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PYREX is safer. It sustains sudden temperature changes better than Pyrex.

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. Yeah. But that’s only “old” PYREX (pre-late 90s) when they were made with borosilicate. The newer pyrex is soda lime. It’s also easy to tell if it’s soda lime because it will have a green or blueish tint to the glass.

I think Europe still uses borosilicate, but I’m not sure. But the old stuff is worth picking up at garage sales or estate sales because it really is much better.

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The First Cut

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No one listen to her. She’s an LSU fan for softball only, but she is otherwise and Ole Miss fan.

A few Threads started by her praising Ole Miss (pretty much all other threads started are about softball or bashing LSUs other sports)

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Her only positive posts are about Ole Miss (Here’s a small sampling. There are many many more)

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So LSU was butthurt then they hired these administrators from Ole Miss? Or in your tiny little skull it only goes one way?

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quote: “I’m so glad Austin Thomas is gone. Let him play Madden General Manager at Ole Miss.”

In yet another episode of LSU fans rabidly love you right up the point that they abhor you, we present Austin Thomas.

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“They ain’t leaving that “prestigious university” in shithole Mississippi. Come on”


You can always tell who's never been to Oxford, especially when they are trying to favorably compare Baton Rouge to it.

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I’m sure the club you work at frowns on their janitors talking about members like this. You are just there to pick up after the members and not give a commentary.

ATT Fiber > Cox > All other ATT Internet.

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quickly ended their American dream.

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Her “American Dream” was her dream of getting free shite.

Kirismas Wacan!

He kept missing 3s and someone told him:

There will be times when you are going to think that you are shooting in the ocean from the boat, and we all know times when we are going to miss it from the deck. Focus on the swing, and do the small things right.

He must have thought they were talking about fishing.

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Your chances of upward mobility in the job market is extremely limited if you don't speak English.

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But at least you can become mayor!

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Sort of, the car is still producing the same cool or heat temp no matter what the setting once it has been running long enough.. Difference is that there auto systems blend in air to slow or increase the rate of change. But it's not like if you set it to 78 that it will blow out 78 degree air. It doesn't work that way

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I know how a blend door works, but wasn’t going to go into depth explaining in my post how heat from the heater core and cool air from the condensing coil is blended through a blend door/actuator to obtain a temperature.

People are familiar with the fact that they can slightly raise or lower their temp in a car and have the air blow at a slightly higher or lower temp from their vents. It wasn’t important to our conversation about home AC because that’s not how home ACs work. But for someone that doesn’t know how the systems work I could understand why they think a house might work that way.

It’s pretty easy to show people how the HVAC in the home works. All you have to do is get a cheap infrared thermometer and show them the temp at the return and then show them the temp at a vent. You can show that the air blows about the same temp no matter what they set it at. But then you may be stuck trying to explain “temperature drop” between the return and the vent (or both sides of the evaporator coil) as the house continues to cool down.