You know what works better than the Batter (stuck with whatever funky batter mix inside) Blaster? Mix up your favorite batter and put it into a pastry bag with your choice of tip. Interested to get a can an see what the added air does for the consistency,Are you really that lazy that you need it in a can? Whipped cream for that matter-a waste of good Nitrous Oxide!! Otherwise-Does it come in Belgian Waffle Mix?

Hmmmmmmm? A pot roast, coat it with a can of this bout' 15mins from done, voila. Baste with yer choice of reduction!!

For a more practicable test, go to YouTube and watch random videos with your eyes closed, while writing down what skin color you think the speaker is most likely to have. Then watch those videos again with your eyes open and write down whether you guessed the skin color of the speaker correctly. Crunch some numbers, and voila, you'll have a metric for the accuracy of your ability to determine the skin color of a speaker from his voice.

*voila

just needs a matching epic beard, and hopefully one can avoid having to sit next to people on public transport!

"and when I leave the house there's a significant chance my arm will be ripped away from my body! Voila!"

ah! For all that are interested I proudly present:

Got to put the bike outside, or else i can't drive inside
My car is 1,49 meters (4 feet and 10.6614173228347 inches )
1,49 is the width of my car
The garage is 1,55 wide
That means I have 6 cm left. 3 cm on each side.
I put up this sponge(?) so I won't crash into the wall
because I have so little space, that is why I did it.
I can't drive against the wall can I?
That is why I put it there, and on the other side
I'm going to put the car inside.
---parking the car---
Now I just have to open this door to open the door of the car.
Now I just drive backwards and I can get out.
Turn off the engine, and get out.
Push the car forwards, and I'm inside.
Close the car door, than the other door.
And then I put two chairs in front of it.
Just put two chairs in front of it and my house is all cleaned up.
Look at it!
Voila!

I've used Speedtree before. It's dead simple really, you pick your tree type, tweak colour values, randomise trunk and branch patterns and finally generate the tree with the desired polygon count and voila. It's hardly any work at all to generate scenes like he did in this film.

There is another video on his Vimeo channel showing how he created one of the scenes in this film, all the way from modeling through to final comping. It's very interesting to see his work flow.

Here it is.

Voila!

>> ^rosser99:
My monitor went bad last week, but at the time of failure, I didn't know if it was my monitor or video card. So, I took my monitor to geek squad because it was the only computer place open at the time. The plan was to have them hook up the monitor to their signal.....if it worked at Best Buy, my video card was toast, and if it was the monitor, it would have the same fault there that I had at home....
After very clearly explaining the plan to the girl (and informing her that if the monitor was bad, I would be buying a new one from them that day), she informed me there would be a $60 dollar diagnostic fee. Yes...to hook it up to a DVI cable running off one of their systems. $60. After I had a brief chat with the GS manager and explained how hooking it up to a computer should not count as a payable "diagnostic," she went ahead and hooked it up gratis. I watched her the entire time and realized that she didn't correctly hook the thing up (I could tell from some of the indicator lights on the monitor). She brought it back and informed me it was a bad monitor, to which I had to insist that she hook it up again, correctly this time. She refused, and again I had to explain to the manager how I knew that she hadn't correctly hooked it up. He did it for her, and voila, things went as they should have and I knew for certain it was a bad monitor.
If GS is employing workers who literally don't know how to hook up a monitor, god help the person going there with a real problem......


Dude, we'll forgive you for going to Best Buy with a computer problem - as it's a source of spare parts of all else fails - but why didn't you just hook it up yourself to one of the monitors on the showroom floor?

Seriously...

My monitor went bad last week, but at the time of failure, I didn't know if it was my monitor or video card. So, I took my monitor to geek squad because it was the only computer place open at the time. The plan was to have them hook up the monitor to their signal.....if it worked at Best Buy, my video card was toast, and if it was the monitor, it would have the same fault there that I had at home....

After very clearly explaining the plan to the girl (and informing her that if the monitor was bad, I would be buying a new one from them that day), she informed me there would be a $60 dollar diagnostic fee. Yes...to hook it up to a DVI cable running off one of their systems. $60. After I had a brief chat with the GS manager and explained how hooking it up to a computer should not count as a payable "diagnostic," she went ahead and hooked it up gratis. I watched her the entire time and realized that she didn't correctly hook the thing up (I could tell from some of the indicator lights on the monitor). She brought it back and informed me it was a bad monitor, to which I had to insist that she hook it up again, correctly this time. She refused, and again I had to explain to the manager how I knew that she hadn't correctly hooked it up. He did it for her, and voila, things went as they should have and I knew for certain it was a bad monitor.

If GS is employing workers who literally don't know how to hook up a monitor, god help the person going there with a real problem......

-Take 3 ounces King of the Hill
-Shake real well
-Voila!

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And voila! Your skylight is clean!

WTF I lived in Germany for 5 1/2 years and no Sift up that i can remember then i leave and voila...a get together....(shakes fist at the sift)

ok so what is up with the virginia sift or i would be willing to go as far as the (Eastcoast Sift) New York perhaps?

Ha! We certainly don't see you around here enough..

In reply to this comment by handmethekeysyou:
This is so much easier than getting a wrench, unscrewing two joints, and simply emptying the pipe's contents into a bucket!

Now all I have to do is hop in the car, drive to a hardware store, buy a wet/dry shop vac, come back home, steal someone's pantyhose (I hate that word and I hate their existence, for the record), and voila! So easy! Thanks handyman douchebag.

"In this case it's a wet/dry shop vac, but any vacuum cleaner, I would imagine, will do."

No it won't. Do not do that. There's a reason "wet/dry" is part of the name. If you drop your wedding ring down the drain and whip out your Hoover, you're going to be in for a very sad time.

>> ^handmethekeysyou:
Now all I have to do is hop in the car, drive to a hardware store, buy a wet/dry shop vac, come back home, steal someone's pantyhose (I hate that word and I hate their existence, for the record), and voila! So easy! Thanks handyman douchebag.


I agree with your dislike for pantyhose, as well. For instance, these two scenarios involving an attempt at roleplay during an average day after work:

"Take off yer pantyhose, lady."
"No way, pervert!"
"I hate it when you call me a pervert, honey."

"Drop yer panties, lady."
"Okay, sir!"
"Yeah, I like when you call me sir."

In one scenario, the woman (your wife, girlfriend, or secretary) is coming home from work (or is at work if it's your secretary) and doesn't want to mess around. Pantyhose is for work, not play.

In the second scenario, the woman is in a more casual state, wearing panties, rather than the full hose, and will enjoy it if you tell her to drop them.

However, there is one additional scenario (the best one, imo):

"Drop yer panties, baby."
"I don't have any panties to drop."
"Oh, snap!"

This is my own justification for disliking pantyhose and in return disliking the word itself.

Pantyhose: bad
Panties: good
No panties: excellent