Nah, I made it all the way to fifth.

The most absurd thing I’ve encountered is that I got a first-person shooter instead of the turn-based RPG Fallout is supposed to be. That was really stupid, but it has to be a mistake.

Nazi pussies _always_ think they’re “more intellectual.” They’re not.

Depends if you want to put the time in adjusting it and practicing with it. With some serious practice, you can get to where you can use it to stop quite a bit more quickly/stably, but it takes work.

Yeah, drizzle or even actual rain is no problem. Can be uncomfortable, can be tough to keep your shield clear, but assuming your tires are ok, as long as you avoid control inputs while a tire is actually on any kind of road paint, manhole cover, or other slippery-when-wet thing, you’ll be fine.

Because countries that don’t allow it are populated exclusively by Nazi pussies.

Ouch. Could be worse, but could totally be better.

Now I want to know your last name.

Ah, the demo bar. So satisfying.

I’ve seen that listed elsewhere, too, but I don’t recall it being done on the job sites I was on. Trouble is, I can’t recall how it _was_ done. I get the reason hand saws are mentioned for that - you want a straight-bottomed cut, which you can’t get with, say, a circular saw.

He looks like John Goodman to me. John Goodman as Batman.

Demerit rescinded. Credit awared for use of “antonym.”

Jr. might’ve been his father’s favorite, but he didn’t/doesn’t care. _He_ didn’t/doesn’t like his dad, or at least his dad’s politics, and it obviously slanted him quite a bit.

Totally agree. That’s one of those times where you might want a hand saw. They have their place, but not enough of one that I can imagine you’d be using one often when you encounter a nail like this.

My Dad was a carpenter. I grew up around carpenters. I did it myself in the summers. So I want to ask this:

“Lauded” means they proclaimed that they liked it. Did they like it for being linear and terrible?

Looks more like just a candid shot Stewart wasn’t ready for.

Right.

Still no useful sub-tasks, and with MS owning them now it will never happen because MS thinks adding sub-tasks will cannibalize from purchases of Project (see their rationale for never adding sub-tasks to Outlook).

There’s usually a way, but you have to do it on purpose. On my Escape: