surprisingly not

it's this english woman

http://i.4cdn.org/b/1504319195306.jpg

>tail

best post in the history of this server

I am glad of this achievment

Just 1UP'D it

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6dZX6lRIsQ

What is this heap of bitrate garbage

Actually

Nevermind

I dig it

👌🏿

The whole album is great

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj2ufAJQeuU

Any weebs know anything about kotatsus? Specifically how warm they get?

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depends on the heater element

i think they range from 350w to 1000w elements

generaly around 500

consider that they used to be hole in the grou---floor what had charcoal burner under metal grating

so from "gentle winter sun" tru "searing your sausages" to "no mortal shall survive this eternal hell"

they are probly most horrifying thing an electrician can imagine

pretty much open heater element in enclosed space with burning materials all around

"yes please i want to roll myself under table what can flame up and burn cheap polyester sheets to my skin and face while i cant crawl out due table legs"

@Tervy there are electricians that fly out on helicopters and actually the climb onto live power lines in the mountains.

i know

but rather that than volunteering under suicide table made by some drunk chinkface

on top of that they try to sell it as "cheaper option" whan whole apartment heating

"yeah no"

proper oil/sun setup during winter japan is aprox 4 times cheaper iirc

its litlebit same as those electric heater sheets

What about that "insulation" shit I heard somebody talk about at FutureCon?

do you really want to wrap yourself on some blanket full of heating element and if lucky 230v current

and wait until it shortcircuits while you sleep and you become stripped sausage in flames

im just saying if you want to burn your house down thats sure way to do it

and yes i know that normal (Read expensive what you guys dont aim for and chinks are known to "cut corners") kotatsus have fire retardant (not proof they still dry like tinder and self-combust) blankets and proper (hopefully) dual thermostats incase other one breaks + some models have small fan to prevent hotspots forming under but even then you need to sink A LOT of money to it

(and sure chinkshit way is to get the large aircon pipe under the table and push the air from the spaceheater (still not safe but slightly safer)