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I'm a little curious how they stop it.

Pretty sure doubles are legal in most states and triples are legal in a number of states as well. I don't see any length increase details in the article, though it does mention longer trucks. The only specific mentioned is higher gross weight.

It is incredibly fucked, iits just not a celebrity/wealthy thing. It's a human failing.

Mallory. Take from that what you will.

I just imagine this is the inmate when I read the headline.

"because it is there"

Not sure the feral nazi population has really changed from last year.

Tom makes enough money to take his thetan levels seriously. Doesn't look like Danny boy'll be that bankable of a star going forward.

Very much so. Also, I'm not sure if I'm just old or if 2011 really wasn't that long ago. I'd really like to see wild salmon numbers more like 1811.

Isn't that kinda always the case with a plane?

Moar bacon!

It probably just raises further ethical questions.

Politics is often just projection.

Now that you mentioned it, I have a toddler and a cocktail shaker already. I'll slap some ducktape on the lid and hope to contain some disaster.

I think nylon does well with sliding friction, but have some concerns about whether it would hold up well to the kind of sharp edges you tend to have with abrasive media. That's from some observation on both commercial rock tumblers, industrial ball mills, and abrasive blasting equipment. I won't say I know enough from experience to say it will work for sure though.

I think print one and apply a castable coating like urethane or maybe plastigip to the inside could be pretty long lasting.

"tHatS noT rEaL ReNt coNtRoL."

Aside from that one tiny cheap toy in the sears catalog backnin the day, my recollection was starting price was around $250 for any tumbler(dad was considering them for years is the only reason I have any recollection). The $52 Harbor freight option is an impressive deal especially considering a few decades of inflation. I'm not say they were ever affordable toys, just that they are more affordable than they used to be. Size is a pretty big limitation on most readily available ones below the $500 mark.

Might be worth trying a plastidip or some sort of urethane or rubberized coating on the inside. And the a big rubberband tire on the rollers That would make it last longer and be repairable.

Have they? I feel like I see more low cost options than years ago.