He also helped me make my dishwasher work better.

Having grown up with the original series and TNG, I think star trek works better as a cartoon.

I was disappointed in the episode called "The Soft Weapon". Its based on a short story by Larry Niven. They had Kzinti in the episode, but replaced the Peirson's Puppeteer with Spock. Cowards. Animate a three legged alien with two heads and an impossibly sexy human female voice.

I have a F150 I use as a farm truck, and an old samurai. (The little 4x4, not the feudal warrior) The samurai is lifted and has larger tires on it, and the hood is still still only about waist-high. Much lower than the F150's hood which is almost chest high. (Im 6ft tall, that's ~183cm)

The F150 is honestly not very useful for hauling, because the sides of the bed are armpit high. Heavy things must be lifted a few feet to get up on the tailgate when its open. Most of the time anymore I use the samurai to pick up things like animal feed or fertilizer or other heavy bags of stuff, because it won't get stuck in the yard like the truck will, and its just more fun to drive, all 65 horsepower of it.

And how often do you use the 5,600 pound towing capacity?

Go back to reddit with the other defeatists.

Recovering mechanic here. You're correct.

There tend to be corners in the fill tube which makes getting the hose into the tank difficult on its own. And there is usually a device in the line, like a spring, that allows fuel to flow into the tank, but not a hose.

This wasn't always the case. Cars older than about the mid 1980's (depending on brand) won't always have such features.

Long, long ago (2019) I could run to mickey d's and grab two mcchickens and a large drink for $3 US. I think those same terrible choices cost $8 now.

Fast food got stupid expensive in 2020 and never went back, and its made my wife and I healthier because we stopped buying fast food.

My car has this ancient technology called a "fan" to move air over the radiator when its running but not moving.

It may be the cheapest but its not good enough for what it does cost.

Or an AI starts repeating it

Some older japanese cars have a drain plug in the gas tank.

I wasted many hours on my PS2. So much ratchet and clank.

Guess she should have thrown it farther.

I sure hope so. Maybe he can do a collab with Technology Connections about it?

I have a modern-ish F150 with a single cab and 8ft bed. I feel like I have the only one that isnt a company truck.

Ive had TWO vehicles that were manufactured in Canada. They were both fine. What weirdos are saying canada cant build cars?

I remember looking at a house in Bristow, OK, and learning about the chicken ordinance which was much like the OP.

We heard at least two different roosters while we were looking at the house.

Those are numbers similar to a small truck in the 1980's. Im sure its fine unless youre one of these guys who NEEDS to haul four tons of cow shit to texas twice a week or whatever excuse is always given against a small electric vehicle.

They aren't shooting at them. It used to be a popular thing for teenagers to whack mailboxes from moving cars using baseball bats or similar implements. It was a bigger problem ~20 years ago.

Of course now you're likely to break your hand/arm/bat if you try it. I've seen several methods used to prevent damage to mailboxes, including cages made from rebar, stacks of mobile home rims with a mailbox in the center, mailboxes made from drill pipe, the mailbox at my house is made from 1/4" thick steel plate and the post it is mounted to is a piece of I-beam. It's bonkers. I think you could hit it with a semi truck and the truck would lose. I didn't build it, it was there when I bought the house.