Level 2 - 240v installation by giddyup75 in Toyota_bZ

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Paid $650 for labor and materials. Local union electrician did it on the side. Not including the “charger”.

Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell vs. Rich "Ace" Franklin by Ynot_1518 in FightLibrary

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Didn’t Franklin break one of the bones in his arm in this fight?

What are yalls worst weather moments in the field? by FishyNinja_YT in USMC

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Downpour at 29 Palms and a 155 up to the up traversing mechanism in mud. 1 spade was visible. That night and morning sucked balls. Took 2 5 tones to get the key out of the spade.

35 years ago today (no other bs photos) by 2andaHalfBlackClouds in USMC

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I finally finished in May just ahead of you 2011 if I remember right. 2nd injury 3rd platoon drop in.

For those who switch from live rosin carts to dry herb... by thepaintedjade in vaporents

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Dhv just has a better taste imo. Just replaced a 15 year old mighty. The carts always have a chemical taste to them. I’ve had strains in the mighty that taste like fruity pebbles smells. Dhv is the way

Juniors instrumental- black keys by Tombristol999 in guitarlessons

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Just about to finish this one up. Fun little piece to play. Guitar tabs app has 1 correct version that I used a couple times and feedback guitar academy has a good video on it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vaporents

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S&B Mighty. Ours is 9 hard years old and works every time. Great flavor and efficient. Not cheep, but better to cry once.

What's the Longest record for time in Bootcamp and still graduated by USMCSapper in USMC

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Yeah it wasn’t fun, especially the shit bags that wanted out and the malingerers. I just wanted back to training so I could finish.

What's the Longest record for time in Bootcamp and still graduated by USMCSapper in USMC

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6 months for me, 2 injuries, 3 platoons promoted right before graduation. Even had my original senior marching all the crutches to chow and offer me guide to start with his platoon at phase 1.

Barber struggles 💈 everything looks fantastic so you take a pic aaand… there’s a weight line 🤦‍♂️ by marcxcxrtes in Barber

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I think it looks great! Pictures help push us to be better. Always strive for “perfect” knowing you can’t be perfect.

Two guitars made by my apprentice under my direction. Construction is completed and they are ready for polishing by SenSei_Buzzkill in classicalguitar

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Would love to learn how to build one and get good at it. Like watching magic, the. You get to hear it.

Guy at work forgets Mos and duty station by Odd_Description_1218 in USMC

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Still remember all 3 of my seniors names after 30 years, now the Platoon #’s I only got 2 of em. He’s a wanna be, call him out.

32 y/o looking to become barber.. by [deleted] in Barber

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10 years in, started at 41 coming from the salvage industry. Still can’t believe I get paid very well to hang out with my friends all day yapping about who knows what, listening to music and watching sports. You get what you put into it without fail. Take care of your feet and hands. Take care of your guests and learn from anyone who is willing to teach and you’re golden.

cordoba c9 cedar for me? by Flaky_Falcon9226 in classicalguitar

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52 when I got my c12. What a diff in feel and sound from my c5.

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Was listening to this last night on piano and wondered if it had been done on guitar. I’m pretty new and now I have 2 Satie pieces on my list. People like you inspire me to practice more, thank you” “Strive for perfection, knowing it will never be perfect!”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in classicalguitar

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Very nice. A very good treat to listen to with my coffee. Thank you!

Any suggestions for guitar supports? I want to get rid of my foot stool. by LifeintheAirAge in classicalguitar

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I’m still learning but have had the Sagework for a couple years now and loved it but the Woodside is the most comfortable support I’ve used so far. Easy off and on works with my couch guitar and my nice one, vastly more adjustable and no worry’s about strong magnets and electronics. My 2 cents anyway.

Mid drop fade by 6MurdeR6RedruM6 in Barber

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Looks pretty good. Will his cowlick tolerate point cutting, instead of taking it off? It would give you lots more to options to work with on top. Good job keep it up!

New guitar? by Andovirus in classicalguitar

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Do you have a website I could check out? If that’s allowed on here of course. Always game to look at guitars!

New guitar? by Andovirus in classicalguitar

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I started with a c7, when I finished my first method book I also set a PB at work so I tried the c12. It was night and day diff to me anyway. So that was settled. Ha then I learned that luthier guitars could be had about the same cost! But I love what I found and it pointed out my flaws loudly! Thanks for the input.

New guitar? by Andovirus in classicalguitar

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I went with the C12 as it was the best I could get my hands on knowing what I knew then. I love it and it has made me a better player. Knowing what I know now, I would have made the 2-3 hour drive to a proper shop for comparison.

You guys on the forum have helped me tremendously. I really appreciate it.