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  1. Based on recent trends, we have made some changes and clarifications to our guidelines. 1: Do not post pictures of bites or stings. There are lots of things - many of which are not bug-related - that can cause bumps, rashes, swelling, itching, or other marks on your skin. It is impossible to tell what caused them from a picture of the symptoms.

  2. It would need to be kept in very controlled environments to prevent it from flexing or warping in any way. Similarly, the tightening torque label seems to indicate the type of wrench to be used (M5) and the amount of torque to be applied (25 deciNewton-meters or dNm). At a bet, the engraved numbers are an ID number (the long one) and a focus ...

  3. r/FearAndHunger. Dedicated to the horror dungeon crawler game series 'Fear And Hunger', which contains the games 'Fear & Hunger' and its sequel 'Fear & Hunger 2: Termina' by Miro Haverinen. This is a place to share any related content like fanart, memes, discussions, news and more. Related subreddits are r/FearAndHungerNSFW for R34 and r ...

  4. www.reddit.com › r › thethingThe Thing - Reddit

    Throughout the film, the thing is presented as a being acting with no real rhyme or reason other than wanting to get out of the frozen climate. However, it has the intelligence to not only arrive in a spaceship, but literally build a new one with the resources at camp. Just seems that an alien with that intelligence would simply take everyone ...

  5. What is this thing? I found it on another subreddit and it’s driving me crazy. It’s a wooden spool and slope thing. The slope has a slit in the crest of the slope and I can’t figure out what this would be for. It was found while thrifting.

  6. What is this thing. 220K subscribers in the Whatisthis community. Welcome to r/whatisthis, a subreddit for identifying objects of unknown make, type, or origin. If you….

  7. 29. Feb. 2024 · It’s an unknown object (not from space, though!) that needs some help from the Internet to identify it. Luckily, there is a subreddit for that. The What Is This Thing community is fortunately still going strong with more than 2.7 million members! It’s a place where you can post a picture of an item that you can’t for the life of you ...