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re: List of vehicles being discontinued in 2027
Posted by Clames on 7/30/26 at 12:39 pm to TheHarahanian
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Toyota killed the Supra, again. Why?
Maybe because they sold less than 3,000 of them per year since 2023.
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New tool to mess with came in.
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Those paper masks are not helping or stopping the things you listed. They never would have stopped COVID either. Not even a KN-95 will do that.
Shortly after the anthrax scare, the Army tested various household materials that could be used to make improvised masks in the event of a major terrorist release of it. Basically found that something made with multiple layers of microfiber could provide limited protection but only it had a near perfect seal to the face. Which is the same limitation of any face covering, even military-grade NBC gear, efficacy is dependent on a complete face seal. Covid had back alley sweatshops in every 3rd world shite hole pumping out masks too, pretty most of those were contaminated with things far worse than Covid too.
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The Lotus has seen patrons speak out in support of the lounge since the zoning application was denied.
Saw some of the cultcha-types stating how they deserve a "classy" place to go....:lol:
re: Somehow we missed yesterday's slap-fight at the Louisiana Supreme Court
Posted by Clames on 7/29/26 at 10:15 am to SouthPlains
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prisoner being interrogated by police who said "just give me a lawyer, dog" did not actually request a lawyer, because the request was ambiguous as to whether the prison was requesting a lawyer or a dog.
Petty but allowable,
re: Now that Iran has claimed victory what realistic and sensible options are left for the US.
Posted by Clames on 7/28/26 at 9:59 pm to Bass Tiger
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as of today many military strategists could make a solid argument that Iran has indeed won this military conflict.
You and your fellow Reddit retards are not even close to any kind of strategists.
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I have no military experience
No shite, should have just kept this to yourself instead of advertising your profound ignorance though.
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That would explain all the fat people.
Stupid too.
Chief Goldtoof want his wampum.
re: No more ballon releases in La
Posted by Clames on 7/28/26 at 1:41 pm to TheTigress
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This is an infringement on personal rights and will hopefully be struck down by the courts soon.
Need to slap you ignorant people with large littering fines. Trashy, uneducated, low-IQ people like you should be taxed into oblivion.
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Except for the fact that no one is saying that
Except for the fact that some locals are putting blame on the tourists and are emphatically stating there must have been some "provocation" (some of these same locals also state being a tourist is provocation enough). You must be so happy to live with such wilful ignorance...:lol:
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At least he is doing something, he is anticipating the 11/gallon gas that is coming.
Not being a moron is something you could start doing.
re: What's the best pre-wash to use before pressure washing concrete and procedure.
Posted by Clames on 7/28/26 at 9:15 am to damnstrongfan
I use a diluted bleach solution from a garden sprayer for the worst spots, my pressure washer with a 14" surface head doesn't need much else.
re: Shoe Moulding Help
Posted by Clames on 7/27/26 at 10:37 am to KemoSabe65
I've ripped strips out of 1x material to fill in those gaps before, not fun.
He's poorly educated and poor to boot. Eurotrash doesn't have much else to offer around here.
re: How is everyone’s A/C units doing right now?
Posted by Clames on 7/26/26 at 10:55 am to MardiGrasCajun
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Proper cfm is required to remove humidity from a space.
I've had to explain this many times, my fiancee's mother was convinced that the blowers weren't running fast enough to cool the house and that they needed to be upgraded. The main system is practically brand new with a variable speed blower already, think it's moving a bit over 1060 CFM for the 3-ton condenser and the condensation that system is moving out of the house is significant. She leaves the kitchen window open every time she smokes and there's a sliding door in the back she leaves open to the enclosed patio... :banghead: I'm glad I don't have anything to do with the electric bill there.
re: The Number of A/C recent replacements continue to grow
Posted by Clames on 7/26/26 at 10:44 am to UptownJoeBrown
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If I was younger and didn’t have many prospects, I would start an simple HVAC service. It’s not that complicated.
I think it's a good trade at almost any age. The equipment available today for diagnostics and measurement are phenomenal. I just ordered a Navac NX1G digital manifold kit, I have experience in diagnosing and repair of most common residential HVAC problems, getting a EPA 608 universal certification is not hard and the local mechanical supply shop just started carrying refrigerant in the smaller quantity bottles on their shelves. I have a decent HVAC guy for the last few years but he's looking at retirement soon, my fiancee had a miserable and incredibly expensive experience with two larger outfits for her mother's house. Outside of more specialized equipment, I have everything else even down to tubing tools for bending, flaring, swaging, and brazing.
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"These people are serious. They really care about small businesses," said Kelly, adding: "They get shite done."
Look at the poorly educated clapping like retarded seals.... :rotflmao:
This is the absolute lowest of low-hanging fruit, doesn't touch the regressive tax structure and hundreds of other issues that legitimate small-business owners face in NYC. Just like his "balancing" the budget, he is deferring things and calling it progress. Typical Eurotrash fashion, posting this crap with his surface-level understanding of the truth.
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Isn’t the problem now that the rezoning is preventing them or buyers from developing the property commercially?
Rezoning happens all the time. Nobody is entitled to permanent zoning, how long has this property been held and why wasn't it developed sooner? I know people who have lost their asses buying land on the speculation of gas development that never materialized, do they get to sue someone too? :lol:
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The Kleinprters have a legitimate gripe, but they are barking up the wrong tree here.
They really don't. They basically want the government to guarantee their speculative investments which is what real estate truly is. They have no real argument and this is just a last desperate attempt by the usual suspects to inconvenience StG.
re: NYT: Iran's Supreme Leader "far more interested" in nukes than his Father
Posted by Clames on 7/25/26 at 3:00 pm to Pragmatist2025
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I would hope this covers other threats and not just Iran.
It does but Iran is by far the biggest threat here. There's no doubt they would use a nuclear weapon on US allies and to destabilize the ME completely. Iran has long range missiles already, loading them with even low-yield fission devices would be a catastrophic escalation. You think oil prices are bad now, they are absolutely nothing compared to a confirmed nuclear capable Iran.
re: NYT: Iran's Supreme Leader "far more interested" in nukes than his Father
Posted by Clames on 7/25/26 at 12:37 pm to Pragmatist2025
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I would hope so. Does this have anything to do with U.S. intelligence involving Iran’s nuclear capabilities?
If Iran wasn't a legitimate concern then why would the DoD maintain such an expansive enterprise? Not like our intelligence assets haven't been very wrong before.
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