QuinceDaPence @ QuinceDaPence @kbin.social

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I guess "wedgie" could still be the mechanism of injury but, damn.

If you're talking about a head unit replacement that get's difficuld nowadays since they aren't just Double-DIN and there are vehicle.settings managed in there.

Looks like to do that for mine is about $800-1500 DIY

A friend from highschool had a kinda long name...so naturally we kept adding to it and he's still in my contacts as that long-ass name.

It's kinda like the uncanny valley though. For the most part it's so accurate/detailed that the parts that aren't really stand out.

99% chance it's a wrap. You just peel it off when you're done with it. It doesn't damage paint if you take it off in less than like 7 years and it would never damage the stainless.

Of course I know the taste buds in my colon (TBIMC) can never be cured, but my doctor told me that with proper diet and excercise and Poisantin, my TBIMC could be monitored, putting me in control of the size and sensitivity of the taste buds in my colon.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hjX2KT7AMY

Oh No!

https://youtu.be/Xn676-fLq7I?si=L2Z8E5UXSW67jqRP&t=40

They're claiming that some "exteaction" [sic] was done improperly during World War II when getting bomb material, and made a mess, and that that should be factored into the environmental effects of modern nuclear power.

That's a dumb argument.

Also telling people to go look it up, is not stating facts.

Sounds like something the pilot in Airplane! would say to Timmy or whatever his name was.

But also that caption has great meme potential.

We need an expert on this. You gotta go find the guy that designed that butt plug revolver with the clench activated trigger.

There's plenty of knowledge about the effects of nitrogen from it being a workplace hazard in a lot of places.

One example is anchor chain lockers on ships. That big iron chain that just came out of the salt water wants to turn into iron oxide so it absorbs all the oxygen making the environment extremely nitrogen rich. In several cases people have been climbing down into it and without warning go unconscious. I think one case had three dead at the bottom before the fourth guy comes along with some brains and thinks maybe I shouldn't go down there.

I got a bit hypoxic on top of a mountain. It was 29°F with the wind you'd expect at 14000ft, and I'm just standing there in a t-shirt because I was just so nice and warm, also I was so loopy I could not stop laughing.

Should just be opening a valve. There's no mixture to get right like with the injection. Just 100% nitrogen.

Even before this they've been buying almost entirely from the US and I think some from the UK.

Poland isn't exactly on good terms with Russia or, by extension, China.

Absolutely. It would give parents a day off on weekdays to get errands done and relax without the kids.

I don't so much mind it at the membership stores because it's part of the membership.

But my local Walmart recently hired some new woman for it. Most others just glance at it an say "you're good" to every 10th person but this one takes your recipt and checks every item in every bag, and does this to every person and then freaks out if people walk past the line. It's bad enough there was a whole thing on the town facebook page with hundreds of people complaining about it.

The most recent time I tried to ignore her and keep walking but a traffic jam stopped me and this bitch walks up and grabs the cart and starts reaching for my recipt.

Lol that wouldn't work with my party.

enters puzzle room and reads riddle

Half Orc: I'm gonna open the door.

DM: Doesn't work. It's locked

Half Orc: I'm gonna open the door, but harder

What bothers me the most is the fucking Walmart recipt checkers.

Don't make me check out my own shit if you don't trust me.

Two jokes I can make out of this. Which could dig at either US or EU/UK

1. I paid for it, I'm gonna show it off.
2. Have you seen the British?