You do know that this is the internet and you can just watch porn, right?

That breaker testing switch looks perfectly to code to me.

That really depends on the humidity. I can take a desert 90F or even 100F all day without AC without issue but 80F temps with a 70F dew point absolutely kills me. I lived in my area without AC for years. I never got used to it, I just stopped functioning when it got hot and muggy.

Mine is programmable. In winter it's set to 65F at night and 68F durring the day. When unoccupied it also goes to 65F. I'd love to be able to set it lower because I love the cold but my pet snake probably wouldn't appreciate it even with their hot rock and heat lamp. Durring the summer I have it set to 68F while sleeping 72F durring the day and 78F while unoccupied. I don't shut the AC off while unoccupied because in my area humidity is a much bigger issue in the summer than temperature and removing latent heat takes a long time if you let it build up all day. Currently working on refitting my system for better on demand latent heat removal.

Same, I'm kinda holding out because I heard that tooth regrowing drug entered human trials and mine aren't that bad yet.

Brand doesn't matter as long as they're sugar free.

I'm a refrigeration service tech so the closest thing I have to an office is my work van so the view is constantly changing. But, so far, I have actually wound up attending most of my zoom meetings from customer rooftops so if you count that as my office then my office has some pretty stunning views fairly frequently.

I think you responded to the wrong comment.

That's how it's supposed to work in the US too. Maybe it depends on the state but in MN at least it's illegal to fail to pull over for emergency vehicles. If you see any emergency vehicle on the road running with lights on then you are supposed to stop and pull off to the side so that they can have the whole road.

The video in the OP looks nuts to me too. I've never seen people fail to pull over for an emergency vehicle in my area.

Exact opposite here. My mom is riddled with auto immune disorders and my dads genes look like a ransom note, but here I am perfectly _physically healthy.

These cops a shitheel attempted murderers for shooting someone who wasn't a threat to anyone through a fence. They should both be sent to prison and permanently barred from posessing firearms.

But their form in committing that attempted murder isn't the issue here. As far as mag dumping goes, that's pretty standard practice when it comes to handguns. With hand guns it's assumed that you're going to be using them in a high stress situation where you aren't going to have a whole lot of time to aim carefully and your adrenaline will be interfering with your aim. Plus handguns are harder to aim accurately and just plain more inaccurate than long guns. In addition, in a high stress situation someone can be shot and not even realize they got shot until the adrenaline wears off or they drop dead. It takes a pretty immediately critical wound to actually stop a human running on adrenaline and, while gunshot wounds are easily lethal given a little bit of time, there are shockingly few areas on the body where a gunshot wound is immediately lethal or immediately crippling. All this means that training for using handguns is to aim center of mass and keep pulling the trigger until your target actually drops or otherwise completely stops being a threat. They are really only meant to be last resort weapons even for cops. If you are planning on shooting someone then you get out a long gun.

The thing to criticize here is that these two subhuman skidmarks decided to immediately gun down someone who was no immediate threat to them or anyone else. Criticizing their form durring that attempted murder just gives you less credibility around those who have firearms training and is irrelevant to the fact that they just decided on murder as plan A. Bringing up their form just deflects from the fact that their reason for shooting the victim could only be that they just wanted to.

If that's your fetish, I guess.

Isn't this what Jesus did?

Let the AGI take over. I for one submit to our new artificial overlord. It couldn't be any more dumb than our current government.

Honestly same. Anywhere I go I'm just a threat regardless of what I do.

But the same thing can happen with vasectomies so why isn't it showing anything there?

As a man I can assure you that this pill wouldn't be feasable for me to take and I'm better off without it.

_{Because I'm snipped}

What, you don't want your keys to crunch when you press them?

This post was clearly made by a mosquito.

Insulation fucking sucks. If your do a lot of work with it though then it's worth it to just fork over the dough for a proper full face respirator. That makes things so much more comfortable. Even with full gear though you'll still wind up itching somewhere.

As far as the trades go though, honestly switching to a blue collar job is the most rewarding thing I've ever done. I went from IT to being a refrigeration mechanic and I love it. I might not be saving lives all that often but it is nice to be able to know that I am helping real people. Like a call I had recently getting a fridge fixed in time for a small town bar to still have cold beer for St. Pattys day. I spent hours laying on a filthy bar floor with an acetylene torch swapping out a compressor old enough to have seen the collapse of the soviet union. But when I got that thing going again the cheer from the farmers sitting at the bar made my day. Sure I didn't change any lives, but I left knowing I made people happy.

Of course the bigger emergency jobs can be very high stress. If I get an emergency 1AM callout with a down grocery store rack system and a million dollars of produce spoiling, then I'm definitely sweating a bit. But even then, it's a good stress. It's a stress that pushes me into action and my brain into gear. There's no dread in it. There's only the knowledge that people are relying on me to solve the problem and there is no one else comming to the rescue. It's a chance to prove that you can fix anything no matter how creative you need to get with that fix.

The job is often backbreaking. The job is often filthy. The job is often even dangerous. Most days I come home covered in various substances with new scratches, bruises, and/or burns in various locations only to sit down and just ache for a while. But most days I also go to bed happy and content.