Neighbors are TR:wtf:
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@Polygeekery said in Neighbors are TR:
BOOM!!!
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@Polygeekery The tires of my bicycle state that they are rated for 3 to 5 bar.
I'm already nervous when filling it up to 3.
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@Rhywden I cannot stand them overpumped and keep the bare rated minimum (~2 bar). I'd rather have more rolling resistance (I'm not in a race, and I'm told exercise is good) than tolerate the excessive bumpiness.
Then again, mine's not a road bike, with only all-terrain tires. Road bikes are goofy.
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@Applied-Mediocrity
I destroyed several rubbers on my back wheel because I ride with a too low pressure.
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@Luhmann While using MTBs for actual MTBing? Inconceivable!
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@Applied-Mediocrity said in Neighbors are TR:
Then again, mine's not a road bike, with only all-terrain tires. Road bikes are goofy.
I've got a set of road tyres for my MTB for when I'm doing a route that's all (or mostly) on-road.
More comfortable ride with none of the road bike nonsense.
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It's as flat as a pancake but still ... I only gain vertical meters by riding up and down the sides of bridges and on these ...
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@Luhmann
Shuffling through the gallery I noticed this one from earlier this year ... yes, I replaced that tire.
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Which reminds me... it hasn't been out of the garage for at least a year now, so what the hell I'm even talking about
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@Dreikin said in Neighbors are TR:
@xaade said in Neighbors are TR:
bill her for half of the total cost of the fence that is on the property line and she would be required by law to pay for it as it would be a shared benefit situation.
Here's an example:
http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/pubs/fencelaw.pdf
Fortunately, we do not have such an odd law in Germany.
Just imagining the former German Democratic Republic building their "antifashist protection wall" on the border line, and having the Federal Republic of Germany paying half of the construction price...
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... oh wait, what about Mexico? Do they have such a law? Thus Trump ...
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@Applied-Mediocrity said in Neighbors are TR:
Which reminds me... it hasn't been out of the garage for at least a year now, so what the hell I'm even talking about
At least you don't have to worry about it getting flagged for garage leaking
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@Luhmann said in Neighbors are TR:
@Applied-Mediocrity
I destroyed several rubbers on my back wheel because I ride with a too low pressure.I hate those snakebites.
Edit: (sees that picture you posted) That's not a snakebite... Snakebites can at least be patched. That's a "have fun walking home".
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@dcon
Luckily I noticed it before departure and I could use a tire from a friendly neighbor
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Impressive work for a sawzall.
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@boomzilla claymores are more effective.
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But the aftermath is more messy.
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@Zerosquare place them at the property line and facing away from your property. That makes the mess NMFP.
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Most people living on my street have allocated off-street parking. Some (like me) do not. My cars are parked on the road, and I'm fine with that. That's always been the case, it's a safe area, it's not really an issue.
It is, however, fucking annoying when I can't park in the usual bit because someone who has allocated off-street parking has opted not to use it.
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@boomzilla TIL it's illegal to change your WiFi password without telling your neighbors.
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@HardwareGeek said in Neighbors are TR:
@boomzilla TIL it's illegal to change your WiFi password without telling your neighbors.
TRWTF is needing to change it
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@boomzilla if your printer has run out of all but red and yellow ink first, a common situation for some users (this excludes any printer belonging to @Polygeekery), the biohazard symbol is just one unicode character and looks real good in 288pt orange. If you scatter a few of those around the porch, no visitors.
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I feel seriously offended.
I mean, a car battery won't do anything. You need a ground-referenced high-voltage generator.
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@Zerosquare Yah. This will do, for example:
Just connect the yellow pin to ground. Has the added bonus of not being lethal (cuts down on legal costs!)
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@boomzilla Alternative solution: Given that the screws have penetrated the flooring into the upstairs neighbors' apartment, it should be fairly simple to uninstall it unobtrusively without even leaving their own apartment. Use a hacksaw to cut a slot into the protruding end of the screws, and a screwdriver to back them out of the holes. If you're lucky, the downstairs neighbor might not even notice until she/he is using it and it comes crashing down with her/his full weight on it.
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@boomzilla said in Neighbors are TR:
And complete the current path how? You honestly think you're gonna get a solid return from wherever the other end is? You need to put a STATIC charge on it. FFS.
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@boomzilla said in Neighbors are TR:
This guy, understood Realpolitik first. I dunno how adroitly he seigneured, not sure whether I get to add him to The Great Khan.
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This is from my local NextDoor.
So you're wandering around taking photos (presumably of somebody else's property) and you're mad that someone is watching you out their window?
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@GuyWhoKilledBear to be fair, they were both mad. Unless the old man was in fact a goblin. Then I assume he was capering in place.
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A while ago one of our neighbors moved and I was hoping we would luck out and have good neighbors move into their old house. We lucked out and a really awesome Hispanic family moved in. This weekend they had a birthday party for their daughter and the father as their birthdays are very close together. Family came in from all over the country. We went over and hung out with them and it was amazing how welcoming everyone was.
I'm also fairly certain that they were playing "How drunk can we get the Gringo?". If your hand is empty at least three people will ask you, "You want another beer?"
My kind of people.
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@Polygeekery said in Neighbors are TR:
your hand is empty at least three people will ask you, "You want another beer?"
You need to raise to tequila, yo. Stay on beer too long, they think you don't wanna play. Getting the Gringo drunk is mostly fun with hard liquor. The starting assumption is an all-day beer buzz.
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@Polygeekery said in Neighbors are TR:
If your hand is empty at least three people will ask you, "You want another beer?"
Similar thing happened at a Polish party I was at for my eldest's classmate. Also lots of different types of sausage
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@Jaloopa said in Neighbors are TR:
@Polygeekery said in Neighbors are TR:
If your hand is empty at least three people will ask you, "You want another beer?"
Similar thing happened at a Polish party I was at for my eldest's classmate. Also lots of different types of sausage
Yeah, 'get foreigner blackout drunk' is a popular game around here.
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@Jaloopa said in Neighbors are TR:
Similar thing happened at a Polish party I was at for my eldest's classmate. Also lots of different types of sausage
Did the classmate's parents "enjoy the company of other men"?
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@MrL said in Neighbors are TR:
@Jaloopa said in Neighbors are TR:
@Polygeekery said in Neighbors are TR:
If your hand is empty at least three people will ask you, "You want another beer?"
Similar thing happened at a Polish party I was at for my eldest's classmate. Also lots of different types of sausage
Yeah, 'get foreigner blackout drunk' is a popular game around here.
I really appreciated it too. I got three of the groom's friends blackout drunk in a row, so they sort of gave up. But since there was a free supply of vodka, I kept going under my own steam.
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@Polygeekery said in Neighbors are TR:
@Jaloopa said in Neighbors are TR:
Similar thing happened at a Polish party I was at for my eldest's classmate. Also lots of different types of sausage
Did the classmate's parents "enjoy the company of other men"?
Just their sausages did.
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@boomzilla looks like a rockfall tho... I see a fresh cleavage plane
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@BernieTheBernie stereotypes are usually rooted in truth.
Oh, wait, it was a bear. Nevermind.