We have a very active king snake, and they're super interesting to watch move around
I'll be surprised if it doesn't boost her ratings.
I mean, at least you'd already be used to hiding it so there's no evidence for the fascists to use on you.
I hope it is for their sake. Some guy just got 10 years for a script he left that caused an outage.
And chronically abuse ketamine
A used car salesman
Please let murder/suicide be one of the side effects
"Hold my beer."
-The US
I think true, diehard MAGA people aren't as common as it seems. Once they start starving, a majority of them will likely wake up to the fact that at least Musk is the one hurting them (and he's really the one causing the damage).
They will keep voting red, but I don't think the loyalty will last when things get hard for them, and they'll feel it quickly since they're the demographic that'll be hit the hardest.
I think it looks better, but I'm an outdoorsman at heart so I prefer nature.
There's never enough for people like that. It's not so much having everything as it is not wanting others to have anything.
Our dryer crapped out a few months ago. It wasn't heating up, so I ordered a new heating element. It came with all new sensors, so I installed those too. One of the wire connectors was a bit loose, but I figured it would be fine.
Today, it stopped again, so I took off the back panel and sure enough, the wire was off. Plugged it back in, but no luck.
It's probably the thermal fuse, but I'm considering paying the $95 to have my home warranty send someone out to just fix it.
I'm only in the hole $25 so far, so maybe I'll replace everything again and see.
My suspicion is that there's something shorting out, though. It's definitely not a clogged vent, because I'm anal about clearing the trap after every cycle, and the vent pipe to the attic looks squeaky clean inside (and the vent tube from the dryer is clean too.
Edit: while typing this I realized that the loose wire probably caused the short, so I'll try to replace that sensor before calling someone. Thanks for being my rubber duckie.
Update: Problem solved. The loose wire was to the high temperature cut-off that sits in the coil housing. This caused the coil to get too hot and pop.
Check out the hyundai venue. My wife just got a 24 with only 10k miles for $17k (was a rental that was in a minor fender bender like 3 months in so they sold it). The thing will get 47mpg highway if you stay around 65-70mph
It's a bit higher off the ground than a sedan, and it's actually shorter than an elantra.
You can actually get one new for a bit over $20k.
One trick is to find a non-hyundai dealer that's close to a hyundai dealer. They're a bit more motivated to sell the hyundai for a good deal.