shortylickens
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Was it cooked?Pizza for dinner from a pizza place. Might be the last time we can ever do that
This is ATOT, we eat everything raw.Was it cooked?
It was fresh from the pizza oven rawThis is ATOT, we eat everything raw.
Air cooled bugs . . . where you could change the timing just by loosening and hand-rotating the distributor! Also, where if you forgot your keys, you could take a kitchen knife and easily slide it in to the vent wing latch and pop that up and open. I had a 66 with a metal sunroof, last of the six volts. Had to park it on an incline to pop start it on the coldest winter days. BEST VEHICLE EVAR in the snow, hands down . . . trumped FWD for traction all day long.You don't lose much(any?) oil in the cylinder. It's definitely more work than paper, but what was nice about the Vdubs is you only needed a gasket set to change the oil. You could keep several in the glove box. The oil filter was reusable. You drop it out the bottom(draining the oil in the process), swish the filter in some gasoline, let it dry, then put it back with a new gasket set. More or less the same with the air filter. Where something like that really shines is when you're out in the boonies, or maybe a third world country. You don't need much of anything special to maintain the car.
Does your wife know about this?Picked up a Louis Vuitton hand bag for my friend for $250 from a Facebook Marketplace seller. Can someone tell me if this looks real or bootleg?
This TP obsession is cray-cray. Reminds me of the old joke:Toilet papers. *cough* We were actually low on toilet paper and I have been procrastinating. *cough*
Can you document this claim such that a skeptic like myself will actually believe it?Charging above 80% is where most of the battery wear occurs.
Ok, I'm way too unhip to get this meme, but never mind that right now. My all white cat Pye passed recently. He's buried in the backyard, and I'm looking for a (nearly will do) all white, not too cute "statue" to serve as his headstone. Where'd you see the one in your pic?
As a P.I., putting 40,000 plus plus miles on a series of ~$400 hoopties a year, I used to buy used tires mounted on the correct lug pattern wheels at $10 a pop from my local junkyard. Good times!I remember belted tires priced by "ply" and good for maybe 10k miles.
Can you document this claim such that a skeptic like myself will actually believe it?
How to Prolong Lithium-based Batteries - Battery University
Discover what causes Li-ion to age and what the battery user can do to prolong its lifebatteryuniversity.com
There's programs for rooted androids that can automatically limit charge. My phone unfortunately isn't rooted, so I try to do it manually. Sometimes I forget it, and it gets to 100%, but I aim to charge it to 80%, and try not to let it drop below 30%. I also slow charge whenever possible from a usb port on my computer.
I had one briefly on my non-rooted Android. I wasn't impressed. Maybe I didn't give it a chance.How to Prolong Lithium-based Batteries - Battery University
Discover what causes Li-ion to age and what the battery user can do to prolong its lifebatteryuniversity.com
There's programs for rooted androids that can automatically limit charge. My phone unfortunately isn't rooted, so I try to do it manually. Sometimes I forget it, and it gets to 100%, but I aim to charge it to 80%, and try not to let it drop below 30%. I also slow charge whenever possible from a usb port on my computer.
It's well documented for lithium ion. If the batteries are never fully charged or discharged, the usable lifetime is usually many times longer.Can you document this claim such that a skeptic like myself will actually believe it?
I just bought a kabuki noh mask. kabuki is basically a theatre in which actor wears different types of kabuki masks and samurai clothes to perform a drama.
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