Despite its clickbaity headline,

This doesn’t show her hand making the knife, this shows her finish sanding/polishing the blade and making the handle. Great video, but not what the headline claimed.

Try Macallan 12. It’s quite tasty, and not too expensive. My personal favorite is Aberlour A’bunadh but I can only afford that once or twice a year.

Just saw a commercial for this while I was reading this article.

And I’m sure that if those people went to Specialized and offered them $20k they’d make one of these for them. As a mass (or even small) production run though, it’s probably not financially feasible.

Are you willing to drop upwards of $10-15,000 on a bicycle you can’t use in any competition? No one is saying they can’t sell this, just that Specialized won’t likely make a production model, because no one will buy it.

Is there no better way to get the brownies out of the pan than to shank them in all 4 corners?

Came for this, Was not disappointed.

Plot twist,

“You’re plugging it in wrong” is going to be the new “You’re holding it wrong.”

I get the same thing.

I’m a bit concerned about “testing it with your thumb” though. Seems like a great way to build up scar tissue on your thumb.

Shhh. You can’t tell the Disciples of Jobs that apple didn’t come up with every idea that ever was. It makes them upset.

I have to agree. Long swipes across the whole of the blade in one long motion. Whetstones are great, but you have to use them properly.

Ahh good to know.

Upon close inspection of the video, it looks like that light on the deck after lights out is likely a reflection off of the engine. It look like the exhaust ports are wrapped in foil (correct me if I’m wrong, civilian here) or some shiny reflective material, and that light is right where an exhaust port used to be.

KISS MY HAIRY ASS COPPER! **Puts on tinfoil hat while throwing hard drives in the wood chipper.**

I’m sure, but the not knowing just eats at you.

I can ask, but likely he won’t tell you anything he can’t tell me. Clearances and all that.

My brother in law used to take one of these to work. His wife is an Air Force pilot, and he took these planes to work every day. Even though they had equivalent clearances, they couldn’t talk about anything because they’re house could be bugged. Their dinner conversations were literally: