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Deathwatch72 t1_jcwyytg wrote
Reply to comment by gladysk in [Hockey] The University of Wisconsin has won the D1 women’s hockey national championship! by 941JJO
Wrestling or wrasslin?
Deathwatch72 t1_jcwywor wrote
Reply to comment by RiverRat1648 in [Hockey] The University of Wisconsin has won the D1 women’s hockey national championship! by 941JJO
That's pretty impressive, definitely one of those left 0 doubt moments
Deathwatch72 t1_ivukwdm wrote
Reply to comment by PuffDaddy_420 in Stars over a Boab Tree, Western Australia [1024 x 723] [OC] by VLWphotography
Not as old as you're probably thinking. The trees store massive amounts of water in the trunk so you shouldn't compare it to something like an oak tree
Deathwatch72 t1_iugeza6 wrote
Reply to Ross Chastain's epic wall-riding maneuver on the last lap at Martinsville gets him a spot in the title race by AlphaInvictus
All we need for the perfect video is somebody to overlay the guitar solo from Panama into a video of him doing it
Deathwatch72 t1_jds9m88 wrote
Reply to comment by PoopOnYouGuy in My Aunt’s GE Spacemaker Coffeemaker from 1988, used nearly everyday since by ME5SENGER_24
It's a side effect of using hard water, so if you live in an area that has soft water it's never something you probably had to deal with.
Hard water means that you have a lot of calcium and magnesium dissolved in the water. Boiling water leads to evaporation which leads to these minerals being deposited and forming a scale that impedes water flow and can cause damage to heal.
Really not a difficult problem to deal with as long as you remember to keep up with it, you can pretty easily clean it with white vinegar because that redissolves the calcium and magnesium scale.