I just couldn’t take it anymore. You’d think Coco Gauff had won ten majors with the way they covered it. The coverage feels so over the top! ESPN won’t see a dime from me. They didn’t even wait for the Djokovic match to finish before switching to women’s soccer. I’m done!
My July 4th holiday weekend didn’t start off well, with a complete outage of Internet and cable TV in Franklin Tennessee. The Comcast tech arrived and explained he could only troubleshoot from the box out front to the house, which wasn’t an issue. After a few hours, the first tech brought in Mischa (Mike), who immediately spotted the problem—a blown fuse that had taken out service for the entire block. He found the dead fuse and replaced it in just 10 minutes! Thanks, Mischa—I owe you some beers and pizza!
I was out yesterday, just starting to mow the grass with my X354. I pressed down on the forward pedal, and it suddenly dropped—no tension at all. I looked around for a spring or rod and checked underneath but didn’t notice anything unusual. Here’s a picture of what I was looking at. What do you think... is this an easy fix?
I hope you enjoy watching my story on the 1978 Bronco restoration....
My mini split is 5 years old, and I’ve never cleaned the outside unit. Should I remove the top cover to spray foam cleaner inside and out, or is it fine to just spray the outside? Do I need to be careful with the main control board even though it’s covered? Also, I plan to turn off the circuit breaker next to the mini split, but I’ve never seen one like it. Should I switch it up or down, or pull it straight out? See pics. Thanks!
My mini split is 5 years old, and I’ve never cleaned the outside unit. Should I remove the top cover to spray foam cleaner inside and out, or is it fine to just spray the outside? Do I need to be careful with the main control board even though it’s covered? Also, I plan to turn off the circuit breaker next to the mini split, but I’ve never seen one like it. Should I switch it up or down, or pull it straight out? See pics. Thanks!
The B&G morning show is completely void of diversity. Where are the different ethnic groups in their hiring? It seems like you have to be a connected Italian to get a job there.
What going on with Boomers face. Lips are swollen and looks like a duck?
He really needs have surgery to get his jiggly breasts fixed. It’s disgusting watching the show!
The morning show is so much better with Eddie! Or talking about Eddie. This really shows how much the normal morning show sucks!
My mini split has a leak. The guys left
The gauges on the hi and low. What’s the deal with these crimped copper lines?
I tuned in this morning and Gio was hunched over with his endless laughter over something that was so not funny. All I saw was his man boobs moving. The show his pure awful!
The crying / laughing is so phony I can’t stand it! Especially when it’s just not a funny discussion. Especially with Gio…can’t stand him! The morning show needs a total overhaul….
After my TKR surgery, I think it would be a good idea to buy a DVT prevention device for my leg. Any thoughts on which brands I should consider? Thanks!
After my experience with rotator cuff surgery, where I started physical therapy right after getting home, I’ve decided to take a different approach this time. The immediate transition was really difficult, so with my upcoming knee replacement, I’d prefer to wait a few days once I’m home before scheduling PT sessions. I want to see how I’m feeling, give myself time to settle in, and avoid having to travel to a therapy center right away.
I still remember how miserable it was trying to shower, get dressed, and get in the car for appointments so soon after surgery. It wasn’t until I had healed more that I realized I probably didn’t need to push that hard that early.
Does anyone think this is a reasonable approach? Has anyone else delayed starting PT for a few days after a knee replacement and found it helpful?
I just realized the surgery center may have specific guidelines for moving forward with TKR surgery. My current A1C is 7.0, and now I’m wondering if that’s high enough for the surgeon to delay or cancel the procedure. Has anyone else run into this situation?
After my TKR surgery, I’m a bit concerned about blood clots. I spoke with a man who was five weeks post-surgery, and he told me he had two blood clots and had to return to the hospital. With that in mind, should I consider getting one of those DVT leg massagers? Do they actually work?
After my TKR surgery, how can I let my doctor know I’d like to try the Quiet Knee Protocol? It seems interesting after reading about it, and maybe it’s a gentler approach to rehabilitation than an intense or harsh therapy.
I was reading through AT&T’s guidelines about what they won’t do when installing a home line. It sounds like they won’t drill through a concrete block foundation or run the line through a crawlspace and up into the living room. They list this under “safety concerns.”
So now I’m wondering: should I run a fiber line myself—from outside, through the crawlspace, and up into the living room? Amazon even sells the same type of fiber line AT&T uses, and a 100‑foot length is only about $25. I might even be able to make it look cleaner than they would.
What do you think—would the installer be okay with that?
I’m tired of paying for my TiVo plans and these cable cards that Xfinity will soon be shutting down. I’m looking to switch to YouTube TV service and have a few questions.
I have 3 TVs plus other devices (iPads and iPhones). Which YouTube TV plan should I get? Do I need the plan with unlimited simultaneous streams/devices?
Also, regarding my internet — Xfinity is my current provider, but AT&T just ran fiber lines in my neighborhood and their prices look pretty good. I’m considering switching to AT&T Fiber 1 Gig service. Would that be sufficient to reliably stream YouTube TV on all my devices at the same time?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
