Hawse Pipe. It’s where the anchor and it’s chain penetrate the hull, and the anchor is hawsed (housed) while underway.

Dumb question phrased un-saltily from someone as un-salty as an un-salty thing:

Seems like a pretty good explainer

Both keyboards are manufactured with different switch types. There’s some overlap, but that common switch may not be the switch you like. It doesn’t help that the switch manufacturer is no longer in business.

Both keyboards are manufactured with different switch types. There’s some overlap, but that common switch may not be…

Vortex Poker 3 w/ MX Browns. Compact size, relatively cheap, available on Amazon. Thing of beauty

Vortex Poker 3 w/ MX Browns. Compact size, relatively cheap, available on Amazon. Thing of beauty

Love the super low profile tires on the right side and the stock ones on the left.

Please don’t use these. They are junk. Use wire nuts, they are cheaper and offer a way better mechanical interface between wires. A tiny bit more work, but I would definitely trust them more. Weak mechanical connection means heat and voltage drop when high current passes through, and at worst sparks.

They should do a list weighted by how many sold vs. how many stolen.

...I don’t know that not wearing gear and passing on a double yellow equate to assault with a vehicle...

The driver should be charged with attempted murder - but because he “only” hit a motorcycle, he won’t be.

That’s called an “endo”. Looks like he was backing it into the corner, had the rear locked and sliding, but then instead of easing off the front brake, he grabbed a handful. Then the rear comes up and boom! airborne.

Call it nit-picking, but they are NOT really a British motorcycling firm with roots back to 1893. They are an Indian motorcycling firm that has roots back to 1955 when they started producing motorcycles for the Indian market under license from British Royal Enfield. British Royal Enfield disappeared in the 1970s.

Thank you for being my companion...

In fact, there's another reason it ought to shut off. I'm going to the airport. I drive my car. My wife comes with me. She drives the car away from the airport. The keys are in my pocket. She stops for gas. She's stuck at the gas station.

I think it’s great you work with veterans who have lost their legs in service.

I don’t think she was being defensive. You however, are being WAY too severe.

One I've been guilty of: Focusing so much on disassembling the car and installing the part correctly that I then flake out on the reassembly. Sure, it's just the disassembly in reverse, and it will take considerably less time, but I've done it incorrectly more than once.

Thinking that regular WD-40 is a lubricant.

As a professor in the sciences, I recommend asking a different but similar question for aspiring researchers: When and where the data will be published? Don't forget to be a little cynical/ skeptical of their promises. You should look for 3 things: