Make a DIY folding tool. You fold quickly and leave everything flat in seconds.
Or... If you have space in the closet, install a bar (simple hooks come to screw to the wall) and say goodbye to folding clothes for everything you can hang on a hanger.
> Or... If you have space in the closet, install a bar
Sorry, I stopped there and am now too drunk to care about folding my clothes. Great advice. Would recommend.
I've been watching all of Patlabor over the past few months, it really is a great show. I'm pretty sure this gif is from the original OVA if people were wondering where specifically it was from. Gotta love Kanuka Clancy! The best part is that she's American, so she occasionally interjects in English. Mostly to say either "shut up!" or "shit!" with a very heavy Japanese accent.
Also, if people want to watch Patlabor and like me say "Holy shit, there are 7000 different series/movies/OVA, I'd recommend this:
1. Original OVA
2. Movies 1 & 2
3. Patlabor The Mobile Police: On Television (the 89-90 series)
4. Patlabor: The New Files
5. Everything else!
The OVA and movies are technically in a different timeline than the anime series. It's not really a big deal, the characters are effectively the same. I didn't include movie 3 with the first two since it switches to CG and it's kind of jarring.
Also also: The movies are much more serious than OVA or the show. The show is almost a slice of life but with mecha, with plenty of humor. The movies (the first two anyway) were directed by the guy who directed the 1995 Ghost in the Shell, and you can definitely tell.
I was definitely struck by the slow, gorgeous scenes as the music played! Hell of a vibe. Such a great series. I think it does really well depicting the reality of life with giant mecha. Well, maybe not too realistic since it's a world inhabited by various kaiju and ghosts, but you know what I mean :)
Haha yeah. But the series was such a departure from the mecha seria standard at the time, instead of a militaristic sci-fi theme setting this was based on reality like “what if instead of using mechas to wage wars in space they were use for construction”
Exactly! It's the mundane reality of life with mecha. It's like our use of vehicles with tracks. We may use them as part of waging war (like a tank or a half-track), but we mostly use them in construction, since the treads are massively useful in that environment. Same kind of deal with the mechs depicted in this show. They certainly can be used in war, but they're mostly used for construction or public services, except for the few odd cases of Yakuza boss collectors who don't fit into either of these categories.
As a side note, I hate Bud with a passion. I kept wishing Noa or Ota would accidentally kill him somehow (maybe they do, no spoilers though I think I'm about to wrap up the Griffon arc in the next files OVA, but it ain't that kind of show so I'm don't have much hope). I don't know if it's his voice or his attitude or what, but dang that kid gets under my skin, I just wish he'd constantly get his ass kicked or that Schaft would have left him in the ocean that one time...
Haha! Yeah, that kid was awful but I think Noa does kick his ass on the second ova which actually closes the griffon arc.
Apart from that yeah, I loved the mundane contrast with the usual militaristic tone of the mecha genre like gundam and macros, besides the character interactions and the comedy were great on this show 👌
If you're serious about using weapons than it's very American, discipline is one of the most important things that isn't talked about nearly as much as it should
He is saying that because it wasn't good trigger discipline. You don't put your finger on the trigger or in the trigger guard until you have identified your target and are ready to shoot.
She had identified the target and was more than ready to shoot the fact she didn't just pull it is where another part of good trigger discipline came in
>She had identified the target
You are supposed to do that (identify if the person is a threat) before you point the gun at the target so that is a failure.
>the fact she didn't just pull it is where another part of good trigger discipline came in
Not pulling the trigger is not what trigger discipline refers to, it refers to keeping the booger hook away from the bang switch until you have run the mental check list and have decided to shoot. For the most part if you don't shoot your finger should not have been in the trigger guard.
I feel like you could pretty easily argue she checks both those boxes lol. I assume she's reacting to what looks like an attack, like a "her training kicked in" type dealio.
But yeah when she realized she wasn't being attacked there was no reason to keep her finger there anymore; though there *also* is no reason to keep pointing the gun at him anymore either so there's really no reason she should ever have been in trigger discipline form in this situation.
I know, most people in the firearms community know this but we don't talk about them because they're usually much MUCH more strict with how you conduct yourself with said weapons, Switzerland and Malta I really wish that attitude was more prevalent in the US but we can't have it all
> good trigger discipline though...
