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madeintaipei posted:Thank you, American and Japanese pickup manufacturers, for making head and tail lights exceedingly eay to change. Seriously, god loving bless. Trucks have spoiled me so much. My taillights come off with two screws accessible by opening the bed. Headlights are dead simple too. The only difficult maintenance task I have is sparkplugs, and that's only because I have 16 of them. I mean, they come with gas struts and underhood lights! They're actually made to be worked on. What a concept. e: ew, snipe. here's my favorite USCSB video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rktMzw2fd28 solarNativity fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Oct 1, 2021 |
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My apologies for quoting something two weeks old but just in case this went un-noticed I wanted to make note that I noticed.
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solarNativity posted:e: ew, snipe. here's my favorite USCSB video:
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No one tell the LAPD You can put a scale inside of the bomb box, that way you know how much bomb is in the box.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Put a 2.73 diff in it. Congrats, now it gets 13mpg. 4.11 gears, a 900 CFM Rochester carb, 3 speed Hurst slapstick. Maybe cam it up a little bit. That's good for about 7mpg on regular gas with a tailwind.
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The new mega grande electrochino at Starbuks looks great. Can I get that with pumpkin spice, please?
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nomad2020 posted:No one tell the LAPD You can put a scale under the bomb box and zero it before you start loading blowy uppy stuff. When it hits the capacity of the box, stop adding stuff. Mind blown!
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Harry_Potato posted:You can put a scale under the bomb box and zero it before you start loading blowy uppy stuff. When it hits the capacity of the box, stop adding stuff. Mind blown! You could even do some galaxy brain poo poo like have a departmental policy that you only load the box to, say, 85% of the manufacturer's listed capacity.
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Cyrano4747 posted:You could even do some galaxy brain poo poo like have a departmental policy that you only load the box to, say, 85% of the manufacturer's listed capacity. Haha like they do with cranes and forklifts Unless that was the joke...
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Cyrano4747 posted:You could even do some galaxy brain poo poo like have a departmental policy that you only load the box to, say, 85% of the manufacturer's listed capacity. hey man, ive bveen drunk oin the job every day for thirteen years, i THINK i know how much my rig can handle
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Lascivious Sloth posted:I like how he puts the stirring paddle on the dirty floor, mmm germ theory is just, like, your opinion man
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I'll interject quickly that there are smallish movements trying to propagate alternatives to germ theory in the modern day
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:I'll interject quickly that there are smallish movements trying to propagate alternatives to germ theory in the modern day Sure and flat earthers and crystal healing and magnets and copper socks
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I am used to and accept that flat earthers and crystals people exist, it boggles my mind that anyone questions germ theory. Copper socks? I dunno I guess I'm ready to have my mind boggled again.
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:I am used to and accept that flat earthers and crystals people exist, it boggles my mind that anyone questions germ theory. Copper socks? I dunno I guess I'm ready to have my mind boggled again. isnt copper anti-microbial?
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:I am used to and accept that flat earthers and crystals people exist, it boggles my mind that anyone questions germ theory. Copper socks? I dunno I guess I'm ready to have my mind boggled again. Started out as something akin to diabetic compression socks, then the whole "copper" thing started a decade-ish ago when people started assigning woo powers to copper (see CopperFit products). E: pretty sure it's antimicrobial but the bigger factor is the woo. Like PowerBalance magnet bracelets. CRUSTY MINGE fucked around with this message at 20:56 on Oct 1, 2021 |
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I'm actually relieved/glad he didn't drop them. That was pure skill.
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 That's the injector head of a coil tubing unit. It is very much supposed to be perfectly upright.  A coil tubing unit runs tubing in and out of a drilled hole with specialized tools on it to do different functions. It can be used on active, producing wells. The stripper/packer holds the pressure of the well, and is above where that bend is. So now they have a kinked tubing string that is holding all the valves open that they can't pull out. If that well is under pressure, I don't even know how they would fix this gently caress-up.
