not switching the fork to the right to eat. This is the way I eat but in my experience this is more "European" than it would have been in typical 1930s America. Also, the orientation of the fork is how an upper class individual would hold a fork.

Sorry but I couldn't find a video or picture.

u/MaximusCanibis — 2 months ago
▲ 39 r/MovieArena

Sean Penn, J Lo, Nick Nolte, Billy Bob Thornton, Joaquin Phoenix, Claire Danes and Jon Voight.

u/MaximusCanibis — 2 months ago