u/LazerraySuey

Just finished those episodes and I really don’t get it. It’s been the best story so far in DBS. All of the arguments I’ve seen against it are so bad and dumb it’s like the people making them didn’t even fucking watch it.

1.”he’s weak baby boy.” No he isn’t. You didn’t watch it if you think this.

2. “No character development.” Literally everyone besides Gohan and Videl had development. Even Chi-Chi got some although it was rooted in her relationship with Goku, but so was a lot of his which is kinda i don’t know normal for two married beings.

3. Timeline erased or not erased/trunks was gotten rid of? Not what happened guys. Idc what theories you have. If we take what was said, Trunks won and everything is fine, finally.

I can’t really think of a good reason to dislike the character Future Trunks or his story. I’d go as far to say it’s one of the best ones out of any of the series and it’s much better than the DBZ one.

Alright, so this isn’t about a car but this is probably the best place to ask this. I’m restoring an old 1950s metal lawn chair. It’s a double wide glider style so it does have some stress on the seats (relevant). Problem is I suck with hammer and dollies and there are a handful of half moons on one of the backrests from repairing an area that was dented and damaged.

Im not confident in my abilities to get them out. My last resort is to either use a filler primer or a flexible body filler for them. Part of me is leaning towards the filler primer because it would be less likely to crack and start failing but I’m not sure what thickness you realistically and safely get with a filler primer. Of course I’d read the tds sheets, but I’m hoping you guys know of a primer with better filling properties than I know of.

If the filler primer is a bad idea, what are some good body fillers that have good flexibility and adhere well to metal?

Thanks for any advice you guys can offer. For other information that might be relevant: I will be priming it with mastercoat primer (moisture cured urethane) and following that up with an epoxy primer then base coat and clear coat.

I might have missed it but it looks like there is a new compact table saw in the Hercules line. Feels like it is a big miss not making it a plug in + battery capable saw considering its primary purpose is job sites, but that’s a lot to ask for from a $300 saw.

It is cheaper than the 10” though, so if you don’t need 10” there’s a good option now.