Cap’n bears a striking resemblance to Joaquin Phoenix.

From my relatively lesser experience I can suggest a couple of easy things to cross off your list.

• look at first layer thickness, not sure how thick you’re going but thicker material is more likely to stick and stay put.
• reduce cooling (eg fan speed) in the first couple layers to promote adhesion
• as others have said, clean your print bed, I’m a fan of isopropyl.
• increase bed temp by 5°C
• slow your first layer(s) further.

I am certainly no expert- these would be my first ports of call before I start praying to the google-fu gods.

With Alocasia to match.

Super eebie jeebie blursed fleshlight/sock puppet vibes on that first pic.

I love Catherine O’Hara, but couldn’t quite get into the show. You’re the second person to say that to me this week - I may have to give it another shot.

This GIF is top shelf - in my top 5 I keep on hand for sure! It makes me want to give the show another shot in its own right.

I’m sorry, so was he advocating that fellow right-wing assholes “appropriate” the word nazi and use it as a badge of honor??!

Meryl Streep voiced Jessica Lovejoy - in what I think was a nice test run for Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada. She’s amazing!

I feel like there should be one more line and a change:

He who knows, and knows he knows, is smart; beware him.

He who knows, and know he knows not, is wise; follow him

Stigmata*?

Ohhhh - Homer buys Assassins!

“I’m sorry sir, warranty doesn’t include fire, theft or acts of dog.” It wasn’t til many years later that I realised how freakin genius that line was when I heard it again and had the context of ‘acts of god’ in Ts and Cs.

Santa’s Little Helper was terrible, he destroyed the Bouvier family quilt (amongst other things), and Bart was going to have to give him away unless he could learn to behave. But took him to training and he tried as hard as he could but they just didn’t make any progress. Right at the end of the episode Bart is teary and upset and opining about how his dog couldn’t even learn how to sit and we see from Santa’s little helper’s perspective Bart saying “blah blah blah blah blah SIT “ and he sits. It turns out he finally did learn some manners and he got to stay with his family.

Well your comment makes me wonder is it the episode where Lisa gets the mumps and Homer buys her the teen magazines to read while she’s sick. I have some random quote coming to mind “hey, how many of these guys are called Corey?” “Hah, all of them”

Assume this scene is Lenny covering for Homer which involves sitting and donuts.

Seriously, did he hit on her early in her career and she turned him down or something? This is outright obsession. She must have rejected him in a way so emasculating and demeaning and humiliating, and categorically undeniable with such confidence and self-assurance that he has gone full comic book villain. She’s his origin story. He’s still bullying her so hard I think he still wants her. He’s the high school kid who got rejected by his crush and so he becomes her persecutor. Bullying and ostracising at every opportunity - and with a brain so underdeveloped (demented) there is no sense of self-awareness or self-control. He’s basically at the stage of school shooting.

All the more reason why a) They needed that coordinator role filled by someone capable with experience. And b) why the camps should have had their own emergency protocols for the eventuality that a general warning should turn into something emergent.

If there wasn’t something in place it sounds to me like gross incompetence and negligence. These people had a duty of care to children - not having a direct means of communication for an emergency seems inexcusable if they didn’t. I mean what were they going to do for the venomous snake bite or a severe injury, or even a missing person. Heck it’s in Texas right by the border, I’m surprised they didn’t have a plan for a Brown person sighting with an assumed motive of abduction. God, maybe they did - but 27 young girls all armed with semi automatic weapons doesn’t save them from a flood…

Okay this is getting dark, even for me.

I hope there is some investigation into the procedures and emergency protocols of the group(s) running camps in the area.

The article doesn’t discuss the safety measures in place should the region’s most predictable natural disaster occur on river banks nicknamed “Flash Flood Alley”. It’s an obvious question to ask with hindsight. The article gave the impression that there really wasn’t much - word of mouth from people further up river in a place with patchy cellular coverage - I’d be surprised if these camps could even get insurance without something more concrete in place. It’s Texas and this was a Christian camp - it occurs to me to ask, did the religious nature of the camp allow some exemptions or avoidance of administrative scrutiny such as safety standards which otherwise may have been applicable?

This is an unbelievable tragedy and I’m horrified at the indiscriminate culling of institutional knowledge that’s taken place. I’m left with the nagging wonder - had the warnings coordinator role at the weather service still been filled and the warnings been better broadcast - how different would the outcomes have been for those 27 kids and the survivors who will never be the same. I hope some learnings will come in this area too, either to implement or reinforce emergency management for these camps and similar organisations.

Until someone knocks out big bro. Or he gets annoyed and tells you to rack off. or someone retaliates while he’s not around…

Kind of how Australia has been know to chase big bro USA into a fight, then stand behind him, pointing its finger and antagonising the other side from behind the big bro shield?

Pyne’s voice enhances punchability by a factor of at least 10. Embodiment of the word snivelling.

I thought Dwayne meant pipe?