zeitzunder handgranate looks metal af. put that shit into helldivers.
mojofrododojo
their farmer blocking bullshit needs to end.
This is for a one room addition, so there’s no house circulation to worry about. It’s 20’x20’ so we can all sleep in there easily enough
ah, interesting case!
slapping...
therapy...
unless you have a gravity furnace, that assumption - you'd have heat after the juice stops - might kill you. Without the electric blowers to move the hot air around, a gas furnace is going to build up CO2 and other waste products and won't heat the house well because it can't move the hot air.
glad to see there's no pilots on modern units, electrical starters are much more sensible.
the surveillance puts the people on the defensive, unable to express themselves freely for fear of retribution by the state.
a dryer is directly connected to a vent to outside. It may not be the best for the environment but it doesn’t affect the air in your house
Does it have a pilot light? to me that's the biggie; is there a source of gas that's constantly on, being decomposed (via flame) leaving it's traces around?
Vents are great for lighter-than-air compounds; benzene unfortunately is heavier than air and will 'pool'.
the ford was, the vw, I blame the mechanic, they fixed it three times, and got it fixed right once, eventually, after weeks. like, fuck man, it's a vw golf, I could probably knock rocks together and forge a replacement clutch in three weeks....
and in all the automatics I've owned, I've never had to replace a transmission. now, like I said, they've all been hondas, I hear that has something to do with it, but yeah... my experience was more issues with clutches in manuals than any transmission issues in automatics. My uncle says that domestically mfg'rd clutches from the 80s sucked compared to the 60s and 70s, but I have no practical experience there.
I do miss being able to pop the clutch to start it :D
no doubt, but they're not relying on courage or intelligence, it's pure dumb hate
Democracy is increasingly unpopular because the people who broke it say it can’t possibly work
well put. and the people who broke it did so because they insist it never works (for them); it not working - for them - is actual evidence that democracy is functioning. They simply cannot accept that their ideas are bad, their platform polarizing, their attempts at reassurance outright ghoulish (only a day one dictatorship, it can be bloodless if the left lets it happen, etc.,) - and since they can't have their way with a popular vote, they'll choose tyranny, no debate, no hesitation.
I'm hearing "possible".
your dog appears to be a sentient dust rag. use him to clean the electronics and bookshelves.
then, obviously, treats. plural.