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Stripper BOP. Can't pull out huh. Bad case of injector head I'm sure, tubing in and out of that drilled hole. Good lord how do those people get 5min productive work in between the pun cavalcade that is their work week I wonder. E: kink 
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Karate Bastard posted:Stripper BOP. Can't pull out huh. Bad case of injector head I'm sure, tubing in and out of that drilled hole. Good lord how do those people get 5min productive work in between the pun cavalcade that is their work week I wonder. COCAINE! You could censor a few words here and play "Sex toy or oilfield tool"  e:  ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Powershift fucked around with this message at 21:49 on Oct 1, 2021 |
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Powershift posted:
No kink shaming
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:I am used to and accept that flat earthers and crystals people exist, it boggles my mind that anyone questions germ theory. Copper socks? I dunno I guess I'm ready to have my mind boggled again. There's a quack medicine movement called "grounding" or "earthing". The basic concept is that people are healthier when they're electrically grounded. Most of the people who believe in it just walk around barefoot a lot, or wire themselves up to copper stakes that they hammer into their yard. When they're dumb enough to spend a lot of money on it, then they get electrically conductive sheets or rugs that are wired up to electrical ground. Conductive socks are one of their things, although I've mostly seen them made with silver. None of the people involved know anything about how electricity works. There's also a lot of crossover with the "5G gave my kids autism and cancer" crowd.
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Tobermory posted:There's a quack medicine movement called "grounding" or "earthing". The basic concept is that people are healthier when they're electrically grounded. Most of the people who believe in it just walk around barefoot a lot, or wire themselves up to copper stakes that they hammer into their yard. When they're dumb enough to spend a lot of money on it, then they get electrically conductive sheets or rugs that are wired up to electrical ground. Conductive socks are one of their things, although I've mostly seen them made with silver. I typed and backspaced out 3 different versions of a home grounding kit that was my old toaster and a couple of butter knives. I am bad at grifting.
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With the existence of such things as 'docking', 'sounding' and 'soaking', is it weird that my first reaction to hearing 'grounding' is "ew what's this weird new sex thing?"
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Mister Speaker posted:With the existence of such things as 'docking', 'sounding' and 'soaking', is it weird that my first reaction to hearing 'grounding' is "ew what's this weird new sex thing?" Me and a guy at work cane up with a new one. 'threading'. It's like docking, but with a 'little twist'.
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Tobermory posted:There's a quack medicine movement called "grounding" or "earthing". The basic concept is that people are healthier when they're electrically grounded. Most of the people who believe in it just walk around barefoot a lot, or wire themselves up to copper stakes that they hammer into their yard. When they're dumb enough to spend a lot of money on it, then they get electrically conductive sheets or rugs that are wired up to electrical ground. Conductive socks are one of their things, although I've mostly seen them made with silver. I've seen this sort of thing discussed by people into TCM, to help accumulate chi energy or whatever. Except they did it by running a cable from a ground connection to their perineum while meditating.
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The Sausages posted:I've seen this sort of thing discussed by people into TCM, to help accumulate chi energy or whatever. Except they did it by running a cable from a ground connection to their perineum while meditating. I don't think that accumulates chi so much as just gets the taint out of it.
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wesleywillis posted:Me and a guy at work cane up with a new one. 'threading'. It's like docking, but with a 'little twist'. Sounding with a drill bit
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I think some socks and underware use copper or silver "ions" or whatever in the fibers to reduce microb growth and thus reduce odor. They're popular with campers or travelers who want to stretch time between laundry.
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PhazonLink posted:I think some socks and underware use copper or silver "ions" or whatever in the fibers to reduce microb growth and thus reduce odor. They're popular with campers or travelers who want to stretch time between laundry. See I can't understand this position. Isn't camping supposed to be your one chance to smell the way you want?
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PhazonLink posted:I think some socks and underware use copper or silver "ions" or whatever in the fibers to reduce microb growth and thus reduce odor. They're popular with campers or travelers who want to stretch time between laundry. The soil here in Finland is so acidic that almost everything organic rots away in not a long time. But the presence of bronze jewelry in some iron age graves has preserved the fabrics they were worn over so we have been able to make reproductions of what at least the wealthy would have worn back then. Something to do with metal salts. Nenonen fucked around with this message at 11:40 on Oct 2, 2021 |
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