Back at my school in the 90’s you just bought a 10 pack of the cheap black Bic mechanical pencils for like $3 (pic #5) and you were set for the year if you didn’t lose too many. They never really broke and you didn’t have to refill them if you didn’t want to. They also never clogged and if you weren’t an idiot you didn’t try to use too much lead length to where it would break off.

They were simple and easy and always sharp.

1920’s? Your timeline is really skewed. Stuff like this was normal in the 2000’s. Hell, it’s still legal in some areas to beat kids with a paddle at school.

Because you’re removing the ability for anyone to make their own thoughts on the matter by picking and showing only the side you agree with. You’re just pushing your own opinion on the topic.

That’s awful one sided of you to not also include that it was after she called the coach an “expletive” after he told her she needed to shake hands with the opposing team.

Not saying what he did was OK or justified or not, but at least present more than just the one side when it’s right there.

You’re spinning it wrong. “With the doge cuts, we saved you half a trillion dollars in taxes”

I’ve got an antique real pair that belonged to my grandpa. They don’t make em like this anymore.

I’ve probably had pretty long hair for longer than you’ve been alive. If you have long hair and wanting it to look not crazy without tying it up, you’re putting something in it. Whether it’s leave in conditioner, or fiber or pomade or gel or hairspray or some type of oil or you manage to skip all that by straightening it all the time; you’re putting something in it or doing something to it. Very few people have an exception to this. Namely people who have very straight, limp hair.

I have a water softener and it works great for how the clothes feel from the wash. The half cup I add is mainly for odor eliminating.

Then it doesn’t look right. Obvious solution is to just wash my hair twice. So obvious it’s what I do and it works great.

Meh. I say you need half a cup to a cup. A splash don’t do it.

I gotta wash mine twice(when i do wash it), but that’s because of the extra oils I put in my hair. The first wash absorbs so much of the oil it won’t really even lather.

Steam deck is proton using Linux. I have hundreds of games across epic, gog, and steam. They all work just fine except for online games with certain anti cheat shit like what fortnite or gtaV use.

Like they just lie on the Gallup poll calls so they seem less suicidal?

If you’re really careful you can do the whole thing yourself with some string and a yardstick and hand tools. Especially when a lot of cheap cars will only have an adjustable toe angle and only the front of the car.

Most regular cars won’t have an adjustment and are factory set, but you get into sports cars and after market stuff you can change it.

What it does is controll how hard the car/steering wheel want to point themselves back straight ahead(and a couple other things, but thats the main/most obvious one). All these drawings are way overdramatized to make it easy to see differences in everything that is being talked about. Just a few degrees in caster angle can make a huge difference in how hard it is to turn the steering wheel and how quickly the car will straighten itself if you just let go of the steering wheel.

Pretty much every vehicle you buy now will have a caster angle a bit on the positive side. That way the vehicle always tries to go straight and stable unless you want to turn the wheel. It makes it “more work” to turn, but thanks to power steering that’s not really an issue.

A negative caster would be very unstable feeling and pretty much useless to have on a vehicle.

As far as telling from the picture what caster is, it’s sort of a bad image for showing it. It would have been more intuitive to picture where the strut was mounted to the car body in relation to where the middle of the wheel is. A positive caster will have a strut angled like ( / )--------( l ) if the car was facing to the left.

For sure, and my backlog is huge. I have tons to still play. I’m just now getting around to gta5 on my steam deck. I also just finished re-playing the original ff7 with some mods that made it look way nicer than back when I played it on my ps1 in the 90’s. I could go another 5 years without catching up to 2020 if I wanted to.

It boggles my mind how many people who have had to pay taxes for decades even, don’t understand how tax brackets work.

The only time you’ll get screwed on making more is if you were getting some sort of socialized assistance and you make a dollar over the cut off for aid.

Confident stupid people are why trump is in office.

You can’t physically get water to go over 100c in atmosphere without it being pressurized. What impossible feats where you thinking was going on when you saw the 185?

It’s not “straight up false”. You’re literally brewing your tee under the accepted norm. Most anyone who makes black tee knows the correct brewing temperature is around 205f. There’s so many sources that it should be brewed over 195f there isn’t even a valid argument you could try to make against this. Same temps for herbal teas.

White, yellow, and green teas get lower temps. Not black or herbal. Heck, just Google search “black leaf tea brewing temperature”. I doubt you’ll be able to find a single real source that states under 195f