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  1. Curling: A Strategic and Social Sport Popular Across Canada 🇨🇦🥌

    Curling, with its origins in Scotland, is a beloved winter sport in Canada. It's a game of strategy and skill, played on ice with stones and brooms. Known for its social atmosphere and accessibility, it's enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities! 🇨🇦 #Canada #Curling #WinterSport #CanadianSport #Strategy

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  2. Curling: A Strategic and Social Sport Popular Across Canada 🇨🇦🥌

    Curling, with its origins in Scotland, is a beloved winter sport in Canada. It's a game of strategy and skill, played on ice with stones and brooms. Known for its social atmosphere and accessibility, it's enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities! 🇨🇦 #Canada #Curling #WinterSport #CanadianSport #Strategy

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  3. Curling: A Strategic and Social Sport Popular Across Canada 🇨🇦🥌

    Curling, with its origins in Scotland, is a beloved winter sport in Canada. It's a game of strategy and skill, played on ice with stones and brooms. Known for its social atmosphere and accessibility, it's enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities! 🇨🇦 #Canada #Curling #WinterSport #CanadianSport #Strategy

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  4. Curling: A Strategic and Social Sport Popular Across Canada 🇨🇦🥌

    Curling, with its origins in Scotland, is a beloved winter sport in Canada. It's a game of strategy and skill, played on ice with stones and brooms. Known for its social atmosphere and accessibility, it's enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities! 🇨🇦

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  5. Curling: A Strategic and Social Sport Popular Across Canada 🇨🇦🥌

    Curling, with its origins in Scotland, is a beloved winter sport in Canada. It's a game of strategy and skill, played on ice with stones and brooms. Known for its social atmosphere and accessibility, it's enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities! 🇨🇦 #Canada #Curling #WinterSport #CanadianSport #Strategy

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  6. Until next season, your Six Colors hog line has left the ice. #curling

  7. Until next season, your Six Colors hog line has left the ice. #curling

  8. Until next season, your Six Colors hog line has left the ice. #curling

  9. Until next season, your Six Colors hog line has left the ice. #curling

  10. Until next season, your Six Colors hog line has left the ice. #curling

  11. Just a curler showing us all you need is a broom to double as a microphone and some Bon Jovi to have a good time. 🥌🎤🎶

    #Olympics #WinterOlympics #Curling

  12. A little dose of curling sounds for your timeline. 🥌✨ #Olympics #Curling

  13. patreon.com/posts/more-dutch-1 as a #canadian who fought of some #murderducks on Monday (I mean: I biked faster), and who wishes he had time for #curling ... I'm feeling very seen.

  14. patreon.com/posts/more-dutch-1 as a #canadian who fought of some #murderducks on Monday (I mean: I biked faster), and who wishes he had time for #curling ... I'm feeling very seen.

  15. patreon.com/posts/more-dutch-1 as a #canadian who fought of some #murderducks on Monday (I mean: I biked faster), and who wishes he had time for #curling ... I'm feeling very seen.

  16. patreon.com/posts/more-dutch-1 as a #canadian who fought of some #murderducks on Monday (I mean: I biked faster), and who wishes he had time for #curling ... I'm feeling very seen.

  17. patreon.com/posts/more-dutch-1 as a #canadian who fought of some #murderducks on Monday (I mean: I biked faster), and who wishes he had time for #curling ... I'm feeling very seen.

  18. Rome to welcome curling rinks with Colosseum view

    Three synthetic curling rinks are to be installed in a park beside Rome’s most famous monument. Sport e…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #Rome #Curling
    europesays.com/italy/20008/

  19. I've been 3D-printing for around five and a half years. So I'm not a rookie, but I just made a #rookie #mistake.

    I've spent the last couple of weeks making compartments and dividers and such for the toolboxes I take to the Repair Cafe. Lots of test #prints to check fits and footprints, full prints, changes to design based on lessons learned during use at the last cafe, etc. I've put around three kilograms of #filament through my printer in that time.

    Then, in the last couple days, I started having various problems. At first they only showed up on big prints - #adhesion and #curling, which I've had before when pushing the limits of my bed size. But prints seemed to be getting #sloppier, and I had a couple of spaghetti explosions.

    Tonight, I finally took the #hotend apart and looked at it closely - it's very difficult to do when the printer is fully assembled, because it's a #delta printer.

    Lo and behold, the nozzle appeared worn. And that can account for all the problems.

    I should have checked this sooner - but I've only been printing plain #PLA, nothing abrasive, so I didn't think of it. Lesson learned.

    Pardon the shitty photo from a cheap digital magnifier. The old #nozzle #orifice is about 1.5x the diameter of the new one - so 2.25x the area. No wonder plastic was going everywhere but where it should go!

