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I prefer Deer Park and some other spring waters, though DP has 2 flavors one of which isn't good, and I'm still not sure if it has to do with me or which spring they get if from.

As far as I know, they come dry from the factory. Oil impregnated bronze is a thing, and maybe they use that. I just know that sometimes they get sticky soon after an oiling, so I clean, dry, and apply graphite, and have had no problems.

I prefer to thoroughly clean and leave dry the bronze bushing and shaft it rides on. Maybe even draw some graphite on it with a pencil, because oil and grease can both attract dirt and dry out getting sticky. Better to let bronze do it's thing as a dry bushing perhaps assisted by dry lube like...

I think that's a building

I'm sure that big tree is having a good laugh at the felled truck

I can't tell the scale of that hole. The white water suggests it is big, but the nearby grass says it's not huge.

Supposedly local government officials have been taking it seriously after looking into the sources presented and the laws themselves. Still, it seems impractical to think you can pull of such a large scale injustice. The law may say something, but you need people willing to enforce those laws...

And carbs can be serviced with a carb kit. Usually they just need a cleaning, clean the internal filter, fresh rubber parts, and replace any rusty parts.

Could just be a media distraction causing hype. The gov may have something they want distracted from, so the news has to make a big deal out of some nonsense. Drones are such a popular "toy" that I'm really not surprised if there are many sightings, and they are much more likely to be seen at...

I don't really understand much of it, but I'll try. A guy, who has spent his life learning how big money works (stock market, ect) raised awareness of laws allowing big banks or something to somehow legally take people's stuff they think they own if the economy collapses, speaks on the...

Those tires lining the course have to come from somewhere. He's lucky he made it that far.

Should only take a well ported saw and matched chain a minute per cut, if you had a long enough bar.

It would be interesting to know the common breaking strength of saddles. I'd have to pull mine out to look, but hopefully the pressure was more on the front of the harness than the back in which case he might be just fine. Otherwise that could be a few thousand pounds of force crushing his back...

https://www.ammoland.com/2024/12/canada-announces-new-gun-bans-more-gun-control-on-the-horizon/ And yet they allow these https://www.ammoland.com/2024/01/canadian-carry-shotguns-short-barrels-are-legal/

Watch at least 25min

Kind of strange that a military plane would have all engines spinning in the same direction. Symmetrical rotation would probably be better.

Buroak; broke, worthless

That's exactly what I was thinking :lol: I was like: you sure that's not highly valuable? It looks highly valuable to me. Except the bark was a bit off.