Is this the setup line for a “blowing chunks” joke?Fuckin puddles...
Is this the setup line for a “blowing chunks” joke?Fuckin puddles...
Nah, wasn’t intending to make a reference to felating fatties. But don’t let me stop you.Is this the setup line for a “blowing chunks” joke?
The worst part is I can't see it! I just kept bleeding everywhere and kept using different stuff trying to apply pressure and the bitch was just leaking all over and wouldn't stop.I am laughing with you, not at you. Sounds like it was raining. Better just say it was raining and blame a puddle. "That puddle came out of nowhere, never even saw it coming."
I thought chunks was the family dogNah, wasn’t intending to make a reference to felating fatties. But don’t let me stop you.
It's that effective rate being "reasonable" that I take umbridge with. My tax dude keeps telling me this is a happy problem, and having to prepay for 2022 already after selling a bunch of stock is an even happier problem, but somehow I'm not feeling happy.The bad news is that I owed a bunch.
The good news is that I owed a bunch.
As long as that effective rate is reasonable then there’s not much to complain about.
I've been a bit of a tool magnet lately. They're so useful it's silly. Latest acquisition is a Park Tools GG-1. For when the grease needs precise application. Brought home a set of used Bondhus allen wrenches yesterday also. It was only missing the 3.5mm wrench. Free-fifty was the right price.It's that effective rate being "reasonable" that I take umbridge with. My tax dude keeps telling me this is a happy problem, and having to prepay for 2022 already after selling a bunch of stock is an even happier problem, but somehow I'm not feeling happy.
Maybe I should go buy tools, that'll probably cheer me up.
I was recently reflecting on the great tool paradox...you don't know you need said tool until the job arises, at which point you are SOL. So do you pre-buy and hope you are set when that day comes? Or do you buy when the situation arises so it never happens again?I've been a bit of a tool magnet lately. They're so useful it's silly. Latest acquisition is a Park Tools GG-1. For when the grease needs precise application. Brought home a set of used Bondhus allen wrenches yesterday also. It was only missing the 3.5mm wrench. Free-fifty was the right price.
As long as I don't end up in a situation where, in the middle of a job, I need a tool to finish, but I also need that tool to go get the tool. That's when you know. And if you know, you know.I was recently reflecting on the great tool paradox...you don't know you need said tool until the job arises, at which point you are SOL. So do you pre-buy and hope you are set when that day comes? Or do you buy when the situation arises so it never happens again?
Me, who could have used a belt sander to knock down some edges on a subfloor the other weekend. Random orbit did okay, but there's no substitute for a belt sander.
Did he say 'good job' and ride away too? Because it sounds like have and Haley would get along well.Lil Man rode over while I was gathering my thoughts and said "that looked like it hurt!".
Pre-buy if its a great deal on a used tool or pay the piper when you need it brand new. Renting tools is viable for the big ticket things needed in a blue moon.I was recently reflecting on the great tool paradox...you don't know you need said tool until the job arises, at which point you are SOL. So do you pre-buy and hope you are set when that day comes? Or do you buy when the situation arises so it never happens again?
Me, who could have used a belt sander to knock down some edges on a subfloor the other weekend. Random orbit did okay, but there's no substitute for a belt sander.
I'm not saying I have been known to take advantage of the generous 30 day return policy at most big stores re: single use tools...Pre-buy if its a great deal on a used tool or pay the piper when you need it brand new. Renting tools is viable for the big ticket things needed in a blue moon.
I did the "wow that's a good deal but I dont need it" enough times to find myself needing said tool another time and not finding a deal. Now when I find a good deal I am more willing to jump on it's especially if I can re-sell and get 80-100% of my funds back.
I have a non-park version of that grease gun and it's the bee's knees!I've been a bit of a tool magnet lately. They're so useful it's silly. Latest acquisition is a Park Tools GG-1. For when the grease needs precise application. Brought home a set of used Bondhus allen wrenches yesterday also. It was only missing the 3.5mm wrench. Free-fifty was the right price.
thisThe worst part is I can't see it! I just kept bleeding everywhere and kept using different stuff trying to apply pressure and the bitch was just leaking all over and wouldn't stop.
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They were trying to stitch my shin from the chain wheel and I just laughed. I've had WAY worse than that. Just make my elbow stop leaking.
For Pisgah solo epics, that is my first aid kit.
Maybe if I could have seen what the hell was leaking maybe. But that does seem like a great idea.
Oh, trust me, I know adhesives.Have you learned nothing ?