Their system screwed up an auto-payment which they eventually fixed. They however left the delinquency mark on my account (they only corrected the notice sent to the credit bureaus), so any purchases had to be paid within 30 days.
Couldn’t and close out and delete my account fast enough.
So no bananas for a couple days…
Sounds killer, but I’m up for the challenge
While not as serious or deadly, the radium paintbrush story comes to mind
Well, what about all of the people on The Apprentice that were ‘fired’ on in front of a camera?
You might be overlooking the undertone of sarcasm in the complaints. No one is actually truly mad or anything, more humorously cynical of it.
I think most of it stems from how half-assed the censorship usually is along with the relative pointlessness considering how common explicit words are on the internet
Going by the writing on the wall, it’s for a 3-way dimmer switch. It also is likely the picture was taken during its install and not from someone trying to find a stud
I’ll have to try this with a coworker’s. He was also auto tech, so it’ll have to be hidden well…
To me it it gives a cliché lobotomy vibe
Just like his buddy
That chronological duration is more of an estimate based on how much the “average” car may be driven and is just to give someone an idea of the frequency.
The standard for cars built for synthetic (“conventional” cars may have a bit more susceptibility to contamination, so they normally have shorter durations) usually usually go for 10-15k miles (~16-24k km). So going 30-45k miles in a year isn’t really unheard of. (Some cars are much less, while others like company cars/taxis can be more than double)
Way back, years ago, and if memory serves…
There was short story about Harry Potter in a Disney Adventures magazine one month and I think that was supposed to be all there was as far as the story. The popularity of it may have had JKR rushing to build a more in depth story and throwing anything in it that seemed whimsical and fun to a kid, regardless if it made sense.
Try with a different/new cable.
The contacts on a USB-C cable can become fatigued and lose the tension needed to maintain a solid connection, which can cause this issue.
BD came out with this impressive one a couple months ago…
(I can see Australia trying to recruit it)
I’ve only heard of Purolator as an automotive filter brand, of which is about the same basic and minimally-achieved OEM specs as FRAM. I guess I should just avoid anything with that name altogether.
AFAIK those only help the instructor with grading as it would put all the essays they need to review on an even (more or less) playing ground. I’ve never really seen any real use in the professional world outside of scholarly/scientific journals.
My opinion is that they tend to stifle creativity of expression and the evolution of our respective languages.
I swear they also load some sort of forced obsolescence program into them too…
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