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Had a bright red bra under an oversized black button-up blouse with a black mini skirt and fishnets with purple converse

I indicated with my probe a .28in dia hole with a .231in dia probe. And it worked!!! Until I accidentally moved in Y insted of Z while trying to retract....

I hate Mondays

My BF took the 1in tall TARS and CASES I made him as a prom gift with him on his trip to Yellowstone

Me and my boyfriend and I took a day trip out to the Kitsap Peninsula, which is a 30 min ferry ride west of Seattle this past weekend to do some sightseeing and to see the Oddasy, I did my eyeliner and makeup, but unfortunately, I cried it off during the Oddasy lmao. Good movie, good date, beautiful area!

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A little late, not that it's july, but my outfit for Seattle pride with my sound transit collar and button up!

A few of my coworkers are belgium, and they did this after the USA vs. Belgium World Cup game.

The Grind shop guy needed a tap he could fit into his hand drills chuck. So, I had the honor of turning down this tap for him.

I spesficaly booked the hotel room with balcony accses just for it to be bolted shut. The door can only open a crack.

When I asked the front desk, they told me, "We have it bolted for guest safety."

I was on the second floor

Edit: Because everyone keeps asking, It was a short trip, so I just brought a carry-on. Otherwise, I would have had my Leatherman. And I am not getting a screwdriver for a one nights stay.

I was checking maps for my afternoon commute and saw that almost all of my normal route on 167 west of Puyallup is closed.

I put an RSL in my grad cap and had it wired so I could flip a switch to "enable" it after receiving my diploma!

The Baldwin RS-4-TC is a 48-ton, Its a diesel-electric switching locomotive (Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton, 1954), Model RS-4TC, of the 4-axle arrangement. Built with adjustable axles for potential use overseas. Designed explicitly for the United States Army Transportation Corps (USATC)

#4024 Currently pulls trains on the museum’s interpretive railway, alternating with Snoqualmie Valley Railroad 4012, most weekends per year.
museum’s website

I was unable to get the side decal to work nicely so I just opted to not include it this time. It runs off of powered Up with 2 train motors. And is designed with running on R40 curves.
Idk if Ill share instructions partialy becuase the file orginization is kinda a mess and I am ultimantly not super pleased with the roof of the engin.

I made these mini TARS and CASE for me and my boyfriends prom. They are made from aluminum and brass. I designed and machined them myself. I am planning to release technical drawing soon so others can make them.

I did super glue clear thumb tacks to the back so I could stick them in flowers!

I made these mini TARS and CASE for me and my boyfriends prom. They are made from aluminum and brass. I designed and machined them myself. I am planning to release technical drawing soon so others can make them.

I did super glue clear thumb tacks to the back so I could stick them in flowers!

Does it work? Yes. Does it work well? No.

I dont have any speed regulation, and the forward, stop, and reverse buttons are all the same button. But the fact of the matter is cobbled together a way to use a Power Up hub with a 4.5v train motors!