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I suspected I had one for months....slow leak was annoying but waited anyway till my inspection.
OT: 117th Obsequious Banter Thread: National Cookie Day is celebrated in December
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Mine is holding steady at 19 psi cold and 21 warmed up, but I get to teach The Child how to patch now
Chinatown88
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Zoo Pals make eating fun! (I didn't even click the video and I remember the jingle)
Dang I remember too many random things from childhood.
Was about to drop some "Ok, Boomer" stuff here (although, "technically," I am not a Boomer), but I'll abstain.
Instead, I'll yell at the clouds as to why they are not called UFOs anymore. "UAP" sounds like a computer function.
Instead, I'll yell at the clouds as to why they are not called UFOs anymore. "UAP" sounds like a computer function.
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The three month old is about to board an airplane for the first time. Been at the airport since 9 and she's been absolutely perfect, let's hope it continues for the plane ride
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Embiid
Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
As far as the precipitous rise in
Incidences of colorectal cancer....might be attributed to aliens and their anal probes!
But for real now..the fact that cancer rates have been steadily increasing since the 50's particularly in Western societies is definitely in part attributed to the introduction of processed foods and increased use of sugar and salt which correlates to food becoming more of a business than for healthy sustenance.
In short....F cancer to eternal damnation
www.wsj.com
Incidences of colorectal cancer....might be attributed to aliens and their anal probes!
But for real now..the fact that cancer rates have been steadily increasing since the 50's particularly in Western societies is definitely in part attributed to the introduction of processed foods and increased use of sugar and salt which correlates to food becoming more of a business than for healthy sustenance.
In short....F cancer to eternal damnation
Cancer Is Striking More Young People, and Doctors Are Alarmed and Baffled
Researchers are trying to figure out what is making more young adults sick, and how to identify those at high risk.
www.wsj.com
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UAP stands for "unidentified anomalous phenomena," a catch-all term to describe objects detected in the air, sea and space that defy easy explanation.
Yeah, I get all that, but, still, "UFO" sounds so much cooler.
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That dog is radiating more self-esteem than I'll ever possess during entire lifetime.
This knucklehead locked me and the kids out of the house the other night. Left the door unlocked for 5 minutes to pick the kids up from school and came back to a locked deadbolt. She jumped up on the door and slipped the lever juuuust enough to lock us out. She owes me $300 for the locksmith but I haven't seen a cent yet.
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That's a thing I'd considered. It didn't lose any air on the 43 mile drive to work, so it's a slow leak. Screw plugs it well. Might have drained overnight because the cold made things shrink up. In theory as long as the screw stays I'll just inflate it as needed for the next 25-35k miles. So...why not just crank it in tighter?
But, it is a teaching opportunity. So I guess I'll do it right.
Embiid
Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
Some chewed up Hubba Bubba gum may help prevent leakage...
That's a thing I'd considered. It didn't lose any air on the 43 mile drive to work, so it's a slow leak. Screw plugs it well. Might have drained overnight because the cold made things shrink up. In theory as long as the screw stays I'll just inflate it as needed for the next 25-35k miles. So...why not just crank it in tighter?
But, it is a teaching opportunity. So I guess I'll do it right.
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Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
landsbergfan
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Has anyone ever responded to those emails asking for a paid consulting call within an industry? I must've gotten on some list recently because I get queried about it often and never feel like looking into it.
Lord Defect
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If it’s not flush, tighten it. It’ll leak but it’s better than possibly breaking off while driving and having a gaping hole.
That's a thing I'd considered. It didn't lose any air on the 43 mile drive to work, so it's a slow leak. Screw plugs it well. Might have drained overnight because the cold made things shrink up. In theory as long as the screw stays I'll just inflate it as needed for the next 25-35k miles. So...why not just crank it in tighter?
But, it is a teaching opportunity. So I guess I'll do it right.
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Lord Defect
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Close to flush is better than 1/2” hanging out. Unless it’s kinda tucking in the tire threads.
The threaded part of the screw is thicker than the shaft by the screw head so less air will escape.
I’ve patched many tires. I don’t even bother taking the wheel off at this point if I don’t have to.
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I'd like to avoid taking the wheel off but I may include that in the teachings.
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