Utility company came out to perform the permanent fix on our line. Shut down the power, removed the temporary line, and then left. They now say that line was bad (funny, worked until they took it down), and will be replacing the temporary line while they fix the original issue. ETA 10:30pm. Still no...

The Prologue isn’t bad at all, and I surprisingly like that aquamarine color they have.

Major really was an dadhole.

I completely forgot about the Prelude. Have they confirmed that it’s coming to the US?

Boss just sent a PowerPoint back and told me to be more creative and innovative with it... Guess she wants some word art and sick transitions.. time to polish up the resume At my last place, our CTSO did the same to me. I **** you not, all I did was add fades between slides and text transition effe...

Just got a message from our utility company that they're going to permanently fix our power issue from a few weeks ago... in an hour. Great, I guess, but I would have loved more than an hour's notice, as I am in the middle of a 12-hour multi-color print on my 3D printer. I guess I'll get to see how ...

Saw a Prius Prime on the road on Tuesday, and it's probably the first model of that line that I didn't immediately think 'that thing is ugly as ****'. Definitely a huge step in the right direction.

Inch and a half

"I think that was 100% real," Schulz said on his "Flagrant" show, explaining, "The reason why I think it's real is because they told us no jokes about happy endings with Robert Kraft." If something is off-limits, then it's not a roast. Bunch of pussies. I'm glad that Jeff Ross ignored them. Every r...

"I think that was 100% real," Schulz said on his "Flagrant" show, explaining, "The reason why I think it's real is because they told us no jokes about happy endings with Robert Kraft."

If something is off-limits, then it's not a roast. Bunch of pussies. I'm glad that Jeff Ross ignored them.

Source of the post tonnou cover over the bed

You know, I was going to mention my buddy who has a Colorado with a cover on it that I am 100% sure has never been opened. He won't even take his truck to the grocery store because he doesn't want it getting scratched, so he uses his wife's minivan.

It's more than that, IMO. I get larger trucks for work, etc. But they've gotten so big that they're just nuisances now.

Not that I see it often, but I'd guess that 90% of the time I see somebody parking in two spaces, it's a huge truck. Once saw a Ram covering 4 spots at the mall.

I liked him too much in FD to blame him for viewers dropping, lol.

Source of the post (Where the **** did Andy go, anyway?)

You're going to hate this, but he left due to scheduling conflicts with Loki (he had a minor role in the show). IMO, he was perfect for Tacoma FD, and his 'replacement' was... not.

Somebody should make a show about a local fire station and the antics that come with being together so often. Maybe make it a comedy by using the Broken Lizard guys. I think that'd be pretty funny. https://media1.giphy.com/media/KehZzz3nnOp8YFVceG/200w.gif?cid=6c09b95275riw5vgp1351or7a3enl8fzef8vb4s...

Lol no it didn't.

97" wide, my man. That's **** huge, and I don't even think that is the mirror to mirror width.

Abbott Elementary is a terrific show.

Source of the post Not the first time its happened either on such short notice.

In that case, instant no.

I think it's clear, at least as far as the American market is concerned, that we're in an "arms" race of sorts for the manufacturers to keep making bigger and bigger vehicles because everyone else has something bigger. Which is absurd. I passed a new Chevy pickup on Tuesday that was close to needin...

Please god no

Your first time is always the most fun... lol. For a clogged nozzle, you might want to try a cold pull. If you can take your nozzle off, or at least access the top of it (remove the PTFE tubing), heat up a small allen wrench over a stove until it's red hot, then quickly jam it into the extruder/nozz...

I'm sure this will go over well. A new version of The Office has been picked up at Peacock, though will not be a direct spinoff or reboot of the original series. Instead, it's described as being "set in the same universe" and follows "the documentary crew that immortalized Dunder Mifflin's Scranton ...

This 57 Vette print I'm working on is going to be the most time by a country mile. The next two parts - roof and dash - are between 11 and 16 hours each, as I am using my .2mm nozzle and it's all multicolor. That said, it's worth it. The detail that this nozzle can get is simply amazing.

I wonder if there was something unique about 3 years ago...

Been going since 2013, so even ignoring the covid years, it's the construction on/near the GWB. It's almost like the subbed out the work to PennDOT.