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To keep the content from tumbling out? Apologies, I don't totally get it, but I am trying to picture it here.

No worries, I am a fucking weirdo like - super cereal. I'm mixed, and I grew up in a predominantly black area without cable or anything. The TV was typically occupied by the adults so it was like a pretty hard thing to get a whack at. I was for sure alive, I just am really shit with a combination of cultural references and names in general. Big apologies on my behalf, cause you know - you can "google" everything but I also figured like - we could just you know - talk like people do hahaha! I think just looking everything kind of ruins the human experience in a way. I mean it's fun, and fine. It's something that I do a lot of. I just figured if you had something nifty to share I would readily take a look at it (and I am sure lots of others would too =)!)

I'll just glance at his Youtube instead, cause I think makers are the bee's knees and they're pretty fun to have a watch over. Heads up on the glue gun, grab a "nice one" doesn't have to be the best, but don't grab bottom of the barrel. We did that cause we needed one for a mini project over here. At the time we had just moved and money was tight. We figured just grab the cheap one, it'll be no problem. That thing was awful. It was labeled as "high heat" but that sucker melted glue at a glacial rate. I mean it was just painful. I think it probably needed a 10 on, 15 off rule or something because it ended up burning out too. If I grabbed another I'd go for like...idk - one that fluctuates temperatures, has a stand, and is way less of a fire hazard. I did think, man these things are nifty though while using them and understood while all the craft folks go bananas for them.

Big thanks, and super no worries.

When I opened the link I had a "woahohohohoho" kinda deep belly laugh so thank you for that. Hehehe! I never even thought of that. One time I did see a show where someone used beach trash to represent a dead seagull or something like that but it was a long time ago. I think it was a statement on well...beach trash. This kinda reminds me of that. It's so awesome what human minds can come up with =P!

Holy jam, these are so cute and I think I might gather some cardboard and create a sensory deprivation chamber I once sat in many moons ago with something like this. I didn't think about how you could use plastic screws to fortify cardboard builds you make. Thank you!

I love the artistry of the creations. I think it sort of reminds me of the difference between frugal minimalism and mindful minimalism. Thanks for the recommendation, I am going to have to take some ideas from this book.

On the low-low - I still use Youtube like...90% of the time. I don't have a Google account anymore, but almost all of the content I love is on there. I have a Peertube account, but I haven't really spent a majority of time on it. I'd watch it though, seriously.

I am making a mental note on this. I once lived in a place where getting dirt was so nearly impossible, and compost seemingly was the only way to produce more outside of just importing it. I have always found this kind of stuff so interesting. I plan on living in the middle of nowhere again at some point soon, and need to put this somewhere in the depths of my brain-bin for future reference. Thank you for not only sharing, but also providing awesome links. I am going to scour them. Cheers and keep being awesome =)!

Hey there, took a look at all of these resources. I had no clue that cutter existed, but it looks quite lovely. Once upon a life ago I used to use box cutters to hand cut a lot of precision things. I still take immense joy from doing so, and have pretty much been cannibalizing everything with an x-acto. I gotta share this guy and see if maybe it'll be a good fit for our household now or later. On the shroomies, looks like you got a good grow with just the boiled cardboard. Gotta love fresh oyster mushrooms =)

Also I think I gotta make one of those finger-friendly cutters because it's just to cute and tinker-y not to. Thanks again for the share!

That's exactly how I feel actually. No worries, I hope you like it =)! The music is made by the Stardew Valley guy. It's really such a cute game.

I love this! Vis-novels are a hard sell unfortunately =/

Ty poop, I love your name btw =) This game goes on sale for five bucks all the time if you're not a buy it at full price kind of person. It really is a great game though, I think it's one of my most played as a whole. It works great on both a controller, as well as a mouse and keyboard. It's really a wonderful little journey as long as you're okay with abstract and crunchy graphics =)

I'll take a look then, I just had never heard of the guy but figured you might have a video or something to show. Either way, thanks for the info =)

Thanks for the share, I would have had no idea =)