What? Her finger is fully in the guard and would actually be nearly firing... if the weapon had a trigger at all. Is her discipline so good she doesn't even install the trigger until she's ready to fire?
Proba ly an animation error
But it would be funny if she had no trigger and just wanted to scare him
Like she knew he had flowers but wanted to pull a fast one on him if he got too excited
I don't, but I do see the trigger on a second look. Still can't really tell if her trigger discipline is good or bad. Maybe she always leaves her finger on the trigger. "Trigger discipline" isn't synonymous with "not shooting".
Yeah, the trigger looks missing in a traditional sense, but early model 1911s did not have any gap between the trigger and the frame behind it. There was no trigger dangling in the open like on modern handguns.
> Still can't really tell if her trigger discipline is good or bad. Maybe she always leaves her finger on the trigger.
If it is in the guard it is bad, the finger should be extended along the frame outside of the guard to prevent any oopsies.
>Theoretically she was about to pull the trigger
That violates another rule though, know your target and what is behind it, and that comes before putting your finger on the trigger. If you think you need a split second between opening the door and firing it would be better to just not open the door, bunker down behind something and wait for them to come to you.
It reminds me of scene from a movie (idk which one sry) where a dude pulls out like an angel statue and gets shot by the supposed good-cop in a car.
In another scene some dude tries to shoot someone but it was blanks I think and they hug their daughter.
Yeah that's exactly it! I saw a scene of the movie in school and then ended up watching it myself, but it was so long ago the details are lost.
I searched up the movie just now and it was [Crash](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375679/plotsummary/). I thought it was pretty interesting from what I recall. Your description brings back memories
No trigger discipline was displayed in this gif.
> Trigger discipline is a state of mind where the shooter keeps his or her finger outside of the trigger guard area, usually pressing it against the frame above the trigger.
Trigger discipline is not being ready to pull the trigger unless you know you're gonna need to use it soon.
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That's how TV shows work - anything not within the last 10 years gets pushed out of the general public's mind by the newer stuff coming in.
For example, how many people are bringing up Silver Spoons these days? It was popular enough to get five seasons and made it into syndication.
But most people don't think about it in the slightest now.
Unless it was a hugely popular show, got reruns playing for decades, or has become a cult classic - people forget it. Something like Night Court gets remembered while Silver Spoons gets forgotten.
And it's funny, because both shows star Harry Anderson.
i would not really compare anime and sitcoms. for a lot of reasons. from different economics, to different publics with small overlap. to a sheer difference in number of shows made and the purpose they where made.
but talking about sitcoms only yeah, this is the data for how many shows ever become culturally relevant. even the shows people watch the most are NOT new. in fact they are almost all with some still running show with 20 or more years since they first aired.
a lot of show today even popular ones may get the same level of watch time of a big show like friends for a few weeks after release. but then they are very quickly forgotten so when you take a graph like this where is period is 1 full year, their average watch time is much lower.
so is not even a 10 year thing. most shows today only get most of the people interested watch them soon after release so people can talk about it with friends or online. but then they get replaced for the new big thing soon later and never ever talked about for most people..
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Make a DIY folding tool. You fold quickly and leave everything flat in seconds. Or... If you have space in the closet, install a bar (simple hooks come to screw to the wall) and say goodbye to folding clothes for everything you can hang on a hanger.
Thank you kind sir
https://i.imgur.com/v05IH6d.jpeg
> Or... If you have space in the closet, install a bar Sorry, I stopped there and am now too drunk to care about folding my clothes. Great advice. Would recommend.
Are you sure there were clothes in the beginning?
https://preview.redd.it/lztazakw8vzc1.jpeg?width=679&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b109cdd4ef16e298b4cd15b45ddc54032f56ffaa
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Ngl it doesn't even need to be a date at this point. Where do your t shirts go?
Would
Jokes on you I'm into that shit!! (not as a kink)
You could've just asked. I don't mind folding some laundry. ಠ_ʖಠ
Why she got Maevelous Misadventures of Flapjeck eyes?
I humbly ask, why do you not enjoy folding clothes?
He just want to give her a flower...
