"How To Move With Friends"
"If you’re asking friends to help you move, have everything packed and stacked and ready to be loaded before they show up. Pay them with food and drinks. You should be completely ready to go even if you hire company movers, because you pay more the longer it takes to get you moved."
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Barticus 3 year s ago
#3 and #33 are the only ones that are helpful, the others are just some sh#t noone needs to know
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Arry 3 year s ago
Barticus,
Of course.. I'm very old now and learning to gird up my loins has been a life long need.
Of course.. I'm very old now and learning to gird up my loins has been a life long need.
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Asahel 3 year s ago
Do not for the love of all that is holy do what #2 is showing, that is super wrong, Screwdriver handles are are for hands only.
There are screwdrivers that can be turned with a wrench (halving flats on the shank) but that isn't one of them.
Also torx screws do not cam-out like philips heads do - meaning you have to apply Moderate torque to avoid damaging the fastener.
There are screwdrivers that can be turned with a wrench (halving flats on the shank) but that isn't one of them.
Also torx screws do not cam-out like philips heads do - meaning you have to apply Moderate torque to avoid damaging the fastener.
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Tine 3 year s ago
Asahel, Are you trying to fool people into thinking that Torx is not a million times better than Philips heads? Philips strips if you have the bit only slightly misaligned (yes, the proper size bit). Torx almos never strips.
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Asahel 3 year s ago
Tine,
what? No... Im telling people that Philips cams-out by design preventing you from breaking the fastener by excessive torque (like one would create with a wrench) while torx grips fasteners like a M.F. and you need to be Careful because it has waaay more grip than what is needed to just break the screw/bolt at the weakest point.
what? No... Im telling people that Philips cams-out by design preventing you from breaking the fastener by excessive torque (like one would create with a wrench) while torx grips fasteners like a M.F. and you need to be Careful because it has waaay more grip than what is needed to just break the screw/bolt at the weakest point.
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Jackson 3 year s ago
#30 If the bottom of the bun had absorbed a lot of sauce, it may fall apart even when using this illustrated technique. In these situations, it would be better to flip the burger upside down. This way the soggy bun-bottom is on top and held in place with more even pressure spread across 6 fingers (3 x2) while the typically thicker and dry bun-top is more able to withstand being pinched by your thumbs.
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Mira 3 year s ago
#31 looks like one gianormous clusterf@#k.
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Honora 3 year s ago
#6 Underwear made me laugh. But...but nothing! ha ha
Of course.. I'm very old now and learning to gird up my loins has been a life long need.
There are screwdrivers that can be turned with a wrench (halving flats on the shank) but that isn't one of them.
Also torx screws do not cam-out like philips heads do - meaning you have to apply Moderate torque to avoid damaging the fastener.
what? No... Im telling people that Philips cams-out by design preventing you from breaking the fastener by excessive torque (like one would create with a wrench) while torx grips fasteners like a M.F. and you need to be Careful because it has waaay more grip than what is needed to just break the screw/bolt at the weakest point.