If telling people to stop posting worked, we wouldn't be here
NeelixBiederman
joined 2 years ago
Never really examined this before; is it supposed to be eery and haunting?
Suez Crisis II Houthi boogaloo
There was some magic internet data thing where third party apps (like various reddit apps not owned by reddit) access and use reddit to power their apps, free of charge. That's API. Pretty much all voluntary reddit mods use third party apps to mod. Reddit started charging for the API, making third party apps useless, forcing everyone into the Official Reddit App. A lot of people boycotted or quit.
I knew it was gonna be one of those lil island fuckers, could not narrow it down and ran out of tries
I'm choosing to believe the Hasidic tunnels are a tribute to the ingenuity of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Not to body shame cuz if you have thin legs, they're your legs and that's ok, but something about the chanfronters coincidentally being attracted to the features that most closely align with (pre)pubescent girls gives me pause
When I did a repair on a 90s Ford Escort, the window stopped working because of corrosion on the switch. Removing the switch from the door and cleaning the contacts got it to work. And when the switch broke again, some alligator clips on extra wire I had laying around worked to get the window up permanently until a new switch was ordered. I don't exactly remember what I did, but it was pretty straightforward (pin from window switch connector --> alligator clip --> wire touching electric motor to go up/down.
Another time, I needed to grease the track the window slides along because it was getting slow/stuck. Think I used the generic tub of marine grease. Worked like a charm.
Haven't dealt with an actual dead motor yet
You mentioned how the Doctor was one of the best characters in all of Trek
Your talking up of Voyager was one of the reasons I gave it a try
Coming of age in the midst of the Patriot Act and then thinking about how everyone's phone and TV has an internet connection and a microphone
Civ 5: 4,941 hours played
