Shift linkage bushing
My BIL bought a used late 2010s Suburban, drove it home, pulled it into the driveway, and it wouldn’t go into park. Apparently the shifter linkage was made of plastic. Awful first impression lol. Anyone else?
My BIL bought a used late 2010s Suburban, drove it home, pulled it into the driveway, and it wouldn’t go into park. Apparently the shifter linkage was made of plastic. Awful first impression lol. Anyone else?
I know the answer, but I’m still gonna ask. What the heck happened? I got Wendy’s last night for the first time in a long time, and it was the most depressing fast food order of my entire life. The burger patties were about as thin as White Castle and were even much, much thinner than the friggin tomato. The chicken patty sandwich (whatever it’s called) was rubbery & dreadfully small as well. What has this world come to? Is this how bad it’s gonna be for forever? Will we ever recover? RIP Wendy.
I’m on day 2 of taking 5mg daily. I’m trying to rehab a back injury right now and I’m starting off low. I took rad like 4 years ago and responded well, but at the time we didn’t take enclo, so I’m uninformed. Any advice? Thanks! (I’m also doing rehab exercises for imbalances and whatnot. I’m not just taking rad as a magic pill lol)
I have some important, life changing questions. The back of peanut M&Ms lists the ingredients as:
MILK CHOCOLATE (SUGAR,
CHOCOLATE, SKIM MILK, COCOA BUTTER, LACTOSE, MILKFAT, PEANUTS, SOY
LECITHIN, SALT, NATURAL FLAVOR), PEANUTS, SUGAR, CORNSTARCH; LESS THAN 1% OF: PALM OIL, CORN SYRUP, DEXTRIN, COLORS, CARNAUBA WAX, GUM ACACIA
Does this mean there’s peanuts inside of the chocolate coating, alongside the individual peanuts in the center? Like the coating incorporates ground peanuts or is peanut flavored or something? Or is this just a law/regulation technicality?
Edit: Thank you to all of you who have commented and helped with MY discovery. I won’t forget you all. The science always comes first, but I do promise that I’ll bring you all along the glorious rainbow pathway. Hopefully, this discovery will help a lot of people, and more importantly, food science itself. We did a really great job here today. When MY glory comes with this discovery, you will be included. I promise. Love you all. Love the community. Aces.
- Lead Scientist, Peanut M&M Sciences & Discoveries
Rest easy, Kyle Busch.
For those of you who have seen the first episode of Surviving Earth, what did you think? Is it accurate? Did you like it? I watched it and thought it was enjoyable, but seemed very dramatized and somewhat inaccurate to me. So, I’m curious about the opinions of those of you who are actually informed, because I don’t actually know what I’m talking about lol.