    Seems to be printing *much* better with a new nozzle.

    #RookieMistake #LessonLearned #3DPrinting #FDM

  20. I've been 3D-printing for around five and a half years. So I'm not a rookie, but I just made a #rookie #mistake.

    I've spent the last couple of weeks making compartments and dividers and such for the toolboxes I take to the Repair Cafe. Lots of test #prints to check fits and footprints, full prints, changes to design based on lessons learned during use at the last cafe, etc. I've put around three kilograms of #filament through my printer in that time.

    Then, in the last couple days, I started having various problems. At first they only showed up on big prints - #adhesion and #curling, which I've had before when pushing the limits of my bed size. But prints seemed to be getting #sloppier, and I had a couple of spaghetti explosions.

    Tonight, I finally took the #hotend apart and looked at it closely - it's very difficult to do when the printer is fully assembled, because it's a #delta printer.

    Lo and behold, the nozzle appeared worn. And that can account for all the problems.

    I should have checked this sooner - but I've only been printing plain #PLA, nothing abrasive, so I didn't think of it. Lesson learned.

    Pardon the shitty photo from a cheap digital magnifier. The old #nozzle #orifice is about 1.5x the diameter of the new one - so 2.25x the area. No wonder plastic was going everywhere but where it should go!

    Seems to be printing *much* better with a new nozzle.

    #RookieMistake #LessonLearned #3DPrinting #FDM

  21. I've been 3D-printing for around five and a half years. So I'm not a rookie, but I just made a #rookie #mistake.

    I've spent the last couple of weeks making compartments and dividers and such for the toolboxes I take to the Repair Cafe. Lots of test #prints to check fits and footprints, full prints, changes to design based on lessons learned during use at the last cafe, etc. I've put around three kilograms of #filament through my printer in that time.

    Then, in the last couple days, I started having various problems. At first they only showed up on big prints - #adhesion and #curling, which I've had before when pushing the limits of my bed size. But prints seemed to be getting #sloppier, and I had a couple of spaghetti explosions.

    Tonight, I finally took the #hotend apart and looked at it closely - it's very difficult to do when the printer is fully assembled, because it's a #delta printer.

    Lo and behold, the nozzle appeared worn. And that can account for all the problems.

    I should have checked this sooner - but I've only been printing plain #PLA, nothing abrasive, so I didn't think of it. Lesson learned.

    Pardon the shitty photo from a cheap digital magnifier. The old #nozzle #orifice is about 1.5x the diameter of the new one - so 2.25x the area. No wonder plastic was going everywhere but where it should go!

    Seems to be printing *much* better with a new nozzle.

    #RookieMistake #LessonLearned #3DPrinting #FDM

  22. I've been 3D-printing for around five and a half years. So I'm not a rookie, but I just made a #rookie #mistake.

    I've spent the last couple of weeks making compartments and dividers and such for the toolboxes I take to the Repair Cafe. Lots of test #prints to check fits and footprints, full prints, changes to design based on lessons learned during use at the last cafe, etc. I've put around three kilograms of #filament through my printer in that time.

    Then, in the last couple days, I started having various problems. At first they only showed up on big prints - #adhesion and #curling, which I've had before when pushing the limits of my bed size. But prints seemed to be getting #sloppier, and I had a couple of spaghetti explosions.

    Tonight, I finally took the #hotend apart and looked at it closely - it's very difficult to do when the printer is fully assembled, because it's a #delta printer.

    Lo and behold, the nozzle appeared worn. And that can account for all the problems.

    I should have checked this sooner - but I've only been printing plain #PLA, nothing abrasive, so I didn't think of it. Lesson learned.

    Pardon the shitty photo from a cheap digital magnifier. The old #nozzle #orifice is about 1.5x the diameter of the new one - so 2.25x the area. No wonder plastic was going everywhere but where it should go!

    Seems to be printing *much* better with a new nozzle.

    #RookieMistake #LessonLearned #3DPrinting #FDM

  23. I've been 3D-printing for around five and a half years. So I'm not a rookie, but I just made a #rookie #mistake.

    I've spent the last couple of weeks making compartments and dividers and such for the toolboxes I take to the Repair Cafe. Lots of test #prints to check fits and footprints, full prints, changes to design based on lessons learned during use at the last cafe, etc. I've put around three kilograms of #filament through my printer in that time.

    Then, in the last couple days, I started having various problems. At first they only showed up on big prints - #adhesion and #curling, which I've had before when pushing the limits of my bed size. But prints seemed to be getting #sloppier, and I had a couple of spaghetti explosions.

    Tonight, I finally took the #hotend apart and looked at it closely - it's very difficult to do when the printer is fully assembled, because it's a #delta printer.

