highland145
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Did you let your mouse taste the packaging? Might be shit food. Recycled depends or something.Batteries from the Dollar Tree are terrible, 8 AAs for $1.25 I don't expect Duracell Optimum quality, but even for $1.25 these are still bad. My mouse should have around 4 months of battery life with how I use it. I get a week with 1 of these if I'm lucky. And they have the nerve to put "super heavy duty" on the package.
err, did you buy alkaline or zinc-carbon?Batteries from the Dollar Tree are terrible, 8 AAs for $1.25 I don't expect Duracell Optimum quality, but even for $1.25 these are still bad. My mouse should have around 4 months of battery life with how I use it. I get a week with 1 of these if I'm lucky. And they have the nerve to put "super heavy duty" on the package.
Yeah, learned, after 30 years, collect all my policies and shop them every time the rate goes up. eff state farm, those cunts, after the same 30 years. But the new costs have skyrocketed after covid. I don't blame insurance companies but I sure don't like it. Company truck went from $1230 to $1730 this year, 14 yo. Shopped saved me $50, not. Per another thread, new average vehicle cost is $48K. Insurance companies aren't going to lose $. state farm told most of cali to suck it, iirc.switching insurance company is going to save me 1630 bux... why didn't I do this sooner?
err, did you buy alkaline or zinc-carbon?
It's called the ring of power.My wife insists on going to home improvement stores to look at things while I like to look online first, narrow down what she wants then decide if it is worth my time to go to the store.
It's her reno, why am I looking at bathroom hardware?
My cat keeps jumping on my desk, where my mouse is, and there's just not much room so he often ends up banging into my $500+ monitor. This time, he kind of missed, and took out my hand. Owe. Mouse pad has a bunch of gashes in it too.
I really need to figure out a way to stop him from doing that.
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My sling wall by my front door is getting a bit crowded. Which one do I grab? First-world problem. May have to add another hook. Actually what I should do is sell a few
Every sling there has the following basic carry stuff in it at all times: 10,000mAh battery pack, cable, eye drops, sunglasses case, reading glasses, spare set of one day contact lenses, glasses cleaning cloth. So I don't have to think about the basics when I grab. The couple bigger bags have a few more things in them at all times too. If it's warm weather i have some face stick sunscreen for my tattoos in each bag.
Depending upon what size bag I need, and what style for what I'm wearing, I just grab what I need, add whatever I need for that trip, usually earbuds, maybe a microfiber cloth, a hat or packable rain jacket, or umbrella, or whatever it is, and go hit the train or the bus or just walk. I can do a simple overnight trip with the one bag that is 10L big.
Two helmets depending on the weather mostly. The best u-lock in the business, the Hiplok D1000, the first real anti angle grinder lock in the business - would take a bunch of angle grinder discs, battery charges, and time to get through it, tests show it works. Way more angle grinder gear than the vast majority of thieves have with them. It's a graphene/metal blend. Heavy but it's actual peace of mind.
This is mostly true🙂 but I had just posted that photo in my online forum of bag nerds, and posed it as more of a first world problem, So there was a little bit of that there too
Same, I have 1400 songs in the list. Then I get a repeat in the same hour....we have continued your soft listening experience...WTF. Molly Hatched is not amused.Spotify keeps turning off the shuffle on my rock Playlist.