Little things that bother you. OCD or poor design?
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stevejfarms
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Broke a telephone pole with a corn head once. Utility company held it together with a 2” ratchet strap for 3 weeks until they got around to replacing it.
jryoung
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It was a roller coaster of emotions.
At first I'm all f*** you thermador and your f****** f***** screw placement....and in a heating element no less.
Then I was like, thank you Leupold for making awesome scopes and sending me an angled torx with every purchase.....I will continue to keep all 27 of them.
At first I'm all f*** you thermador and your f****** f***** screw placement....and in a heating element no less.
Then I was like, thank you Leupold for making awesome scopes and sending me an angled torx with every purchase.....I will continue to keep all 27 of them.
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2rocky
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Now that is making Lemonade outta lemons...next new scope is coming out of the home repair budget....
I keep all the Allen and torx keys that come with my wife’s cheap throwawa/need-to-assembled-BS-furniture/housewares. When I run into a situation like this, I go through the pile and tape the one that works in there. That way if I ever open it up again, the tool is right there. You’ll thank yourself when/if you ever open it up again.
Dakotakid
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Wildabeest
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One of many examples for me. My kitchen island. The barstools must be equally spaced and centered within the panels of the lower cabinet, legs all perfectly aligned to the hardwood floor planks, and seat tops rotated such that the seam is facing inwards and not visible. It’s a curse! 
The dog, obviously, thinks I’m crazy.
The dog, obviously, thinks I’m crazy.
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I do the same thing with the kitchen table and benches.
Small signs of visual disorder have been linked to an increase in antisocial behavior- I don’t need any more of that in my house than there already is.
shannerdrake
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shannerdrake
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If that’s “strange” then I don’t want to be normal.One of many examples for me. My kitchen island. The barstools must be equally spaced and centered within the panels of the lower cabinet, legs all perfectly aligned to the hardwood floor planks, and seat tops rotated such that the seam is facing inwards and not visible. It’s a curse!
The dog, obviously, thinks I’m crazy.
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