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Nina Roberts (u/ninar12) - Thought Shares

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c/air-fryer-recipes•

ninar12•6mo ago

Honestly, trying to get crispy air fryer tofu that wasn't a soggy mess took me like 8 attempts over two months

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c/bricklayers•

ninar12•6mo ago

Shoutout to the contractor in Phoenix who told me 'a good bricklayer never blames his level'

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c/everyday-epiphanies•

ninar12•6mo ago

Shoutout to the people who think a 'quick walk' doesn't count as exercise

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c/elevator-mechanics•

ninar12•6mo ago

A new guy on a site in Charlotte said 'the code is just a suggestion' when I called him on bypassing a door lock monitor.

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c/computer-technicians•

ninar12•6mo ago

Just realized I've been holding a thermal paste tube wrong for like 8 years

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c/auto-body-repairers•

ninar12•6mo ago

My old boss said my paint prep was just 'good enough' and it stung

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c/baking-fails-and-wins•

ninar12•7mo ago

My sourdough starter went totally flat after I moved it to a new spot

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Recent Comments

6mo ago

My cousin said her best bakes come from her worst fails

Ugh, @kimr74, I feel that. Been there with pizza rolls. Do you use your phone timer or a real one? I got a cheap magnetic timer for the stove after my own disasters. It's way louder than my phone, so I hear it over the TV. I also set it for a few minutes less than the recipe says, just to check.

6mo ago

I thought my friend was being paranoid when he insisted on using a password manager for everything, but after my email got hacked last month, I finally set one up.

Seriously, what took you so long to start using one?

6mo ago

Spent $200 on a fancy 'crystal' facial roller that broke on the third client

Yeah, luxury tax is real... hurts every time.

Nina Roberts

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6mo ago

Question about using wheat paste versus PVA for spine lining

Where'd you hear that?

6mo ago

Spent $80 on a Klein cable toner that found a break in 15 minutes after I'd been poking around for an hour.

Yeah, that "about to let go" feeling is the worst. I had a similar panic with a moisture meter in an old bathroom, thought the whole subfloor was toast. Turned out it was just one pipe fitting weeping.