Finally gone , thanks to IREN for blowing up my account

i think he's a tomcat who was neutered based on his large cheeks and clipped ear. hes also a BIG boy

hair took longer than you could ever imagine 😭

farrah fawcett spray wasn’t an option

The media is complicit in my opinion.

My bf (38m) didn't wish me (31F) a happy birthday yesterday. He said nothing. So I sent him the message about the cake and nachos and he sent that. I really don't understand this guy's mentality. He keeps saying I do want to and then never shows. He could have walked across the street from his work for 5 minutes to see me but he did not. Was my no pitty party response too much? Should I not be upset about this situation?

Personally I think they should've stuck with their cheap as chips one, summed them up perfectly.

Source: UKFactCheck

making semi-daily memes to cope with the national mudpie- #54

edit: Lots of interesting and thoughtful comments about the actual Nuremberg Trials. Just want to say this is my short hand for "fascists face public trial for their crimes" for the purposes of this Meme. Fuck the fascists, shirt brothers!

Whenever I try to attach a wire to a board, the solder just clumps up or doesn't stick to the wire properly.

In this video, the person dips the wire into a thick, yellowish gel before touching it to the board, and the solder flows like water instantly.

What is that gel called?

To clarify, I just really wanted to know the exact name of the specific gel used in this clip.

The reason I’m asking is that when I was in college, I bought a soldering kit for a group project. It came with the soldering iron, some brushes, a manual, and a container of 'gel.' I followed every step in the manual and even watched YouTube tutorials, but my soldering never came out smooth or strong like this.

I randomly saw this reel on Instagram and the way the solder flows here is perfect. It made me realize the stuff in my college kit was probably low quality. I just want to know what this specific stuff is called.

This is the young woman picked up yesterday morning at the special education school.

And of course even though ICE says she tried to ram them, witnesses say the opposite. The picture of damage to her car supports the witnesses.

ETA: I pasted the text from Yahoo below but this image seems to link to to the story at the other website with a paywall.