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But how does he look in a metal speedo?

That may depend entirely on your state.

Humidity is magic now?

Over time it’s gonna at a minimum loosen, for something decorative like this that means it’s no longer flush. And with a smooth, perfectly flat head like that you are not getting it all that finger tight to begin with without the disappearing key way to grip on.

So I did end up watching the video.

Sooo did opt to watch the video.

A cap that is finger tight is going to fall out. That’s why the press plugs on your flat pack furniture fall out. Anything that threads in or through/together you need at least some grip to drive it in firmly.

One very expensive part, with moving bits, more likely to break in the first place. 

If you have filled something with a wood plug, removing it would be as simple as drilling it out. With the right glue you can break the join around the plug with heat, the. Just drive a screw in and pull it out with pliers. That’s destructive but if your messing with that hole, you’ll need a new new plug anyway.

I’m good. It’s self explanatory, and a cool idea as a decorative item. I don’t a ton of woodwork, and it’s not a look I’m after when I do.

And the article calls out woodworking.

If this is intended for carpenters doing fine wood work. He might need to examine the market a little more carefully.

Yeah I was good in after about a day. It’s funny the advice the docs and nurses were giving out at the vaccine centers when they first started rolling out was that the 2nd shot produced more side effects than the first. And that people who had previously had COVID got hit harder.

And then early reporting on boosters

Having had my job upended early this year by hundreds of ships waiting to leave European ports I may dispute that. 

Also maybe check the reporting from last year and earlier this year. This has happened a couple of times already. A combination of quarantines, customs slowdowns, the labor issues and shut boarders have

Not really. I have family in Europe. They’re having the same sorts of supply chain issues much of the US is. Integrated circuits, lumber, cars. Periodic weird shortages of groceries, persistent shortages of certain types of consumer goods. 

Don’t get the impression that the shelves are bare here, Brexit style. This is

No I’m saying there’s an awful lot of people who could be neurosurgeons who aren’t. Because they didn’t have the money or runway. Or flat weren’t allowed.

That some one who is a neurosurgeon more likely got there by already being in the social position that makes that easiest. Rather than some story about bootstraps

So if you learn it on the job or through an employer, instead of in school it’s not skill? Or is it just uncomfortable to extend that label to people without the means or opportunity to take time out to acquire these skills before hand? Or access to what’s needed to enter engineering, programing, and medicine?

You’re

Dock workers do not require an abundance of skill.

Judging by how they keep appearing and disappearing from different places near me. No one.

CoinStar has been doing this for a year or more. The feature keeps popping up and disappearing from the kiosks around me. They seem to be sort of rotating through different areas and venues. It’ll appear at one grocery store chain for a bit, then go away. Then pop up at another. Also saw it at 2 different movie