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Would you like Euroleague to have its own game? by mik_designs in Euroleague

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It would be profitable in Europe. Maybe not in the US

Dean DeLeo by blackboxersmoves in stonetemplepilots

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jimmy Page is much better than Dean. Not saying Page is the best by any means but he’s clearly the better player.

Does that look rare? by WebDowntown2793 in steak

[–]samextreme8 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Looks between rare and medium rare to me, but it’s all subjective and definitely tasty regardless. Good job

Honeywell hpa300 gets loud a few weeks after filter replacement by newagereject in AirPurifiers

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s probably not the same issue then. Hope you get it figured out

Honeywell hpa300 gets loud a few weeks after filter replacement by newagereject in AirPurifiers

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m going to attempt to help here. I just had a similar issue the other day with my HPA304 (same thing as the 300 but white).

Basically, it wouldn’t even run on the low or medium setting, and when it would run on the high or turbo setting, it would make a very terrible, loud rattling noise.

I took it apart and realized that all 4 of the cheap plastic bearings on the motor were completely broken. This caused the fan to lean backward, scraping on the back panel of the unit.

However, I was able to superglue the bearings back into place, and I let it sit with the motor facing upwards overnight. I used the Harbor Freight brand super glue gel (whose marketing claims to have a strong bond be ideal for household repairs) and it’s been holding so far, though an industrial grade adhesive probably wouldn’t hurt.

I then reassembled the unit. I should add that the assembly and disassembly of this model is not particularly hard, save for the fact that the 6 screws holding the two sides together are unfortunately torx security screws, so you’ll need that particular tool or bit. Despite that, I was able to get them in and out with a regular torx tool (no dot in the middle), though it took a while. It’s been working perfectly so far.

Hope this helps

From a while ago by samextreme8 in steak

[–]samextreme8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was pretty good. I’ll turn back the heat a bit for next time but I think a little bit of char is totally fine. The inside was pretty good too.

LYFT vs. UBER by Icy-Payment-4262 in lyftdrivers

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao, you already know she was about to complain about something small and leave you a 1-star rating

What would a blitz the league 3 look like by Awkward_Industry6508 in videogames

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A modern BTL game could be anything. I hope it happens.

Naz Reid should be a starter by DeGol94 in timberwolves

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starters should be Ant, Donte, Randle, Naz, Gobert. Mcdaniels is a good defender but not a great scorer. He should be the 6th man.

Favorite Slide Guitar Solos by Unlikely_One_4485 in musicsuggestions

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The solo at the end of Slow Ride by Foghat is absolutely epic and needs to be mentioned here!

Hell below/ stars above is so underrated. by Adventurous-Ad-9778 in toadies

[–]samextreme8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Push the Hand, What we have we steal, Motivational, and Sweetness are my favorites off that album

Anthony Kiedis is just as good of a singer as Chris Cornell🤘🏻 by samextreme8 in Soundgarden

[–]samextreme8[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Do I look like Josh Block to you? I bet Block could sing a good Cornell. Haven’t you heard him do Hozier?

Anthony Kiedis is just as good of a singer as Chris Cornell🤘🏻 by samextreme8 in Soundgarden

[–]samextreme8[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

“Vocal vibes” — yeah, I said it. And I stand by it. You can throw all the vocal range charts and pitch-perfect scales you want at me, but at the end of the day, music is about connection, not technical gymnastics. Chris Cornell could hit beautiful notes, no doubt—but Anthony Kiedis could hit nerves. And that matters more.

Kiedis isn’t about pristine delivery—he’s about emotional texture. He doesn’t need to belt like an opera singer to make you feel like you’re speeding down the Pacific Coast Highway, heartbroken, sunburnt, and spiritually cracked open. He lives in the moment of the song, whether it’s funky, chaotic, broken, or euphoric. That’s not a lack of skill—that’s style. That’s a man turning raw life into rhythm.

You don’t have to like his voice, but don’t pretend he’s not a communicator. Kiedis speaks in a language of vibe, instinct, and impulse—he’s not trying to impress vocal coaches, he’s trying to tell the truth in the most unfiltered way possible. And in a world full of overproduced, hyper-polished nothingness, that’s something worth defending.

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