chansuke

45543 pts ยท September 5, 2012


Apostrophes are for the weak.

I can tell you, having seen a great deal of vehicles with snorkels and owning one myself, most people do not add extra waterproofing. You ideally will keep enough motion going to maintain a bow wave. Depending on the make and model the electrical system may already be pretty well waterproofed with decent connectors and ample conformal coating inside of the electronics enclosures.

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Stevie Wonders Institute For Trucking

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My stepdad used to work at the Eisenhower tunnel. Said the truck ramps got used at least once a week.sure enough, first time we drove up to see them we passed by a wrecker extricating semi (SWIFT, of course).

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For reference, swine, with their limited hearing and intelligence, cannot discern the direction an 8.6BLK was fired from in the dark. Plink accordingly.

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Lmfao. Borger, of course. He's preaching to like ten people and he's related to half of them.y grandparents would have rather run out of gas than stop in borger. You know a place is fucked when one of the nicknames listed on Wikipedia is 'booger town'.

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Strange noises are typically the first indication of a serious problem, even if they wind up being innocuous. My wife and I were hearing consistent popping noises, and the maintenance guys were all over it. The building shifts a lot since it's fifty years old and we go from boiling summers to frigid winters, but they were concerned that it was a potential foundation issue. It turns out squirrels had entered the roof and were dropping acorns in the insulated wall sections between units closets.

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Telecom installers and techs get fucked over hard. Had a spectrum tech recently who admitted my issues were on spectrums end (I had a stack of receipts showing the problem was upstream of my connection) but he wasn't allowed to close the ticket with that information. I had to close the ticket myself, voluntarily, or he wouldn't get paid.

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Dish employs both subcontractors and third party installers. It's how dish washes their hands of basically any liability for everything they do. Hell, it's possible that guy showed up for work and was told to start digging a posthole, because in reality that is all the installer has to do. The time to install was likely even less monitored than hooking up someone's TV.

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Given that she could have easily been a billionaire the answer is a metric fuckload. Musk could give 100x the amount and still comfortably be the richest person on the planet.

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No doubt terrifying many campers who learned that fact in the middle of the night. Much like learning coyotes can laugh.

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When I originally came up with the character my wife asked if my character was a pen tester.

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I believe Joshua Weissman on YouTube made this and said it was actually pretty good as long as you like spam.

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You can make a lot of money in the trades if you can put up with the smell of shit. At one point I had a customer who would be on call for overnight emergency plumbing repairs and he made big money on those calls. Said it was the only time people wouldn't try to hassle him on price.

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I don't understand wanting to play the very trope-y edgy backstories. My rogue steals stuff because rich merchants and nobles would brag about how good their security was so she figured she might as well test those theories.

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Lol. As a former mechanic the fuel taste would be finnnneee. Sprinkle some 5W-30 on it and it'll practically be nostalgic.

At this rate there's going to be no foodstuff left we can trust in this country unless it's imported from somewhere else like Europe or Canada.

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Correct, but it's not exactly breaking up this outline.

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They walked it back but lots of devs jumped ship because you obviously can't trust unity to not blindside you with dumbass ideas. Godot has received much more attention since then and has been using that attention to roll out lots of new features.

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The Japanese militarys ability to conduct external operations was heavily degraded, but they had forseen an allied invasion in Kyushu and had centered remaining forces there, along with a very large proportion of their remaining materiel. Over a million soldiers and around half of all remaining ammunition had been positioned, correctly, for the projected invasion point. They also had significant numbers of kamikaze aircraft and boats ready under operation Ketsugo

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While 'it saved lives' is simplistic, since the Japanese decision to surrender was down to multiple events but we do know if Japan hadn't surrendered by the end of typhoon season in 1945, with or without the bomb, the US was going to invade. The Japanese were extremely well prepared for this, even more prepared than the US knew, and it would have been absolutely horrific.

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A thesaurus with a lot of Latin terms preferably.

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There are salumi that are sort of close-ish to pepperoni but the biggest difference tends to be texture, both in hardness and how finely the meat is ground.

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The only way that happens is if the very large spring inside the brake chamber breaks, in which case the chamber should be replaced immediately because it can also lead to the service brakes not working properly, leaving you with no brakes at all. In the US the DoT would require the vehicle be put out of service until it was fixed, usually accompanied by a large fine. The chambers themselves are not that expensive and can be replaced relatively easily.

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They'll still need some serious inspection work done just to make sure, but it looks like everything should come out fine.

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Don't click this link, it's posted by about to try and drive traffic to this site. Use the YouTube link in the post description.

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I don't think those were even cops, pretty sure they were his 'security' and they were probably pretty cheap considering they looked like theyd be out of breath after running up a step stool.

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The nakba happened three years after the end of WWII. His ancestors with any self awareness would be horrified, but not all of them.

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Getting old is still the most surefire path. We are even seeing this with Gen x already, even the ones who identify as 'liberal' are, at best, usually center left at most.

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In Stellaris you are the CEO. In rimworld you are the middle manager applying the rules.

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Maybe for younger people, but the most conservative people I've ever met were living in Mobile homes that they had a mortgage on. Hell, one of them got in a fistfight with a Tarrant county sheriff when they were evicted and I had to stand by rooting for neither of them.

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I'm a former mechanic who married an engineer. Granted me full insight into the fact it isn't the engineers making those dumbass decisions. The orders come down from people who aren't engineers, have never been mechanics, and probably could not identify the correct end of a ratchet. There are exceptions of course, but it seems most of the time a decision is made by a group of MBAs in a conference room based solely on cost and ease of manufacture.

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