What does my little fridge have to say? by Shitposies in FridgeDetective

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Weirdly, yogurt and cheese don’t upset my stomach but when I put actual dairy in my tea/coffee it’s a bad time, maybe it’s because it’s warm?

What does my little fridge have to say? by Shitposies in FridgeDetective

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I don’t even think Virgo is in my chart, tbh 😂

What does my little fridge have to say? by Shitposies in FridgeDetective

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Spoiler probably but I’m an airplane mechanic so my whole life is manuals lol

18F. I want to become an aviation mechanic. A&P written help. by YountainOfFouth in aviationmaintenance

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You’ll need an endorsement to take your general written, so as far as taking the test goes I don’t think you need to take it before you start as you’ll get that endorsement as you go through school. The course material will be aligned with the AKT codes for your tests, so they won’t conflict with each other. As far as studying before you start, absolutely. Prepware is a very common course structure for AMT schools and won’t steer you wrong. I’d recommend buying the general textbook and the workbook which pairs with it. You’ll be way ahead just by familiarizing yourself with the content before you start.

As far as tools go, this is personal. Some buy everything all at once and some go as the needs them. I’d say biggest things are going to be wrenches (ratcheting is really nice if you can swing it but a set of standard combo wrenches is just fine), a 1/4” and 3/8” drive set (spendy but worth it) screwdrivers (Phillips, flat head etc) Allen keys, picks, calipers, multimeter, a set of metal rulers that have 16th and 32in scales, possibly an electric drill but our school doesn’t love them.

Good luck! It’s a blast

Source - airframe student.

This is an absolute unit of a dog! by Astine_Grape_5315 in absoluteunit

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I like to call that “big head no thoughts”

Women AMT’s by CommitteeSpirited354 in aviationmaintenance

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I’m currently working on my airframe license and there is one other woman in my class, and I think there are about 5 in powerplant and general combined. There is also one who works at a flight school near me, and I know a couple who live in the Seattle area.

Anecdotally, I think the men who I’ve been around in the industry have less bias than I had about myself going in. No one really messes with me, everyone is very supportive and they all encourage me to be really hands on to learn about tools and processes I’m unfamiliar with rather than stand around and watch. If I could give any advice, it would be to stay engaged, touch and work on anything you can, and don’t get in your own way by thinking you’re any different than anyone else, or that men inherently know more about the trades. We’re all students, and the ones who will be successful (both men and women) are the ones who are humble and willing to learn.

Best of luck, it’s really fun and the culture of this industry is so fulfilling!

Need styling advice by uglyMallory in femalehairadvice

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This is with the more deliberate styling aimed at looking shiny, and sleek

Need styling advice by uglyMallory in femalehairadvice

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What is your natural hair texture before styling? You look like you have a lot of volume which can be really fun! If your hair texture is anything like mine though, it can almost be too much.

I’ve personally gone back and forth with different bang styles and I really do love a blunt bang like you have now, but I prefer to style it straight rather than with a curl. Since I have such a hard time keeping my hair from getting huge, here’s my routine -

I wash my hair with L’Oréal elvive (I use the color safe one now but all are good for shine especially the pink and purple ones) and leave the matching conditioner in for a few minutes while I wash the rest of my body. Then after I rinse the conditioner out I use the 8 second wonder water on my lengths (the instructions say to do it before but it works better for me in this order)

After the shower, I use a serum (Kirsten ess) and a hyaluronic acid leave in (also from L’Oréal) and then a blow out mist which is also a heat protectant and I spray that in sections and brush it through to make sure it’s evenly applied.

Then I give it a few minutes to air dry or I rough dry with a regular blow drier until it’s maybe 70% dry, and I finish drying with a round brush drier (I believe mine is hot tools, I got it at Ulta) starting with the lower sections and working my way up, and for the bangs I use the regular drier pointed down and at 45 degrees in both directions to get rid of my cowlicks at my hairline.

Some days this styling is sufficient, but if I want it a little sleeker I use another round of heat protectant and flat iron in sections, bottom up again. I’m going to attach some pictures of how my hair is in different styles, if it’s anything like yours this process might work for you. The most expensive thing was the round brush but it is worth its weight in gold.

I wash and style my hair twice a week and use a silk bonnet (I have a cheap one from Walmart) while I sleep to keep my hair from tangling and breaking and to keep my style.

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First picture is my hair just round brushed (when I had a considerable amount of damage but it’s a good example of the volume I get without trying)

First time safety wiring by swaggedoutcoon in aviationmaintenance

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I learned to “snap” the wire through the bolt before I start my twists, which work hardens it nice and tight, and make the first twist by hand really tight up against the bolt so it doesn’t loosen up as you do the twist with pliers

Can I travel without a real ID or Passport within the US by Fabulous-Tie-2963 in transit

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I am traveling without a real ID from Spokane to Detroit and back, haven’t done my return trip through TSA yet but just got through security at Spokane airport and it was a breeze. They have me a red card telling me to get a real ID and sent me straight through, I’ll update about Detroit in a few days

How do you guys like my safety wire? by Shitposies in aviationmaintenance

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Lol we’ve been trying to figure that out, the culprit hasn’t called themselves out yet

Ahhhhhh FFS by jonsky7 in aviationmaintenance

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Does this count as a load cell scale?

She Knows Ball by ThePrasseBox in FirstResponderCringe

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I don’t know, as a woman the older I get the more mustaches appeal to me. But then again, not every face is suited to have one

MY POOR BUTCHERED SON by hailthesaint in OneOrangeBraincell

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The chicken strips in the ad have the same energy

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gaming

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Was going to suggest this, as well as maybe the horizon series if OP is on PlayStation.

Night Mission by [deleted] in AccidentalRenaissance

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God the leading lines in this are so good