Ross
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Which is why I think he is straight.
So, how was your day?
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I was actually replying to your comment of never having a girlfriend. 
Sorry...
Sorry...
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Here
Can you see it?
I'd recommend that you either move the computer into the wall so that it fits in perfectly with the dent, or blame it on a sibling, pet, imaginary friend, pony, alien, or that kid at school who's really annoying
Difficult when they never enter my room, I'm the only one at home right now.
I'll blame the Boy from the Lab (I did this when I was about 5 whenever I broke something), I am covering it right now with a TV with a jersey on top over the dent. Soon I'll use something else because someone will move the jersey.
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Can you see it?
Difficult when they never enter my room, I'm the only one at home right now.
I think I have a solution for you. Cover it with some tape of some sort (Duct tape would be best) and then paint over it. It won't make the dent disappear completely, but it will hide it.
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SkythonHere
Can you see it?
Difficult when they never enter my room, I'm the only one at home right now.
That's a pretty big dent! I'd keep it covered for a while, then randomly say "Oh my gosh! Look at this massive dent in the wall! How could this have happened!" acting all suprised like you didn't know about it.
Ross
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Thanks!I was actually replying to your comment of never having a girlfriend.
@Skython, Holy 🤬 that is a big dent
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Gone this route before... Didn't work... So I may try again if I can't cover it!
It's a small LCD but the platform thing makes the actual screen stick out about 100 mm from the wall. So I can't do that very easily.
The dent is about 5 mm tall. So I don't know if that's very big.
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SkythonGone this route before... Didn't work... So I may try again if I can't cover it!
It's a small LCD but the platform thing makes the actual screen stick out about 100 mm from the wall. So I can't do that very easily.
The dent is about 5 mm tall. So I don't know if that's very big.
Blame it on pop music.
"I'm sorry it's not my fault."
"Then who's fault is it?"
"I was listening to Iron Maiden live on youtube, and then I clicked the wrong link and Justin Bieber starts playing out of the speakers! The only solution was to kick the computer into the wall!"
"Sounds legit."
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Skython
In the morning before I leave I put the PC monitor in such a position to look like a cat has been up on the desk, and then pin it on that. It could happen, because our cats are that useless.
And then ask if I can attempt to fix it up.
That's totally going to work
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That's totally going to work
It will work as well as my hammering did to smoothen my work in metal work.
Step 1: Find the biggest Hammer... Check!
Step 2: Belt the living daylights out of the metal... Check!
Step 3: Smoothen the metal... X
Step 4: Shout at friend for not stopping me... Check!
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No. Paper-mâché instead. I've never done it, but I've heard that it works.
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To save space Ill get my point through...
Don't know if serious or not...
I have some paste here but I think some sort of insect would end up eating it away. Same with toothpaste. It's even the right colour.I think the paste stuff and tape with paint would do it, fill the hole poking just fine.
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I found out today I'm defenitely not 20/20 vision. Lol. I can't see that well out of one eye...
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My day has been pretty terrible. I had four tests I have to take in four classes 
The 1st one was about Earth & Space (serves as FCAT prep), but there was one or two I didn't really understand even with the notes crammed into my head. The 2nd one was for Spanish, Action Verbs. We had to conjugate each word listed from the projector and write out one sentence for singular & plural. Was very tiring.. The 3rd one was on a short story we read for some time, and was basic recall questions. Finally the 4th one was an open-book test so there's no problems there.
The 1st one was about Earth & Space (serves as FCAT prep), but there was one or two I didn't really understand even with the notes crammed into my head. The 2nd one was for Spanish, Action Verbs. We had to conjugate each word listed from the projector and write out one sentence for singular & plural. Was very tiring.. The 3rd one was on a short story we read for some time, and was basic recall questions. Finally the 4th one was an open-book test so there's no problems there.
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TechnicolorsMy day has been pretty terrible. I had four tests I have to take in four classes
We have CAPTs. We took the reading response one today. Where you have to read a short story and answer 4 1-Page questions on it.
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Got up in the morning, bought tickets to see my favourite modern band (Radiohead), went to uni, had a productive Lecture and Seminar session, got home, had a good nap, did some work, cooked dinner and now I'm winding down by watching this, since I wanted to see what Radiohead's latest album sounds like live:
I'd say it was a pretty good say!
I'd say it was a pretty good say!
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My day was very, VERY long. This semester, every Wednesday consists of two classes, two lessons with my professor, and three rehearsals. That fills up the day from 8 am to 11 pm pretty much non-stop. Today, though, was even worse. In addition to all that I had to perform at a colleague's recital during the one open space I had. I was scraping for a break the whole day, but some pretty cool stuff happened during all of these events.
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Seeing any band that plays music you like is always so great, no matter where it is.
Anyway, today is okay so far, good and bad going on. Between friends, or lack of, the crazy wind, the nice temperature, finally getting a haircut, and going out to ride for the first time in a couple weeks. The wind is too much, though. I feel like today will be better though, because nitrorocks is having an 800hp X2010/X2011 race tonight, and I always wanted to do an organized race with those cars.
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Unlike Vandenal, my day IS going well. I just realized that in my Cabbage Computer class I can just listen to music through Youtube... 
This has made my day! And I don't even have to bother restarting the song (yes, just one song) because Youtube does it automatically!
This has made my day! And I don't even have to bother restarting the song (yes, just one song) because Youtube does it automatically! 
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Enjoy it - I saw them perform an uncontested closing night at Lollapalooza in Chicago in '08, which saw the majority of the setlist consist of In Rainbows and Kid A material. It's arguably the greatest live music experience I've had, and a memory I'll never forget 👍
My day has been decently good, minus the lousy weather. I forgot how much I dislike having to deal with large organizations through the phone, but all was forgiven when a friend sent me this:
Next week can't come fast enough, now
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Ran the farthest I've ever done in my life.
7 miles.
7 miles.
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So, a final round up of my day goes as such...
Break my MP3's headphone port... No music... Nothing to keep me sane between classes... Hit MP3 with hammer in metal work... Break it even more... Decide new MP3 is needed... Be tortured seeing someone right next to me listening to what I would have listened to... Had a cry... Come home, look at headphones; MP4's; new Mouse/keyboard and now I prepare to use about $100 on the things I need.
So today isn't a good day compared to my first thoughts earlier...
Break my MP3's headphone port... No music... Nothing to keep me sane between classes... Hit MP3 with hammer in metal work... Break it even more... Decide new MP3 is needed... Be tortured seeing someone right next to me listening to what I would have listened to... Had a cry... Come home, look at headphones; MP4's; new Mouse/keyboard and now I prepare to use about $100 on the things I need.
So today isn't a good day compared to my first thoughts earlier...
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