The driver of this van is an old German guy by the name of Rudolph, although it's not an ice cream van he used to go Häagen Dazs on my asshole every 2-3 days last summer.
Ok now I'm more confused about what's Dutch vs. what's German than I was about what's British vs. what's English. Or even what's a turtle, if most languages call them tortoises.
Tortoises are terrestrial, and turtles are aquatic or amphibian. German and Dutch are both different nationalities and different languages. England is a part of Britain.
Yeah. The Dutch are from The Netherlands, which adjoins but is distinct from Germany. Somewhat confusingly, "German" is German is "Deutsch," which while pronounced "doytch," resembles "Dutch" in spelling; this is how we end up with terms like "Pennsylvania Dutch" referring to German immigrants.
I found some little 3D printed thing on the ground the other day and I hella wanna know what filament was used because it's this sick-ass pearlescent shit that makes that kinda water on oil rainbow effect as you move it around.
The coolest filament I have just changes color based on temp so it's one color when cool and another when warm.
Filament companies probably should give these away. We are rapidly approaching a situation where the inkjet model of marketing could feasibly apply to 3d printing.
Middle aged white men with YouTube channels don’t stand a chance.
Hey... MakersMuse is NOT that old yet
Truuuuu. Maybe he’s the one driving the van 🧐
Those tricksey hobbitses always look younger than they are
I'm not stupid... I need to see the filament before I get in the van
Do they even keep it dry back there?
Right? Like do they even have the good dehydrators?
Most will be open to doing it dry if you ask.
How do you keep your filament dry in a van. Down by. The river?
The driver of this van is an old German guy by the name of Rudolph, although it's not an ice cream van he used to go Häagen Dazs on my asshole every 2-3 days last summer.
That's fake Dutch, not fake German
Ok now I'm more confused about what's Dutch vs. what's German than I was about what's British vs. what's English. Or even what's a turtle, if most languages call them tortoises.
Tortoises are terrestrial, and turtles are aquatic or amphibian. German and Dutch are both different nationalities and different languages. England is a part of Britain.
That sounds like that flat earther bs. Sea turtles are not extraterrestrial, we are not on the back of a giant sea turtle!
I thought all Germans were Dutch but not all Dutch were Germans. Was I way off?
Yeah. The Dutch are from The Netherlands, which adjoins but is distinct from Germany. Somewhat confusingly, "German" is German is "Deutsch," which while pronounced "doytch," resembles "Dutch" in spelling; this is how we end up with terms like "Pennsylvania Dutch" referring to German immigrants.
Ya but they call German Deutch in Germany 🤷♂️
Regardless, he sure knows how to lick that ice cream
Waffle cone or just spoon?
I found some little 3D printed thing on the ground the other day and I hella wanna know what filament was used because it's this sick-ass pearlescent shit that makes that kinda water on oil rainbow effect as you move it around.
The coolest filament I have just changes color based on temp so it's one color when cool and another when warm.
Probably a tricolor silk filament of some kind.
I would fall for it
oooh, finally i can get the panchroma cmyk combo so my toolchanger can do true color!
Underrated comment. This is actually so freaking cool. As a printmaker I love this so much.
"First come, first serve!"
That sounds like if you climax, you gonna do everyone else after.
I really wouldn't turn down a free 3D printer.
What about some cheese sandwiches?
This would get me.
Filament companies probably should give these away. We are rapidly approaching a situation where the inkjet model of marketing could feasibly apply to 3d printing.
Just don't buy from Bambu. Or reload their spools.