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I'm like sweating how much sweat I know you like these ones yeah I want a cross those are expensive I like this one this is so nifty I love this design so cool bikes can still get stolen so make sure you get one or two locks to lock up your bike as most people do mine was sadly stolen these are so cool these kids bikes they're so pink yeah these are like kids bikes these are really cool because Japanese people don't ride or take their cars any places so they ride their bikes that's the one thing that scares me having a child in Japan and having to carry my child on a bike I think I need to get fit we just got our bikes and we are ready to go
This is so nifty.
But this app isn't just a nifty way to get a free drink on your birthday or skip a line or whatever.
But this app isn't just a nifty way to get a free drink on your birthday or skip a line or whatever.
Hey, look at that nifty little blowtorch.
Hey, look at that nifty little blowtorch.
And also, we put together this very nifty playlist for those days that you just want to binge watch.
And also, we put together this very nifty playlist for those days that you just want to binge-watch.
Hey, look at that nifty little blowtorch.
Hey, look at that nifty little blow torch! Won't you share a crème brûlée with me?
Then, I'm also gonna chop up a little bit of spinach, and I'm gonna steam it in my nifty little steam box that I got in Japan.
And I'm going to steam it in my nifty little steam box that I got in Japan.
To try out servo motors, I have this really nifty little I don't know what the technical term is, servo motor tryouter.
To try out servomotors I have this really nifty little
The ice fish have also come up with something that's incredibly nifty and shocked naturalists when they first discovered it, which is if you open any fish, you know, slice it open, you're going to see red blood because that's something that animals with backbones have and have had for almost 500 million years on this planet.
And the ice fish have also come up with something that's incredibly nifty and shocked naturalists when they first discovered it, which is if you open any fish you know, slice it open, you're going to see red blood because that's something that animals with backbones have and have had for almost 500 million years on this planet.
and repair themselves, just like we do. In fact plants make a nifty model that can help
In fact, plants make a nifty model that can help us understand how the energy from food affects living things.
And then there's a nifty lens flare effect in the top left corner here.
And then there's the nifty lens flare effect in the top-left corner here