You could always just swap the original part back in if you need to do an RMA.

I think they said it’s Franks turn

It’s more like if the consensus among ecologists and veterinarians says so, but yes also because I say so I guess

LevioSAH

No. This is straight up wrong.

House cats are not effective mousers, they’re indiscriminate killers who will also kill rodents but will happily kill birds or whatever else they can.

Historically dogs are better mousers than cats, because you can train a dog to kill just what you want.

Cats are ambush predators, they’re not super into chasing prey very far.

Dogs on the other hand will.

It’s why the dachshund or rat terrier exists as a breed.

Your pet cat isn’t a beneficial member of the ecological niche. Sorry.

Feel free to look what I’m saying up and prove me wrong at any point.

No. It doesn’t depend

Goood goood good.

You really are having a struggle with the concept of survivorship bias aren’t you?

Get a washer from a brand that has made washers for more than a decade.

If you’re paying for an LG I’d say get a speed queen top loader and enjoy not having to worry about your washer again,

If that’s the one with the bottom agitator instead of the tower agitator that washer is assssssssssssssss

I had it and my clothes never came out clean. It was supposed to agitate them to roll but it just twisted everything into a knot. Clothes would come out with dry center bits, like water didn’t make it to them AND it took forever.

The appliances from 30 years ago that fell apart early aren’t here to tell their tale.

Spend a little more and get yourself a speed queen top loader and never replace it again.

But also … my Maytag (same brand as my parents that came with the house that was built in 82) high efficiency front loader has been reliable af too.

Just don’t get a washer from a brand that is just a tech brand that now makes washers.

guess what I’m wearing under my socks

Idk if it’s content blocking on my end but I can’t tell you how upset I am that the article had no pictures of the contraption or a video of it in action.

I’d heard a fairly novel idea about farming trees and burying them as pulp in old mines, I’m sure it’s just ASKING for some kind of wild underground mine fire but … similar concept

Three classes of 9th graders being “shown how to use the internet” in 2001:

Librarian: what’s a good example of a good site to visit

Student: what about the white houses webpage

Librarian: yes, so does anyone know what that webpage is?

Student: WhiteHouse.com?

Librarian: that sounds about right, let’s check!

Dubai also is smack dab in the middle of “Oil Land”

Look up pykrete, it’s actually a really cool material

It also wasn’t and isn’t that crazy of an idea.

It’s strong AF, buoyant, and you can repair it at sea using the ocean around you.

You just need a reliable way to keep it cool.

here I’d call it tomato or tomato.

It’s pronounced tomato