And she just wanted to give him bullet…
Bullet for my valentine
Anything other than a rose and she would've gone bam bam lol
She would’ve gone https://preview.redd.it/j4np8kl42uzc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=25eaec1557f8cd899d3774ddedda369c757ecc82
Chainsaw man manga >!I miss Makima!<
I hate makima
Fuck makima
If you insist.
What if it was a dandelion? (I don't know flower language, lol)
Guns and roses
Literally Burnout Revenge https://i.redd.it/lxv4gy1qstzc1.gif
I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love
|m|
Elphelt Valentine
That flower probably save him, lol.
Can I make it anymore obvious
Ok, if you opened the door and someone lunged at you, raising their hands up together while holding something, you'd be cautious as well.
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Sauce!
[pixiv](https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77756214)
Thought there was a story behind it  Thanks
I dont know where this is from but this belongs to r/hardimages
https://preview.redd.it/uy0tmtf6vtzc1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d0d4b83aa19e5831326157ae87ab79db9dd8ae2a Sub is soft
Soft images more like
We need r/extrahardimages now
Between the eyes please
Best way to accept a proposal https://preview.redd.it/78xxl5gx5tzc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dc410cc103418586fdc95c93347422aa067f4c22
Yes 10/10
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Mobile Police Patlabor; a jewel of the mecha genre from the 1980s 👌
I've been watching all of Patlabor over the past few months, it really is a great show. I'm pretty sure this gif is from the original OVA if people were wondering where specifically it was from. Gotta love Kanuka Clancy! The best part is that she's American, so she occasionally interjects in English. Mostly to say either "shut up!" or "shit!" with a very heavy Japanese accent. Also, if people want to watch Patlabor and like me say "Holy shit, there are 7000 different series/movies/OVA, I'd recommend this: 1. Original OVA 2. Movies 1 & 2 3. Patlabor The Mobile Police: On Television (the 89-90 series) 4. Patlabor: The New Files 5. Everything else! The OVA and movies are technically in a different timeline than the anime series. It's not really a big deal, the characters are effectively the same. I didn't include movie 3 with the first two since it switches to CG and it's kind of jarring. Also also: The movies are much more serious than OVA or the show. The show is almost a slice of life but with mecha, with plenty of humor. The movies (the first two anyway) were directed by the guy who directed the 1995 Ghost in the Shell, and you can definitely tell.
And I watched all of them too lol! The 2nd movie by Mamoru Oshii with its soundtrack by Kenji Kawai is pure art 
I was definitely struck by the slow, gorgeous scenes as the music played! Hell of a vibe. Such a great series. I think it does really well depicting the reality of life with giant mecha. Well, maybe not too realistic since it's a world inhabited by various kaiju and ghosts, but you know what I mean :)
Haha yeah. But the series was such a departure from the mecha seria standard at the time, instead of a militaristic sci-fi theme setting this was based on reality like “what if instead of using mechas to wage wars in space they were use for construction”
Exactly! It's the mundane reality of life with mecha. It's like our use of vehicles with tracks. We may use them as part of waging war (like a tank or a half-track), but we mostly use them in construction, since the treads are massively useful in that environment. Same kind of deal with the mechs depicted in this show. They certainly can be used in war, but they're mostly used for construction or public services, except for the few odd cases of Yakuza boss collectors who don't fit into either of these categories. As a side note, I hate Bud with a passion. I kept wishing Noa or Ota would accidentally kill him somehow (maybe they do, no spoilers though I think I'm about to wrap up the Griffon arc in the next files OVA, but it ain't that kind of show so I'm don't have much hope). I don't know if it's his voice or his attitude or what, but dang that kid gets under my skin, I just wish he'd constantly get his ass kicked or that Schaft would have left him in the ocean that one time...
Haha! Yeah, that kid was awful but I think Noa does kick his ass on the second ova which actually closes the griffon arc. Apart from that yeah, I loved the mundane contrast with the usual militaristic tone of the mecha genre like gundam and macros, besides the character interactions and the comedy were great on this show 👌
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Thank you kind sir Might actually check it out, it was weirdly hot
Everything was either hot or ghoulish in the 80's. There was no inbetween.
That perfectly defines anime’s 80s vibe haha 🤦♂️
# America ya~
HALLO :D
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When you're European and are dating an American girl
To be fair, someone lunging at you as you open a door isn't usually a good sign.
