Extreme coding, anyone?
Coding while homeless. Actually exists but people don't like it for some reason.
Extreme Ironing
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#32Another valid proof of people do anything to get attention.
Boo. Pretty sad way to view people having fun.
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#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
I mean if this is true it really just calls the validity of the whole sport into question. You obviously can’t iron without heat.
Uh, do you think the point of the sport is to de wrinkle clothes?
Yes, of course. Non dewrinkling ironing on the peak of Mt. Everest is for casuals.
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#35For gamers, this[1] is probably the best extreme gaming equivalent. Playing horror games alone in the woods at night.
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#36A fairly good example, from the RAF in the Falkland Islands https://youtu.be/xyA9hpfBsB4?t=149
Presumably that's the Special Ironing Service (SIS) at work?
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#37It's clear that people are just doing this...ironically.
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#38It's clear that people are just doing this...ironically.
Go home
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
Albern, Dumm, Lächerlich? German has words for silly and the concept of silly.
No, parent is right. There is no word for silly in german. Instead, all german words pertaining to silly, also have an untranslatable connotation, a flavour to them, such as "silly, but with a deep undertone of contemplative thought as to how I ended up in this predicament", and so forth.
so ein quatsch!
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#40How is the iron powered when there are no electrical outlets at these places?