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I ordered 3 of them a month a go on cape cod before my work crew caught a ferry and they were 9.97 each. We also got 1 small fries, which was almost half a brown paper bag, for i think $6. Not all that bad considering vhcol area.

I hope in 10 years we find out shes secretly a cyborg and meant that litterally, the prototype chip is on (in) her shoulder.

Well shes still incentivised to dave the lives of everyone… except the men shes attracted to.

Like Cheney and Nixon?

Mines the 28mph one. Which is fine for where I am. Only a couple roads with a 35+mph speed limit on them in my town anyway.

I also bought it used off of some rich yuppie who had it sitting in his garage for years, with less than 200 miles on it. I really got lucky. My friend and I picked up 2 of them for $2700!

There is a firmware mod out there for them im thinking about getting that turns the 28mph ones into 55mph (theres like a 1 hp difference between the motors they used) first project is setting up a power inverter for it, though!

It was less about hiding rot, and more about making it appear to have a higher fat content.

My understanding is that thwres a a federal limit of like 30% light being blocked for windshields, with most states having stronger regulations.

My state, Mass, only allows any tint in the top 6" for instance. BUT, its really easy to get a waiver, overriding that. All it requires is taking a doctor’s note documenting photosensitivity to the DMV.

Back in highschool, my friend’s mom had glaucoma, and got her car tinted. Because he was on his parent’s insurance, that made her a registered user of his car, and also entitled him to tint his out. He had his windshield tinted to about the darkness of a medium pair of sunglasses.

I picked up a lightly used cake OSA for 750$ last year.

I like it better your way.

For a lot of people, humidifiers only get brought out when theyre sick, so the hot wet air soothes their lungs and they cough less…

Then there was my grandmother. She had both in her music room, to protect her piano and custom built harpsichord. They were set to keep the humidity in a fairly narrow range to keep her from needing to retune.

The dehumidifier was mounted on the wall, with a hose running into the tank for the humidifier below it, so it kept it topped up with the h2o pulled from the air on rainy days, with another hose running out of that tank at about the 1 gallon mark, that fed through a hole in the floor to the basement sink, to dispose of excess water. Both were wired up to an old school analogue hygrometer, with a control circuit powering each unit when it fell outside of its respective range.

You’re probably not registered as an NGO, either

I honestly thought thw photographer had blur censored it…

And air fryer is just a toaster oven with a fan

Reminds me of an old joke, written as a letter to a typewriter manufacturer:

I once read that it took Robert Frost over 2 years to write his poem “the road not taken”, well, with my trusty <brand> typewriter and a bit of practice, I was able to write it in just under 2 minutes!

Unless im missing something about the design, theres a fairly common bit already on the market that works for this, and Id assume most auto shops already have laying around. My dewalt 50 piece came with one…
Bit looks like ( https://share.google/KHdg0HfO6zC9bab9O)

That one of those 2 pin spanner wrencheswith one on an arm that swings to adjust size, as far as asshole design security screws go, im not too mad at this… accomplishes what it needs to (keeping some rando with a screwdriver in his pocket from just deciding to undo some exposed screws for ‘fun’, or stealing your car trim) without being so proprietary pwople who arent preppared can’t undo it with tools at hand (like the apple Pentalobe screws, and various triangle and tritip Philips variants, really anything with an odd number of contact points is immediatly more of a pita)

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Ive got a couple of these that came with various bit kits.

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I was thinking no fatal but feel able. Seems like I was way overestimating the ability of sweat as a saline solution conductor to pull power away from the pole and create a shock on the bits below though.

In some states that would already be illegal with serious penalties. Like massachusset’s grocers laws.

Iirc the law states customers are entitled to the lowest advertised price (including in store) and a discount or advertised price must be valid and available for 7days (maybe its more, i forget) and if its in print, have a clear start and end time, or its 7 days after last publication/ viewing- so if I see the tag in the store and they switch it out after I pick the item, it would have to be valid- price raises and end of sale tags are a thing eith the end date in bold on them. (Also meaning even if they run out early they have to give you a ‘rain check’ and honor it later when the item comes back in stock)

Penalties are triple the item price up to $20 off the bill at the counter, and thousands in fines and up to 30 days in jail for cashiers/ managers refusing to honor a price.

According to a friend who was the produce department manager at the local grocer, that wasnt the worst of it though- a report of failure to comply (ie a custome not getting the 3 the item discount at time of sale) could trigger a state’s weighs and means audit, the first step of which is them forcing closure of the grocery store immediately for 30 days, which according to him litterally meant them showing up or having the local PD locking out employees to prevent a cover up- so no putting meat in a freezer, veggies back into the fridge, throwing out dieing product so It didnt contaminate the good stuff- basically guaranteeing a loss of everything in the deli and produce sections, easily a $50k+ hit even at our smallish grocery.

I think over the course of the history of jeans, the pocket went from being for pocket watches, to coins (for payphones) to drugs.