how does the pump know when the tank is empty? Wouldn't it keep on running since it doesn't sense pressure building?

nailed it on the head...the unit was a side-by-side GE.

I don't know about bacterial but our fridge at home developed issues when we let the on board filtration go too long without changing the filter...the system sprung a few leaks as well as destroyed a valve solenoid due to the excess pressure from the clogged filter.

I don't know about bacterial but our fridge at home developed issues when we let the on board filtration go too long without changing the filter...the system sprung a few leaks as well as destroyed a valve solenoid due to the excess pressure from the clogged filter.

good eye...;)

I was expecting explosion...like wing falling off...this seems like an aggressive flameout...*/watching to much bay films..

I wonder how long it will take...or maybe sane people should just give up...

I do a similar thing with wire coat hangers.

for some odd reason I have an urge to watch traffic go by while chilling in these seats.

ah man...that was good...that's the official story I give when people ask if I ever got in an accident...nope the tree did it....I was just minding my own business when WHAAAAM...damn trees...

wasn't this the same as the "better place" concept?

or put a eye screw through a wine cork and attach it to the keyring...

same thing with mayo and a club sandwich..or chummus on pita.

personally I fly turkish airlines.

I am against instagram in general but if that image-stabilization is as good as what they show then I might start using it...although 15 seconds doesn't do much for me.

same answer I give a costumer when they ask me what a florescent ballast does....power goes into the magic black box different power comes out...

oooouch...gonna have to find some burn cream...anyhow thanks for the entertainment have a good one.

but then how do I snap more strings? and I still have a broken door....

I did as you said but now my johnson hurts from when the doorknob ricochet into it...

same here.