Ausfag

Muh bootstraps

something something white people

just go to the GOP website and read up

The idea behind it is ok but the execution is terrible

Q&As are always kinda cringey

just do another vid

the original execution was kinda bad and didn't take into account that the insurance companies would very quickly pivot to try to make even more money by using excuses that can't be enforced by the government

they rolled people up into insurable classes creating a self-fulfilling prophecy that people in the obamacare class are expensive to insure

anyway this is /pol/ shit gtfoo

all I know is that this place was filled with pretty noisy children before

and zambz was a funny not-sure-if-trolling maga-hat enthusiast

i lulzed when I realized he was a kid

and then I started wondering if I should gtfo back to IRC since maybe all yous ppl were kids

zambz was unfunny and deserved a quick painless death xXD 🔫

Whatever happened to that one reviewer who had the fucked up leg

he becoming an robot

fucken sitting here infron of an industrial fan wearing nothing but boxers and im still hot

and probably going deaf

someone gimme some chinkshit to distract me from the eternal agony

:(

so I have an old 15 year old pair of these https://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR-V700DJ-Studio-Monitor-Headphones/dp/B00005QBU6 and the plastic is slightly cracked near the swivels (it's a common design issue); anyone have repair tips

im only HALF convict

epoxy

or just buy some cheap headphone like HD 681's and attatch the cups to the 681 frame/headband

if its like truly fukt

nah they're still wearable

just fragile / on the verge

wtf?

I'd like to keep them intact b/c nostalgia reasons

just epoxy it or contact cement it

did jap moot break 4chan again

huh

looks fine to me

super slow image and post times

fugg <:benis:239668961011040257>

works fine for me

must have been just a hiccup

is there a /csg/ on the other chans

bytemask, don't use acetone or solvent based cements because lmaoplastic. If you can get them apart into bits, your best option would be to epoxy both sides, inside and outside, then sand to fit once cured

i've been getting extremely slow image load times for the past several days, i don't think it's a hiccup