OT: The Lounge Thread - Part LVII - Fruit fly Edition

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Not long when you suck up some bleach afterwards…
LOL That's chemical warfare. I'm not too fond of those guys after one chased me and stung me half a dozen times after I disturbed it while trimming blackberries. It was relentless, had to get inside quick.
 
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LOL That's chemical warfare. I'm not too fond of those guys after one chased me and stung me half a dozen times after I disturbed it while trimming blackberries. It was relentless, had to get inside quick.
I shit you not brother/sister! I live in a home that usually had some kind of heterogenous bug festival the entire summer in my backyard. My old deck had carpenter ants as well. 4 years ago? I was getting ready for the summer festival. No chemicals but trying to limit their habitat…
My wife was sunbathing soon after and remarked that there were no bugs, but commented on a little bird, that looked like a chipmunk, that was eating any bug it could find. One of them even landed on her shoulder and looked at her with some bug in its beak and took off. Bugs were literally gone. I have 4 Carolina Wren birdhouses on my property. These little bastards will decimate any bug problem and have an attitude lmao!
 
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Hi guys, I'm not sure where to put this (if there is a broadcasting thread somewhere then this could be moved there) so here goes. I'm a Habs fan living in Finland and our local broadcaster (Viaplay) has kept jacking up their prices to an unbearable level so I cancelled my subscription there and have started to look for alternative options to watch the games. I now have the Sportsnet+ standard subscription (works with VPN) but there is still a regional restriction blocking the Habs regional broadcasts, so I looked up the blackout rules and Sportsnet states the following:
  • If you live in Quebec and cheer for the Canadiens or the Senators, Sportsnet+ STANDARD needs to be paired with TSN to stream all games. This is because Sportsnet+ owns the Canadiens and Senators national games (including playoffs), while TSN owns their regional ones. If you live there but cheer for anyone else, Sportsnet+ PREMIUM is best for you.
My question is what does it mean to "pair with TSN"? What do I need to do to get that work? I'm not really interested in getting the premium version because of its price and the blackouts are not really that big of an issue anyway because there are over 30 Habs games broadcasted nationally so that's definitely enough for me (the games are mostly played at the shittiest time possible considering where I live so there's no chance I'm watching all of them), just want to find out if this is possible in case there is a certain game I'd like to watch but can't with my current setup.
 
So tired if trying to find a stream at the last minute, If I don't have and want cable... is there any other options I don't know about since I'm in the gatineau/ootawa region I can't do sportsnet, would want to avoid a vpn as well... I want to pay, but I want to watch all 82 games with no problems
 
Some updates. Fall is here and am proud to say my efforts this summer have decimated my fruit fly problem before those bastards even got started! Also, my birthday present was a high quality wool blanket from France!
 
Hi guys, I'm not sure where to put this (if there is a broadcasting thread somewhere then this could be moved there) so here goes. I'm a Habs fan living in Finland and our local broadcaster (Viaplay) has kept jacking up their prices to an unbearable level so I cancelled my subscription there and have started to look for alternative options to watch the games. I now have the Sportsnet+ standard subscription (works with VPN) but there is still a regional restriction blocking the Habs regional broadcasts, so I looked up the blackout rules and Sportsnet states the following:
  • If you live in Quebec and cheer for the Canadiens or the Senators, Sportsnet+ STANDARD needs to be paired with TSN to stream all games. This is because Sportsnet+ owns the Canadiens and Senators national games (including playoffs), while TSN owns their regional ones. If you live there but cheer for anyone else, Sportsnet+ PREMIUM is best for you.
My question is what does it mean to "pair with TSN"? What do I need to do to get that work? I'm not really interested in getting the premium version because of its price and the blackouts are not really that big of an issue anyway because there are over 30 Habs games broadcasted nationally so that's definitely enough for me (the games are mostly played at the shittiest time possible considering where I live so there's no chance I'm watching all of them), just want to find out if this is possible in case there is a certain game I'd like to watch but can't with my current setup.
Did you fix your problem?
 
Imagine buying something as straightforward as a microwave and immediately getting annoyed by two things about it.

1) The display light is so bright it's ridiculous

2) Opposite to that, the inside light is so dim you can't see what's going on inside

I miss the 1990s, when every appliance didn't suck balls. I must have had 10 microwaves in my life and I don't recall any of them having any issue. They just worked and left me alone.
 
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Hey guys going to meet some friends at the South Shore to watch a game in a couple weeks (Saturday night). Any recommendations for a sports bar in the brossard/candiac/chateauguay area? Thanks,.
 

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