My son and I have been playing a little at night. Sometimes the letters can be tough to see, so I’d like to swap the buttons for colored ones. Do these buttons have aftermarket support?
Been brainstorming this idea for a while, a warning to these summer time bloodsuckers.
I was recently getting a new tattoo and asked my artist if he’d do a quick arrow on my index finger to celebrate my 10th year as a graphic designer. He drew it on with a yellow sharpie and knocked it out at the end of our session.
He offers touch ups, so I’m not worried about it. Just thought I’d ask here, is this level of fade during the healing process normal for this area of the finger?
I understand it’s a “fine” lined tattoo and finger tattoos fade quickly due to their placement.
Is this just something that can happen? Second picture is about 3 weeks later, today.
Freakin’ shot in the dark, anyone buy a 2XL shirt and need a bigger size? I almost always get 2XL but all shirts are different. These seem higher quality and I opted for a 3XL to be safe and it’s big on me.
Just thought I’d try here. Killer show, feel bad for you tall guys and gals up front.
I’d be willing to even ship.
I’m having issues when at the range with my hearing protection not allowing me to look through my magnifier and sight my rifle correctly.
I’m sure this is a common issue, riser recommendations?
EDIT: This is an older photo of the setup from when I first got the rifle. For clarification, the upper has a dead spot for the picatinny between the upper and the hand guard. The 510C has a single bar on the bottom and that IS currently on upper. Both are.
They look as though they sat in the back window of a car for a decade.
It was insanely hard. I’m still not sure how life is going to be without her to greet me at the door, worm her way in-between my wife and I or to hear my son tell her she’s his best friend.
She made me feel not so alone, for so long. She was my absolute best friend and I’m so heartbroken over this but I know it was time.
For those 16 years that she was by my side I was her world and to help ferry her across to the other side was harder than anything I could have imagined, but it was time and I owed it to her.
I love you Ashton and I hope you’re rambunctious and full of life again. I will miss you, forever.
Thank you everyone for the kind words on my previous post. It’s nice to know I’m not alone.
Just as the title says, my 1.8t Passat has recently started to smell a bit while idling. I’ve owned it since 43,000 miles. It now has 144,000 miles. No excessive oil consumption, no CEL’s, no real issues at all.
I’m fairly mechanically inclined; any suggestions on where to start searching to remedy this situation?
I plan on testing the PCV and visually inspecting for oil leaks. Could it be an issue with the exhaust?
Not sure if this is the right place, if there is a better place, please suggest it!
Back in 2018 I picked up this Trek 7200 Hybrid for around $100 which I thought was a steal at the time. I rode it quite a bit and eventually fell off of riding.
I have a toddler now and want to take up riding again. I want to bike to the park with my son and hit some local paved trails.
I thought I’d ask here, in lieu of buying a new bicycle, what are some things you’d do to tune it up after sitting for some time? Upgrades? I typically like older things that have life left in them. I’ve casually read that some people swap the front fork? Maybe install some gravel style tires? I’m a car mechanic but also have a good friend who’s a bike mechanic that can help me.
I’m a big guy, 6’, 300 lbs. I want to pull a trailer with my son in it, not sure that would have any bearing on anything at all.
I told my wife and mom this past weekend that I think it’s time to make the appointment for my beloved Ashton.
She’s been rapidly declining over the last couple of months. I find myself carrying her to the yard and back to her bed beside my office desk.
She’s lost quite a bit of weight and muscle mass as of recently. She’s got a few nodules I can only describe as what I believe to be tumors in her throat (she’s a cancer survivor). It causes her to cough and hack a bit depending on how she’s laying. She’s incredibly disoriented and unsure of her surroundings.
I guess I’m only writing this to strangers on the internet to help me make it feel real. To set it in stone. It’s probably well past the time I should have made the appointment but I think I’m ready to help her not suffer anymore.
She’s 17 years old, she’s been my best friend for the last 16 years, she welcomed my son to the family reluctantly and has been so incredibly patient with his love. She was with me for a big move, the ending of a long relationship, the introduction to my now wife. She’s always made me feel not so alone. I don’t know what life will be like without her, but I know I need to put her pain and suffering before my immense sadness.
She’s so loved. Thanks for letting me speak openly here. I’m open to suggestions on helping our toddler overcome the feeling of loss, though I suspect he may handle it better than the rest of us.
With summer coming up and the eventual travel for vacation, I’ve been really thinking of giving a packable bag a try. Going to carry this as the daily dad bag for a few days and see how it does.
Anyone have any experience with the In and Out? Love it, hate it?