    Lo and behold, the nozzle appeared worn. And that can account for all the problems.

    I should have checked this sooner - but I've only been printing plain #PLA, nothing abrasive, so I didn't think of it. Lesson learned.

    Pardon the shitty photo from a cheap digital magnifier. The old #nozzle #orifice is about 1.5x the diameter of the new one - so 2.25x the area. No wonder plastic was going everywhere but where it should go!

    Seems to be printing *much* better with a new nozzle.

    #RookieMistake #LessonLearned #3DPrinting #FDM

  24. I have to say I’m very disappointed in Gushue who Canadians have supported in his curling endeavours for years. #curling #boycottUSA

    cbc.ca/sports/olympics/winter/

  25. I have to say I’m very disappointed in Gushue who Canadians have supported in his curling endeavours for years. #curling #boycottUSA

    cbc.ca/sports/olympics/winter/

  26. I have to say I’m very disappointed in Gushue who Canadians have supported in his curling endeavours for years. #curling #boycottUSA

    cbc.ca/sports/olympics/winter/

  27. I have to say I’m very disappointed in Gushue who Canadians have supported in his curling endeavours for years. #curling #boycottUSA

    cbc.ca/sports/olympics/winter/

  28. I have to say I’m very disappointed in Gushue who Canadians have supported in his curling endeavours for years. #curling #boycottUSA

    cbc.ca/sports/olympics/winter/

  29. Estonian mixed curling pair out of world championships despite winning last match | Sports

    Estonian mixed curling pair out of world championships despite winning last match Estonia’s curling duo Marie Kaldvee and…
    #Estonia #EE #Europe #Europa #EU #Curling #Eesti #estonia #Sport #Uudised #WorldChampionships
    europesays.com/2959978/

  30. I listen to podcasts on my cycling commute and yesterday one American host mentioned curling, but he made me suspicious of every fact he’s ever stated when he said “they have that block of ice and they’ve got their mops”.

    #curling

  31. I listen to podcasts on my cycling commute and yesterday one American host mentioned curling, but he made me suspicious of every fact he’s ever stated when he said “they have that block of ice and they’ve got their mops”.

    #curling

  32. I listen to podcasts on my cycling commute and yesterday one American host mentioned curling, but he made me suspicious of every fact he’s ever stated when he said “they have that block of ice and they’ve got their mops”.

    #curling

  33. I listen to podcasts on my cycling commute and yesterday one American host mentioned curling, but he made me suspicious of every fact he’s ever stated when he said “they have that block of ice and they’ve got their mops”.

    #curling

  34. I listen to podcasts on my cycling commute and yesterday one American host mentioned curling, but he made me suspicious of every fact he’s ever stated when he said “they have that block of ice and they’ve got their mops”.

    #curling

  35. Office Chair Curling: Hurl Chairs With Playdate Gusto 🪑

    The Playdate handheld’s capacity for casual weirdness never stops. As seen with this April 2026 release Office Chair Curling by indie dev osuika.

    It’s on Playdate and got a Steam launch, too, and in this one you hurl chairs at a target. Like that game curling people only care about whenever the Olympics happens. Indeed.

    Throwing Office Furniture is Fun in Office Chair Curling

    [youtube=youtube.com/watch?v=w-MSj_MrDl]

    We might well be office chair hurling geniuses as we took to this game with instant skill. Pretty much got a bullseye on our third ever throw. Hell yeah!

    It’s very accessible and straightforward in this one. For Office Chair Curling, you use the Playdate handheld’s crank system to whip the chair around you at tremendous speed. You then let go, the chair goes barnstorming off into the direction you’ve picked, and you have to get it somewhere near the central target further down the office.

    Simple, fun, and it gets you straight into the action (internet access also means you compete for high scores with other global players). Behold!

    [youtube=youtube.com/watch?v=w5oWuzL-pZ]

    As you can see, it’s a daft game. A mild distraction, yet it does turn into quite the competitive experience. It’s not really a single player game, the big draw is the level of competition. The 1-on-1 matches where you’re pushing to beat the other player.

    However, it is a short game. The file download size for Playdate is 60MB, tiny compared to many other indie games. It’s a pick-up-and-play deal, one that can get a little repetitive.

    That’s what the Playdate is all about, though, those short sharp little games with a memorable concept that players will keep returning to every now and then. Think of the ridiculousness of Touch Egg and you’ve kind of got it.

    Office Chair Curling has an absurdist concept that’ll draw a specific audience in, then keep you there for a brief while as you explore its curious mechanics. At a couple of quid, it delivers on its promise.

    You will never look at office chairs the same way again…

    #curling #Entertainment #Fun #gaming #IndieGames #Lifestyle #Office #OfficeChairCurling #osuika #Playdate #Satire #Sport #Work