Best: Highland’s mom.
Worst: Highland’s mom.
Failed again, too.
That was a good one. Sadly I never did find out how to keep something cool with solution. That one seemed like it might be usefulthe absolute best and worst advice from AT came in one post:
inflate to sidewall
nuke it from orbit.I don't have a worst advice experience but I do have a best experience to share.
Back in late 2018 my wife and I bought a home. It was a smokers house for over a decade and the smell was pretty bad. Anyway, I asked for advice on how to remediate the nicotine smell and AT came through.
Here's the thread I posted and @hardhat came through with some great advice. Other members did to but the TSP that was recommended worked like magic.
The difference of before and after was and still is amazing and I'm forever grateful for the advice I was given.
[Updated:Sale fell through]Looking at buying a new home that needs serious smoke remediation.
Hey guys my wife and I are looking at purchasing a new home the main issue with it is the awful smoke smell. The guy who built it and his ex wife must have been chain smokers because the smell is pretty pungent on both floors and in the basement.. Here is the listing. As you can see it has a...forums.anandtech.com
I discovered the band "Metric" from someone posting them in the "what are you listening to" thread. Found I quite like them.
Worst "advice" was being given the impression thatbeef needed to be at least as big as an alternator to be considered 'bulk.'
the absolute best and worst advice from AT came in one post:
inflate to sidewall
Mix in a blender:
Pasture-raised eggs
Liver
Cheese
Grass-Fed Butter
Onions
Yogurt
Fruits such as berries
And there you get your bone super smoothie.
Worst advice:
Mix in a blender:
Pasture-raised eggs
Liver
Cheese
Grass-Fed Butter
Onions
Yogurt
Fruits such as berries
And there you get your bone super smoothie.
i can feel my bones getting stronger just reading that
Worst advice:
i can feel my bones getting stronger just reading that
That feeling is your stomach turning.
Bone Health In Depth | Linus Pauling Institute
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The association between onion consumption and bone density in perimenopausal and postmenopausal non-Hispanic white women 50 years and older - PubMed
Onion consumption seems to have a beneficial effect on bone density in perimenopausal and postmenopausal non-Hispanic white women 50 years and older. Furthermore, older women who consume onions most frequently may decrease their risk of hip fracture by more than 20% versus those who never...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
My advice is based on the evidence and pragmatism.
The onions was actually not through my own searches but rather igor kavinski's posts.
