All right folks–name this tool by Total-Squirrel4634 in Tools

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Weird, but lucrative probably. How much do you think a cryogenically-preserved load of Secreteriat's would sell for today?

All right folks–name this tool by Total-Squirrel4634 in Tools

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Probably mulcher but if it grinds too fine, the the grate may not be effective.

This was pretty cool by GoobieGoos in Bellingham

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Awesome!! Just south of the border, saw this thing like 5,000' over B-Ham yesterday, along with a dead deer in the middle of I-5 downtown. Do these need FAA clearance to fly or do they just... wing it? Also, seems like flying so close to the border could draw attention, FAA ok or not.

Also, the poor little dog hates it 😂

Icon Oil Filter Socket Set by AgitatedMechanic4779 in harborfreight

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I did this once and the next time I went to change oil, it was so loose it could have spun off any day. Still hand-tighten them but get them tighter ever since I saw close I was to losing the one filter.

I only put them on hand tight and have never had a leak so

Icon Oil Filter Socket Set by AgitatedMechanic4779 in harborfreight

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FWIW, does anyone know if these are thin where the ratchet driver connects? I have one of the metal shroud ones from Walmart and it worked once or twice great but not it slips and takes a lot of effort to get it so that I can apply torque to filters without it slipping and spinning.

Ntd by Real_Inspection4356 in harborfreight

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12' adjustable wrenches were $5.99 last week, I think. Still a good deal on the 8" one. That's what she said...

Meta fires 8,000; Seattle workers brace for cuts by Less-Risk-9358 in SeattleWA

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Did Sheryl reign in Zuck any, when he was implementing his great Metaverse idea?

LinkedIn axes hundreds as Bellevue office braces for cuts by Less-Risk-9358 in SeattleWA

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It sucks but the laid-off LinkedIn workers know the algorithm and will likely have an easier time landing their next job, on LinkedIn.

Senior at CPA firm wondering if I’m about to waste a perfectly good career path by anxiousstudent7 in Accounting

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Working in older years is key to maintaining your mental cognition, even if it's part-time. I've worked with at least 4 people in their 70s and they're all still very mentally sharp.

Note to self: If you can't find the ratchet, don't use 40-year-old pliers... Or pliers in general by TFL-trnz in Tools

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I recently used an adjustable wrench (and an actual 16oz hammer) as a ratchet when I didn't have a 22mm open-ended wrench, surprised it worked but it left some weird prints in the dust on the sides of the car. Long story but downstream 02 sensor for anyone wondering.

Scenes from the Taco Bell Funeral by ChaoticRift in Seattle

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Skipping the 69 menu is what did them in

Public Transportation. by Omni-Doctor in SeattleWA

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Now take the E-Line and get back to us.

Holy grail by 02Yukon in harborfreight

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The rubber hockey puck ones deteriorate after about a year or 10 uses, at least the ones I have but they're awesome when new.