u/loophunter

not sure if this got posted already but at 14:00 kid cudi talks a bit about the pursuit of happiness collab with mgmt. apparently he got them too high lol

Hi. we have an old Raynor "Decade II" door, which badly needs a new bottom seal. I've never replaced one before but seems like the kind of job where if i mess up a measurement it could become more of a pain than it needs to be

The measurements are:

16' long

2" width

T-style slots, i'm not exactly sure but seems like 0.25" is what i need

I am struggling to find a replacement that fits this exactly but i found this. Its 3" instead of 2" Is this my best bet?

TIA

had been hoarding these for a while and figured this was a good stopping point to open them up for some fun.

Results:

• 57 1 Hour coupons
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That's 509.25 hours, or 21.2 days of 2x coupons!

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Looking forward to the log-out notification in 2 weeks when everything here expires. At least the 30k coins will be nice to chip away at Azmoth monster collection

+ 1 vhs. happy to finally have this red hot chili peppers album, and 2000's r&b is what i've been vibing with lately so this was a nice little haul

i replaced all my tires recently since i had not done them yet since buying this car 2 years ago, and the right rear tire was making some bad sounds.

i'm not sure how to assess this alignment report that i got from the tire shop. everything is green but i don't know if i should still get an alignment. the toe camber of right rear is much higher than others. could this be why my previous right rear got messed up? i just dont want the same thing to happen with my new tires

i do rotate my tires when i swap between winter and normal tires each year

tia

somehow it knows...

year make model, engine: 2016 Ford Fusion, 2.5L, 75k miles

At 45 mph, i get a loud humming/grindy sound. Someone here advised that it might be a bad wheel bearing.

I suspect that its from the rear. I spun both sides to see if i could spot anything. Driver side makes clunking noises that the passenger side does not. Both make a sort of light scraping sound, which i think is normal? I can only post 1 clip, so i'll post the one that has the clunking noises.

Is this a clue? Does this sound wheel bearing related?

I didn't feel much play when giving them a good tug

tia

hi. I'm interested in purchasing treasury notes from the secondary market through vanguard, but want to check my understanding. I picked a random example to ask some questions about

1. How do i understand the Min. Qty column? The ask size is 500. Is this 500 notes x $100 = $50,000, meaning this seller is only willing to sell in increments of $50,000?

2. If this gets purchased today and matures in 9 months, does the new holder of this note receive 2 coupon payments or 1 in that duration of time? My guess is that you would get 1 payment in August and 1 in February along with face value of the notes?

3. If this note is purchased, is yield to maturity the total yield one gets with their investment, all things considered if the note is purchased today? How is this number calculated? If i spend $97.96 and obtain $100 in face value, that leaves me with $2.04. If i'm paid 1.125% of $100 during the remaining life of the note, that is an additional $1.125. $1.125 + $2.04 = $3.165. If my initial investment is $97.96, isn't this a 3.23% yield? I've probably made some faulty assumptions or calculations, but any insight is appreciated here.

thank you for any help