but then you would have to use unity

Generic products of any kind tend to be produced in the same factories as brand names, brand names will buy these products after they are made and add what ever differentiates them from generic brands. I saw that on a documentary or news special (I can't remember which) about Aldi (a grocery store that sells only…

What drunk mario was drinking

In most of OH 15 or 20 over is the norm (everyone goes 80 at all times).

Who would ever think that?

With things like automatic bill payment being late is a non-problem. The problem with credit cards comes from when people use them the way they were intended, rake up a lot of debt and never fully pay it off, people who are responsible with their finances can take advantage of the banks by paying off their balance…

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The smart way to use credit cards is not the proper way. The banks who give you are card don't want you to use it intelligently because they want you to be in debt to them forever. If you are a person who cannot resist this temptation then you should stay far away from credit cards, if you have self control then go…

Oh yeah I meant the brand, and normally I'm fine with mild as long as there is a ton of flavor but their sauces tend to not have a lot of that.

That's why caprese salad is so good, just add mozzarella cheese

Dump tons of sugar and/or animal fat in it.

Siracha has a ton of flavor, but I agree that there are much better hot sauces than either of those. But I find Louisiana very bland and mild, my favorites are Cholula and Dave's Gourmet.

Yeah I would use a wood screw

Makes sense

Good idea, I never thought of that.

The pockets are really obvious, I would try to really get int there with that stain, or use some wood filler.

You can do it without a jig, just set your drill at an angle and eyeball it, or if the screw is strong enough just set it at an angle and it will make its own pocket.

I always like to keep two around, one 18-24 V cordless for portability, and one 8-12 A corded w/ keyed chuck for tons of torque. I also like to keep a cordless impact wrench and an air powered impact wrench around.

Also spades and Self-Feed Bits are great for holes. And and with a spade you can easily make a partial bore for insetting bolts, a little wood filler over that, sand it down, and paint it for a nice flush look (remember where that is if you ever want to remove the bolt).

First, If you can't do your own electrical work then you are an idiot who deserves to get zapped. It is not too dangerous for any normal person to do their own electrical work.