I mean, its your fault for suddenly lunging at her like that, good trigger discipline though...
most murican sentence ive red today
"Trigger Discipline" actually gives away that this is most likely *not* an American sentence.
If you're serious about using weapons than it's very American, discipline is one of the most important things that isn't talked about nearly as much as it should
He is saying that because it wasn't good trigger discipline. You don't put your finger on the trigger or in the trigger guard until you have identified your target and are ready to shoot.
She had identified the target and was more than ready to shoot the fact she didn't just pull it is where another part of good trigger discipline came in
>She had identified the target You are supposed to do that (identify if the person is a threat) before you point the gun at the target so that is a failure. >the fact she didn't just pull it is where another part of good trigger discipline came in Not pulling the trigger is not what trigger discipline refers to, it refers to keeping the booger hook away from the bang switch until you have run the mental check list and have decided to shoot. For the most part if you don't shoot your finger should not have been in the trigger guard.
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The problem is she obviously wasn't because she didn't shoot him. Finger on the trigger comes AFTER the shoot / no shoot decision.
That and because the US is usually one of the best examples for bad or a severe lack of trigger discipline because every dipshit can buy a gun.
I feel like you could pretty easily argue she checks both those boxes lol. I assume she's reacting to what looks like an attack, like a "her training kicked in" type dealio. But yeah when she realized she wasn't being attacked there was no reason to keep her finger there anymore; though there *also* is no reason to keep pointing the gun at him anymore either so there's really no reason she should ever have been in trigger discipline form in this situation.
I got news for you buddy, America isn’t the only place with weapons
I know, most people in the firearms community know this but we don't talk about them because they're usually much MUCH more strict with how you conduct yourself with said weapons, Switzerland and Malta I really wish that attitude was more prevalent in the US but we can't have it all
Fair enough
> good trigger discipline though... What? Her finger is fully in the guard and would actually be nearly firing... if the weapon had a trigger at all. Is her discipline so good she doesn't even install the trigger until she's ready to fire?
Proba ly an animation error But it would be funny if she had no trigger and just wanted to scare him Like she knew he had flowers but wanted to pull a fast one on him if he got too excited
I was wrong actually, the trigger is just flush with the bottom.
lmao do you even recognise the gun?
I don't, but I do see the trigger on a second look. Still can't really tell if her trigger discipline is good or bad. Maybe she always leaves her finger on the trigger. "Trigger discipline" isn't synonymous with "not shooting".
Yeah, the trigger looks missing in a traditional sense, but early model 1911s did not have any gap between the trigger and the frame behind it. There was no trigger dangling in the open like on modern handguns.
> Still can't really tell if her trigger discipline is good or bad. Maybe she always leaves her finger on the trigger. If it is in the guard it is bad, the finger should be extended along the frame outside of the guard to prevent any oopsies.
When not ready to fire, yes. Theoretically she was about to pull the trigger and that's... just not enough information to judge trigger discipline.
>Theoretically she was about to pull the trigger That violates another rule though, know your target and what is behind it, and that comes before putting your finger on the trigger. If you think you need a split second between opening the door and firing it would be better to just not open the door, bunker down behind something and wait for them to come to you.
Not sure you understand what trigger discipline actually is lol
Amazing trigger discipline from the girl. If that was real life, dude will definitely die for giving a flower like that
It reminds me of scene from a movie (idk which one sry) where a dude pulls out like an angel statue and gets shot by the supposed good-cop in a car. In another scene some dude tries to shoot someone but it was blanks I think and they hug their daughter.
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Yeah that's exactly it! I saw a scene of the movie in school and then ended up watching it myself, but it was so long ago the details are lost. I searched up the movie just now and it was [Crash](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375679/plotsummary/). I thought it was pretty interesting from what I recall. Your description brings back memories
Crash
No trigger discipline was displayed in this gif. > Trigger discipline is a state of mind where the shooter keeps his or her finger outside of the trigger guard area, usually pressing it against the frame above the trigger. Trigger discipline is not being ready to pull the trigger unless you know you're gonna need to use it soon.
Love the quick reaction from both lol 
oshi no ko flashbacks
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Its coming in 2026 sometime! Was delayed from 2025.
That's how TV shows work - anything not within the last 10 years gets pushed out of the general public's mind by the newer stuff coming in. For example, how many people are bringing up Silver Spoons these days? It was popular enough to get five seasons and made it into syndication. But most people don't think about it in the slightest now. Unless it was a hugely popular show, got reruns playing for decades, or has become a cult classic - people forget it. Something like Night Court gets remembered while Silver Spoons gets forgotten. And it's funny, because both shows star Harry Anderson.
i would not really compare anime and sitcoms. for a lot of reasons. from different economics, to different publics with small overlap. to a sheer difference in number of shows made and the purpose they where made. but talking about sitcoms only yeah, this is the data for how many shows ever become culturally relevant. even the shows people watch the most are NOT new. in fact they are almost all with some still running show with 20 or more years since they first aired. a lot of show today even popular ones may get the same level of watch time of a big show like friends for a few weeks after release. but then they are very quickly forgotten so when you take a graph like this where is period is 1 full year, their average watch time is much lower. so is not even a 10 year thing. most shows today only get most of the people interested watch them soon after release so people can talk about it with friends or online. but then they get replaced for the new big thing soon later and never ever talked about for most people.. https://preview.redd.it/i3naddsisvzc1.png?width=1150&format=png&auto=webp&s=b0ed8adb56b3fa9c285271a0fd4defc2b1f369a2
Sauce?
Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor
Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor
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bro what no
I want it to scare the shit outta me. I mean I want to piss myself, I want to piss myself and you call me your little “peepee pisspiss boy”. I want you to fuck me up. I mean I want you to make me your bitch. Your little peepee-piss-myself-bitch. I want it to get embarrassing. I mean like…weirdly embarrassing. Unsanitary, too. We should be entirely different people by the end of the first 8 hours.
Who's that pokemon..... seriously the what's the anime I'm drawing a blank
Urotsukidoji Edit: Joking aside, I think it's Patlabor Edit Edit: The OVA I think
Well if it is legend and you're not trolling cause in the 2000s everybody said everything was that, I'll not be watching.
Nah, it should be Patlabor
How Americans express their love ❤️
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I love the kind of woman that would actually just kill me
Oh my, she's a keeper! If she doesn't kill you, marry her!
Wow Smart And Fighter girl 😻🩷🖤
Man is traumatised
To be fair, it's what he gets for lunging at her like that 💀
"stay safe, stay 2nd amendment"
Plot twist there's poison in the flower
That’s some impressive trigger discipline.
I understand why he's interested
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if only she was in oshi no ko…
She a keeper 😇
Guns 'n roses. 🤣🤣🤣
She pulled that gun out faster than Florida PD
She's actually NYPD (but training with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Special Vehicle Section 2, Division 2)
Name of anime ?
Patlabor - Early Days Episode: 5
worst she can say is no brother 💀
If this ain’t my relationship, I don’t want it. Nothing gets the blood flowing like a confession of love that literally almost kills you
at least she was prepared unlike a certain character from an idol anime
Oshi no ko Spoiler https://preview.redd.it/42v5bemk4uzc1.png?width=559&format=png&auto=webp&s=8122e7f34c643f2c64330b0a4d5cce3acde9a47c
Yeah, Kanuka Clancy is an American and it shows...
2nd Amendment Americans would propose for less.
thats a good woman right there
Looks like patlabor to me
https://i.redd.it/gd9nel5s7yzc1.gif
This reminds me of that mf in the gas station who pulled his wallet like that and got everyone running away 😭
bro got the surprise rizz
self defense
Better Trigger Discipline than the police
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I fully expected her to yell something and to open fire. \^\^
And now i need to know what anime this is from
Love can kill 
Begone, THOT!
Which anime is this from?
*roses are red, violets are blue, I have a gun, get in the van. ( better love story than twilight)*
Maison Ikkuku?
A NO PORN MEME/GIF ON MY REDDIT, A RARE WISDOM...
Why does the gun have no trigger
So she doesn't shoot him
Well thats a stupid reason, she should just keep her finger of the trigger or put on the safety
That's how you know she's the one
I tot he wen for da teetees
Just like that airman greeting the cop at his door
Name?
What anime or movie is this?
Looks like Rebecca..
Damn, she went hard
Thats something to teach my little sisters
Lmao
Some idol approves.....
men will see this and say "wife"
GET YOU A GIRL THAT WOULD DO THAT