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You don't have an Allen set? That annoys me.
I do have several. But they were at home. 450 miles away. Nobody gave me any idea they were needed. I asked several times if I needed to bring any tools.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Aha, that changes things. But I am sure it was a 4mm, you could have asked a crack addict to find you one for a Looney or two.
It seems like even the crack addicts took Canada Day off. Freaking ghost town.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Cape towns ban plastic bottles.
Box water price gouging takes over
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I was at a concert last night standing by a kiosk where they were selling beer and water. Guy asked for a water, the lady gave it to him and said, five bucks. Guy said, you don't have to pay for water, it's free. And walked away. Lady was incensed but didn't do anything about it. So I guess he was right. You could try that.
Wow. What a crock of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
It’s like Fiji water. Let’s ship water thousands of miles and claim it’s green.
We collect our water from Shasta Springs, located on Mt. Shasta in Dunsmuir, California. Covered with self-replenishing glaciers and eternal snow, Mt. Shasta rises to an altitude of 14,162 ft.
Our water travels a long way from the place where the glaciers melt; it slowly passes through gemstone-infused rock, layered granite, green jade, and gold.
At 3,000 ft, the water springs in energetic streams from the cracks in the stone. It surfaces into caves and is untouched by human hands. Our water is preserved behind special doors, made from stainless steel; gravity fed water system helps us in water collection.
Thanks to the radiocarbon dating tests, we learned that the water is not less than a hundred years old (and possibly even 10,000). Also, we learned that it comes from 7,000 to 10,000 ft snow and glacier level, from testing the oxygen isotopes.
A comprehensive study of glaciers on Mt. Shasta was conducted in 2002, examining the growth of the glaciers over the fifty-year period – from 1951 to 2002, to be exact. The results were incredible; two have almost doubled over that time, one increased by 50%, and two more glaciers by over 33%.
You, Sir, are insufferable.
Vibes++Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Thanks man. My Canada adventure was short and I made it back home yesterday with thing #1. The hex key and having to take the bed to Saint John cost me a $130 hotel room in NH as I just didn't have that extra 2.75 hours of driving in me Friday night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thaleia
Whoa! Welcome back!Quote:
Originally Posted by iceman
And meanwhile, in reality they are just filling bottles with tap water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
Pretty much. Bottled water annoys me.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
When I was living in the 80477, like Jax i think, it was pretty much a necessity for renters to have po boxes. For most of the area home delivery was limited to cluster boxes and IME many landlords wouldn't give renters access to the cluster box, or PO Box associated with the dwelling. Not to mention that a lot of people claimed that the cluster box service was worse than dealing with a po box as delivery was contracted out. I've lived in a few towns that had usps mail delivery setup that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by krp8128
Sounds familar...my most memorable experience was with a postal worker named Bambi. I was moving to another state and stopped by to drop off my PO Box keys for a box I was renting. She wouldn't accept the keys because there was still time left on the rental. Her solution was to mail the keys back to that post office once our box expired, which we did. What could go wrong??? It got messed up on their end, and ultimately my wife had to speak with Bambi's supervisor over the phone to work it out. Last I heard Bambi's supervisor wasn't too happy with her.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
At that price just drink light beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
Same price per bottle as fever tree, so…Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
Follow up complaint:
The law is so narrowly written around plain bottled water that you can apparently get around it by buying “alkaline water” for slightly more than regular water
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But that’s not Nantucket water shipped across country from Mt Shasta
No idea why I'm so special. Here's another one I just found this afternoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
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Perhaps you shouldn't pee on them????
I didn't know that silicone caulk went bad over time.
Resealed a window seal (seal was lifting and not staying in place) on our new used camper... wondering why the caulk wasn't curing, even two days later. Googled, learned that it goes bad over time even if unopened, then looked at the tube: expiration date was 2015.
Cleaning up uncured old sloppy caulk really sucked. Luckily none of it adhered, so after many paper towels, and wiping with a rubbing alcohol soaked rag, it came out OK.
Recaulked with a brand new tube.
Trying to come up with a good caulk joke, but coming up short.
Something something old sloppy caulk sucker something.Quote:
Originally Posted by krp8128
That's what she said.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
This has never happened to me before....
https://youtu.be/CEzV5D0KCTwQuote:
Originally Posted by krp8128