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By doing the opposite of what you say?That's why I have to teach you guys the truth in matters such as these.
By doing the opposite of what you say?That's why I have to teach you guys the truth in matters such as these.
I see you guys have no idea what I'm asking, but carry on.That’s why it adjusts with the temp.
I can’t help it you can’t grasp this concept but I’m not surprised either.
Maybe they should rename that feeling the evaporation index? Only in summer does anybody care about it.Humidity is supposed to represent the saturation of the atmosphere, but it has evolved into a “feels like” reading.
I see you guys have no idea what I'm asking, but carry on.
I wonder if Spirit Airlines uses Greyhound Bus retreads. LolAircraft tires are replaced on condition, but maingear tires usually last about 250 cycles. A 777 in longhaul usage might only get two cycles a day, so a set of tires would last about four months.
The 777 uses a 50x20.0r22 with 32ply rating. I couldn't find that exact tire but a similar one costs $4700 new. It is common practice to retread or remold worn tires after inspecting the carcass to ensure its serviceability, and these cost about half of new.
Oops forgot link.
How often is a tire replaced on a 777?
Bears no correlation. Proven fact by my study.
If you always lived with septic or a older home, you will have zero experience with one.
I’ve never lived without one in my adult life and I’ve lived many places. Don’t remember when I was a child.If you always lived with septic or a older home, you will have zero experience with one.
Don't drop a fork. LolI’ve never lived without one in my adult life and I’ve lived many places. Don’t remember when I was a child.
I didn't see any until the 1970's or so. By the 1980's they were pretty much everywhere.I’ve never lived without one in my adult life and I’ve lived many places. Don’t remember when I was a child.
@silverbullet2893 at a buffet! Human (well...maybe?) garbage disposal!
Not around here. Too many septic equipped homes.I didn't see any until the 1970's or so. By the 1980's they were pretty much everywhere.
Even if you have one it doesn't mean you can toss everything down the drain. Too many stupid people.Not around here. Too many septic equipped homes.
Yeah I had a plumber tell me that egg shells and potato skins are not good to put down there.Even if you have one it doesn't mean you can toss everything down the drain. Too many stupid people.
Coffee grounds are bad too.Yeah I had a plumber tell me that egg shells and potato skins are not good to put down there.
We don’t have one. They are actually pretty terrible for your system.I’ve never lived without one in my adult life and I’ve lived many places. Don’t remember when I was a child.
But if this is the case in this situation, then this is a totally bogus number.Because there is no answer. Something's in life have no answer.
Accept it and move on
I hardly ever use mine.We don’t have one. They are actually pretty terrible for your system.
I'm just going to stop you there. I have no idea what the whole conversation was or is about.But if this is the case in this situation, then this is a totally bogus number.
Just being a turd?I'm just going to stop you there. I have no idea what the whole conversation was or is about.
I was just disagreeing with you on purely principle alone