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I stopped at McDonald’s on a road trip last week. I was a little excited because there was nobody in line and my pit stop wouldn’t delay me more than a few minutes. To my surprise, after I order AND pay they tell me to pull to the waiting area and I was like the 8th car there. If I would’ve know there were 8 people ahead of me, I wouldn’t have stopped. Sons of bitches


You can buy Annin brand flags on Amazon. Very high quality and durable.

re: Camping fire starter

Posted by Cage Fighter Trainee on 5/18/26 at 1:35 pm to
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they started my chimney and camp fire great




I don’t believe you. There is no fire in any of your pics. I’ll stick to my trusty flint stone
Looks like the recipe for some stank arse feet


I like Knee Deep and it has much lower sodium than Tony’s
We pay enough in taxes. I’m not opposed to paying teachers more but take it from somewhere else. We don’t need to be taxed any more than we already are now.
You can still get them from the bank by request.

Some Jewish gentleman on this very board noted he sometimes offers his waiter or waitress the normal gratuity or a $2 bill in lieu of their earned tip. Because I too am part Jewish, it seemed like a good idea. However, I have yet to bring myself to do this.


If you decide on something like this, please try and save some pussy for the rest of us
Turbines move a lot more air than static ridge vents. In Louisiana, I would go with quality turbines and make sure you have enough ventilation in the soffits as the other poster stated. Your shingles will generally last a good bit longer.

Do not use ridge vents if you have a steep hip roof as you generally won’t have enough air flow due to the reduced size of the ridge.

Usually when you see a roof with both ridge vents and turbines or power attic vents, it means the roof wasn’t venting properly and the attic was too damn hot OR the roofer didn’t know WTF he was doing.

If you insist on ridge vents because of looks, make sure the roofer cuts the decking and the felt to allow for proper air flow.

If you go with blown-in insulation, make sure they don’t cover your soffit vents. If you go with spray foam insulation you won’t vent the attic at all.
There are a number of issues that can cause this but it is likely coming from around an existing roof penetration like a vent or pipe jack.
Go up in the attic while it’s raining to see exactly where it’s coming from and definitely call the roofer ASAP so he can help troubleshoot.
It may be as simple as not sealing/resetting a storm collar on a furnace vent or something else that was overlooked.
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Best looking, classiest, most intelligent First Lady in this country's history




Yet the media will say this retarded primate is the classiest, most intelligent First Lady
A friend of mine used crawfish from Rouses for two boils before Easter this year and had a lot of dead ones both times. That was only four sacks out of the 100s/1000s they sell but based on that experience, I’ll keep buying from the seafood market.
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Weed eater throws too much mulch so I need a better option there


Keep hitting the edge with your weed eater weekly. It’ll stop throwing mulch after a few weeks and you’ll have your solution.
Is it normal to button all three buttons on a suit jacket when maximizing your chin count?
It may be the thermal fuse or heating element. Both are easy to change.

You can buy a repair kit on Amazon for about $30 with both parts and watch a YouTube vid for your specific dryer.

Once you find out what part has failed, go buy the actual replacement from the manufacturer of your dryer. The generic one on Amazon will likely fail within a few months.

There may be another way to determine if the thermal fuse has failed or the heating element has but the old trial and error method worked for me.