#Used pressure washer

[badly-drawn-doflamingo]

That is NOT a healthy shade of blond…. he turned moldy, yall.

[ellzilla]

And to no ones surprise, you know who is acting as if we are the problem. Not surprised just disappointed. Like I THINK when most of the fandom has something to say something about a post, in which YOU deleted, I don’t think we’re the ones that are the problem. At this point it just feels like they’re still using the tags to spite as because they’re upset that no one agreeded with them.

But anyway. I’m glad that the whole incident had some positivity spreading throughout the tag.

Mhm mhm! Agree with a majority of this 'cept the 'still using tags to spite' thing. They def deleted the post bc they couldn't handle how people reacted to their horrendous take was plus didn't want creepypasta fans who have no clue abt it to see it while scrolling through their blog. Ik they've mildly annoyed people before by crosstagging their posts as Marble Hornets when it has little to nothing relating to it so it's just tags for reach. It's kinda crayzay they double downed with another post like. If you're gonna delete that shitass take post, why make another abt it that calls everyone who disagreed with you Horny Stupid Teenagers? Because if you had the post up, people'd see you? And indeed! Felt like a chunk of the fandom for a day said "Wtf you're a lil toxic, reminder to everyone this is Not The Case". Also crazy how they misused "if you can't write, don't" to mean "If you can't write a story 'properly' then don't fucking try" when it meant "If you're forcing yourself to write, don't and take a break". Bro turned a positive and healthy quote into one filled with venom!

[virtualcarrot]

For context, my (cursed) house sits below the street. It relies on a sump pump to evacuate waste water. I had it installed seven years ago because when I bought the house, the water went directly into the river which is a nono. It's since been my greatest fear that it might one day break.

Well, it happened. Which I only realized when my shower started flooding with dirty backwater from the basin three days ago.

(In hindsight, there were signs--the pump had been much louder than usual for days--that I ignored, because I am an anxious person by nature and tend to overreact)

Anyway: shock and horror, and then panic because it's still summer and most plumbers are on vacation and those that are available won't put their hands in the basin to access the sump pump and can't be bothered pumping the water out. They advised using a wastewater collecting service, which announced a 250 euros fee for that alone + the need to block 3 parking spaces in the constantly packed street for their hugeass truck.

Well, will you believe that my neighbor, whom I asked for simple advice because she's very handy, just dropped by with a bucket? And proceeded to help me haul the dirty dirty water up the stairs of the front yard all the way to the sewer manhole in the street? No hesitation--if anything, she was the one driving the whole thing--just set to the task, and even kept doing it while I bleached my shower clean.

Anyway, you know that moment where you realize there are people around you that you can count on? That will just help with no expectation of anything? The sheer gratitude you feel from it? Well, that.

[winemom-culture]

So today the black widow came back out from hiding to sit on its web and I was like hell yeah, ready for death when the pest guys get here but I was updating my mom on the whole saga in the meantime before they got there and she said something like “poor spider…. Just because you moved into her home 😔” and that made me cry about the dumb fucking spider like no exaggeration and as im sitting there literally blubbering the pest guys pull the fuck up and I see it out my window and RUN to the bathroom to put makeup under my eyes and I get the door and lead them to the garage and in two seconds they take their big fucking stick tool and OBLITERATE it like deadass no corpse they atomized it LOOOOOL. So at that point I pretty much had to be over it. so they brush down all its fucking egg sacs and after they leave I go out there to like spray those with more raid so we don’t have thousands black widow spiderlings and after all this what must have been the goddamn male (much smaller, different colorings, no fat ass) crawls up out from the corner of the garage too and I just douse that fucker from a few feet away cause I’m so over the spider saga so I guess after everything I did kill a widow myself. I feel like the males don’t count tho it wasn’t nearly as scary looking. Ummmm sooooo yeah that’s my life thanks for tuning in

[stardustedknuckles]

Every time the dude dog trainer comes in and pisses me the fuck off I remember my dog trainer knows him and doesn't like him and who am I to disagree with a butch with her own business and a training waitlist?

[tcustodisart]

I need to draw her more often...

[inga-don-studio]

Two things I have learned:

1. Big industrial carpet stain extractor machines are very fun to use

2. The stains will have their revenge on every muscle in your body the next day so watch out

[bylertruther]

Hey! Regarding your post about Vecna Smell, I have what I believe to be the answer! I'm a mortician and I've dealt with bodies who have extensive burns but have now gone cold and don't have that inherent Alive Person Smell and have the Dead Person Smell instead on top of the burning. Gun to my head I can't describe the smell but boy it sure sticks with you. This is largely unhelpful and it's a burden I must bear to know what Vecna probably smells like. But meat freezer is close.

hello! thank you for sharing. :)

i like the combo of the gunpowder + sulfuric + damp wetland + meat freezer smell, because of the whole burnt to a crisp, "space traveler" + living in a musty environment and being the mustiest + living with carnivores and having dead bodies around thing. meat freezer has that stagnant thing to it, too, which fits metaphorically because the upside down and its master(s) are stuck.

i like to imagine it's one of those smells where you can taste every breath you take, or at least it feels like you can. like, overall, it's just... not something you get used to, and it gets exacerbated by the build up of spores that you're inhaling or whatever, because now it's on the inside, too. every breath, you're aware of it, but it's not like you can just stop breathing.

but it'd also be cool if it had its own... otherness? like, we could try our best to describe it, but we won't come close because this is something entirely new. like, the monsters for example. the particles. the mucus they secrete and that covers everything. whatever it is that their blood, saliva, and other bodily products would smell like, fertilizing the earth—which, speaking of, what is it made of? because that'd obviously contribute, too.

idk. i like to think about these things lol. 💙

[ashtonisvibing]

on better news my new pro controller and computer mouse came in earlier so now i have controller and mouse :D

[randompersonimettoday]

Group of teenagers who managed to somehow set off fireworks in our parking lot in a downpour.

They left before my manager found them, but the burn marks can't come out of the concrete. :(

[monochromatictoad]

I had a big post planned today, but I had a meltdown at work, and my energy got zapped away.

Also, in other news, if you want someone to do something with machinery that they never used before, maybe don't mock them when they don't do it the way you want them to or if they struggle to fit an ill fitting hose to the pressure washer.

Also, we have a dog run for my coworkers dogs to run around in, and I don't have a dog that comes with me to work, yet for some reason the manager in my department wanted me to clean it?

[funfooter]

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[swag-induced-psychosis]

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[todayintokyo]

German company Kärcher has used its high-powered pressure washers to create an enormous Godzilla on the Iwaya Kawauchi Dam in Saga Prefecture, Japan, to celebrate the dam's 50th anniversary. Godzilla will remain on the wall for 2 to 3 months.