And in every one of those strip malls, there is a nail salon of some kind.

Got a Phillips. Now you need an Allen and maybe a Torx!

The sock proves everything.

I’m pretty sure they are supposed to be one time use, but I’ve successfully reused quick links on my Sram 11 and 12 speed chains for years. I regularly remove my chains and clean them.

I love Freaking Firefly.

Your dog just molted. As dogs grow, they must shed their old shell. He looks to be resting as he is in a vulnerable state, as his new shell hardens.

Is it a sting-ray trying to dust the landing gear? Many confused…

I looked at it for a couple minutes. Like, actually staring at it trying to understand. As soon as I read “bazoinka face” I could see it.

Should be waaaay bigger. The line must be drawn at the end of the Aleutian Islands.

Hell yeah! Manual transmission!

The blue part is Alaska.

Some kind of variety of Hawk Moth?

One is a wire, one is a cable. One transmits electric energy, one transmits kinetic energy.

Forget the gloves, when did toilet paper get to 90 bucks!?

You can’t breathe when you are too deep. The outside water pressure is too great for your diaphragm muscles to overcome. I remember a Bill Nye Science Guy video from middle school where he tried to use a garden hose as a snorkel. The further down you go, the less you can breathe.

Also, wouldn’t a big-ass bag of air be crazy difficult to keep under water? Try keeping a beach ball under water…

Holy Crap!!! It comes with a bulldozer!

Gary?

Thank You! My drivers ed teacher taught us “blending speed”. Usually a tick over or under the flow of traffic. Use the turn signals and slot right in.

The 12 speed was mostly an example to say it’s a durable system. I also have a Resto-Modded Schwinn road bike from the 80’s with a modern 11 speed Shimano set up.

Theres a benefit gained from ditching the front derailer. One-by systems use a narrow wide chainring on the crank to better hold the chain. Paired up with a clutch in the derailer, you’ll never have the chain come off in rough riding.

I’m a large (6’4" and 280lbs) and pretty powerful rider and my 12 speed Sram/Shimano systems hold up very well.