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Extreme Ironing
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#42How is the iron powered when there are no electrical outlets at these places?
We are in the middle of a battery revolution so... batteries.
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#43Extreme coding, anyone?
Ask a digital nomad :)
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#44How do they power their irons?
I found this: "We took our own iron. It's not battery powered so it doesn't iron that well, but the quality of the ironing is not the point - it's where you do it." [1] So it sounds like they just run a not-plugged-in regular iron over some fabric and call it ironing? [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/apr/25/everest.nepal
That's not ironing. It's a fabric massage.
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#45Another valid proof of people do anything to get attention.
People will also do all sorts of things for fun.
What percentage of these people do you think do this and then DON'T post an image / video of it somewhere to get views? I would guess it rounds down to 0%.
It's pure attention seeking. And it also might be fun.
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#46For some reason I read it as extreme ignoring and now wonder what that sport would look like
Ask my wife
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#47How do they power their irons?
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#48How do they power their irons?
Finally, an application for the conductive bungee cord...
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#49I invented a new sport a few months ago; extreme rock balancing. It's like regular rock balancing except I did it at the bottom of the sea at least 10 meters deep without scuba. I stacked 4 rocks.
It's a combination of freediving and rock balancing.
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#50How is the iron powered when there are no electrical outlets at these places?
We are in the middle of a battery revolution so... batteries.
Maybe use an RTG - just for maximum extremeness?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioisotope_thermoelectric_ge...
Edit: You could just cut out the generator bit and have a nuclear iron.