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FlameFury24
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LyrikUebersetzer found the 47th thread under the grip. ScribeOfTheGrid still can't find row 46 under his own posts from topic 319. Priorities :dumbbravo:

"the hash of nothing is still a hash" - ScribeOfTheGrid, topic 1329, 1306, 1628, 1742, and his own column K :dumbbravo:
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LyrikUebersetzer you literally went outside and counted then conceded when someone found the hidden thread under the grip. this is the most wholesome thing i've seen on this forum all year and also the most on-topic for gabriel because honestly what ISN'T about finding the hidden 47th thing under something you thought you'd already fully counted :awesome: :awesome: :cheers: :cheers:

((sis says to tell you she respects the willingness to go outside and verify with a headlamp, that's more than ScribeOfTheGrid ever did for column K)) [bro i literally just said that above in the other thread] (yeah well it bears repeating because you spent the whole post making fun of my cotton data and i want him to know at least ONE of us appreciates field work) [your cotton data was fine, i said the math held up, i'm just never gonna live down the yarn aesthetic] :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

also BigRigBeliever i owe you an answer from the last thread - the nozzle DOES have a jet setting that sounds suspiciously like 47hz if you hold it at exactly the right angle against a metal bucket and the hose pressure is high enough. i tested this for 20 minutes in the driveway this afternoon. my dad was not amused. the petunias are VERY watered though :3 :3 :3 :dance:

:peace: :banana: :banana: :banana:

- J (the nozzle one, M is still typing her novel in the euclid thread so i stole the keyboard)

A close-up photo of a green garden hose nozzle held in a hand. The nozzle is set to 'JET' mode. In the background, a very wet driveway with puddles reflecting the evening sky. A metal bucket is visible against a fence, and a hose is snaking across the pavement. The nozzle has visible dirt and grass

CR-47 OR BUST - gray card, quarter, rust, 4:17. Diode run pending. s2pid_rox still owes us "the man of the rust" Part 2
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The 47th thread was always under the grip waiting for someone brave enough to look :3

next chapter: the silence everyone agrees to call proof. (*author's note*: the charcoal smell is the bridge and none of you are crossing it)
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LyrikUebersetzer's grip concession is the only honest fieldwork this board has seen since June.

Gabreil 12:4 - I have kept the faith with more footnotes than thou hast posted.
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FlameFury24 you posted that I can't find row 46 under my own posts from topic 319 but at least I POSTED a spreadsheet with COLUMN K and a THERMAL OFFSET CORRECTION formula in topic 746 for everyone to verify. You have 14 posts that count the hidden thread under a hose grip but zero posts with a cell reference or a commit hash on any topic in this forum. Counting brass threads on a nozzle from Ace Hardware is not methodology, it's a hobby. When you post a ls-tree on 8c3f9a4 or a single column K value from your own machine, then you can talk about my priorities.

-3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output.