
Please don't say the germans have arrived
Is this a German nymph? It looks like an American nymph to me. I just want opinions on the type of roach this is.
California

Is this a German nymph? It looks like an American nymph to me. I just want opinions on the type of roach this is.
California
This is an appreciation post. I'm not sure if she's still alive but she was/is my favorite teacher. My class was her very first class as a new teacher. We wrote the Pulliam Pandas song as a class and we were the first group to sing it. Fun times writing it and practicing every day. A lot of great memories in her class and I'll never forget the way she said Plas-steek when she read us "Indian in the Cupboard"
Edit: Thanks everyone! It's been a long while since I've used a chatterbait. I remembered how chatterbaits traveled in water wrong
Is it just me or is this hook upside down? I could've sworn a chatterbait travels with the blade downwards or am I mistaken and the blade travels with the end upwards?
How are you guys liking it? I'm not sure if I want to invest into a Curado BFS just yet, but I want something to try out and see if BFS is something I should go all in on. I bought a Phenix BFS 7'1 yesterday and the shop I went to only has the KastKing as the budget option as well as the premium name brands.
How does the KastKing handle? Will it just be a disappointment? I've never used a finesse style casting reel. For reference, I have Shimanos.TranX 200 and two SLX 150s. They don't perform well for light weight. Would the KastKing be a good buy to sample bfs?
I have a Kobalt ratchet that seized up. I put one of my empty beer cans in a bag and basically forgot the ratchet and the beer can was in there. One week later the ratchet had beer goo all over the attachment and it looked like it seeped inside to the gears. Is this an easy fix? Do I just disassemble, clean, dry, and repack with grease? Never repaired a ratchet before
I remember watching this before YouTube was out, but it was funny and I can't find it now
It's a crudely drawn interview with Michael Jackson and a guy with a British accent. The most memorable line I remember was the interviewer saying "But Michael you're 45 yrs old!" And Michael responded with "last time I checked 4+5=9"
It also had parts where his nose keeps sliding off during the interview. Hopefully I can watch it again!
What should I expect? The main driver of me moving is that I wanted to dip my feet in the Unity engine and I couldn't figure out how to install it on Cachy. I've always had issues installing things when I follow guides so I'll see if this improves my experience since the community is larger.
Also, is it going to be more work to get my OS game ready? Cachy advertises game ready packages and it was definitely pretty painless getting my games running.
I'm new to Linux and am slowly learning. Cachy was my first long-ish OS after windows. Please be kind
Hello I'm having a hard time understanding my quote.
I just went in for a dental exam earlier this week and I now have an appt for resin based restoration. This dentist is in network and I'm in CA if that is relevant.
What I don't understand is my total for coinsurance in reference to my plan coverage. The total for the procedure is $178. Insurance estimated payment is $102.40 and my coinsurance is $75.60 so I pay roughly 42%
I decided to check my insurance website and review my coverage. I used the insurance code (D2393) on my quote to find the procedure cost. Found the procedure and code to notice that insurance will cover 80% for that procedure. Why am I only covered 57% at this dentist?
Is there something sketchy about this location?
I want to replace a garden spigot that has damaged splines to where the turn handle would be attached. How do I measure correctly so that I could go to a parts store once? The spigot in question has a male thread to the source pipe. I measured the spigot's inlet as 1 1/16" OD on the thread. I also measured the ID as 5/8". I'm assuming the ID is the correct measurement for the proper replacement. Is there anything else I need to know to size it correctly?
Also to add, my house was built in the 50s if that helps.