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Lifer
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Watching a YTer tear down and engine that was burning oil. He's not a professional. Makes it more fun when he's just DIY just like most of us.
 

sdifox

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Tear down is the easy part. Putting it back together and not find spare parts is the hard part.
 

Red Squirrel

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I found that if I take apart a laptop and put it back together I always have spare parts but it still works. Do it about a dozen times and I have enough parts left over to build a new laptop. Dupe bug!
 

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Lifer
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Did a change up this week and went with a white pizza. Alfredo sauce, fresh shredded low moisture whole milk mozzarella and provolone, fresh sliced garlic, rotisserie chicken, green pepper and onions.

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Red Squirrel

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Interesting I just noticed my bank now gives me the option to transfer money on my mortgage, so it goes straight to the principal. Adjusting the payments by filling out a form has always been an option and I'm already doing higher payments, but was never able to just do random lump sum extra payments like that. I had a bit of extra money in my main account and just tried it and it worked.

My goal is to try to have it paid off by 40 and I am close to being able to do that, especially if I start making extra payments.