That number is only as high as it is because there’s no real way to have safety features on a bike. You can wear a helmet, and even pads, but it doesn’t give the protection of an automobile interior. If there were a way to make a safe bicycle, that 720 would look more like 72. If you remove the shell of an automobile…

The man wears an expensive suit. Want to keep it clean? Take a break from the manhandling of foods. It may look silly, but now he doesn’t have to run home and change because he got ketchup on his cuff.

You can do what is generally called a voluntary reposession, which is as you stated. You realize you can no longer make payments on the vehicle, so you return it to the dealer. But there’s caveats to it.

Of course. I just think that much for such a small blueprint is a bit high. I’d be all for $10.00. If it were blueprints for something more complex then I wouldn’t bat an eye at $20.00

Actually it can support a full adult in its current iteration. He’s laid on the bed with his wife and daughter with no issues. The stair issue was tackled in a follow up video as well.

It’s a shame this guy charges 20 bucks for the blueprints. Thankfully this one is pretty simple so even not-so-handy people like me can still make it.

I’m that person that’s going to build this and most likely spend more time under it than on it.

One of the many YouTube downloader apps/websites. Save in a low-ish resolution to reduce size then store it either on an external drive or in your cloud service of choice.

Actually the proper term is “Chemical Element”. It applies to absolutely all elements on the periodic table, thus making Gallium a chemical, because everything is a type of chemical.

Don’t give the WWE any more stupid ideas!

I’m guessing he doesn’t like the sound of his voice. Maybe he sounds a bit nerdy and wants to sound a bit more authoritative so he’s using MorphVox to change his voice.

Most “crashes” aren’t violent eruptions into flame or something. Many are things like engine failure, where you still have control of the plane and can glide in for as soft of a crash as possible. You might lose the wings on impact, but the passengers can survive with little more than minor injuries.

All too familiar. It’s the same here in Houston. I’m not saying that they’re already out there, just that it’s not too terribly hard to make them. But it is also a sad fact that if these were built and rented or sold for cheap, and happened to be made into entire neighborhoods and not just a random tiny house here or…

I’ve been reading the comments, and people just don’t seem to be grasping the fact that you can have safe AND affordable for those who are willing to settle with less. You can make a perfectly livable 20x20 home that’s basically built like a studio apartment with a small walled off bath in one corner. You could still…

You kinda missed something. He asked about FORM housing, because you had a typo.

Typo. He meant Dorm.

The Blu Pure XL also does 92MP photos, so that doesn’t impress me too much. Being this is newer tech, it probably does it a fair bit better though.

I know exactly what you mean. For a couple years I was riding a mountain bike 12 miles to work. I always showed up early to cool off or warm up, change into work clothes etc.

It’s perfectly legal. In my example I even stated that you’re clocking in first. But you’re clocking in a few minutes early so you can be prepared and ready to go and relieve the previous shift on time.

I have never understood how people can always be so late. I can count the number of times I’ve been late to anything in the last 3 years on one hand. It’s not hard to set your alarm an extra 15 minutes early, set out the next mornings clothes before you go to bed, untie and loosen the laces on your shoes before taking…