There’s a girl laying flat on her back on the sand in the left half of the picture

When the tabby becomes the spirit animal for your group.

Aww you’re no fun…

Here, have a video of one of my bros showing what he thinks of that comment.

Widows are more common in my area and I do the same.

They are referring to recombining the two halves of split-phase like what is done with an outlet for an electric dryer or oven, but outside the walls.

https://theengineeringmindset.com/120-240v-split-phase-us-can/

What, are you crazy!?

That totally a butter sandwich.

They make safety openers for that which have the blade shielded.

https://www.primepac.co.nz/products/labels-mailing-stationery/knives-cutters/sterling-safety-box-cutters/

Needs a Vance baby sonogram

Someone’s dad did a fly-by.

Like his herpes?

You are… The computer just became so desensitized to the exit command from people talking about Arch Linux that it started ignoring us.

We’re stuck…

For people curious, here’s a complete video. I skimmed through it and it looks like it starts to really devolve a bit after 40 minutes.

… Or men.

That’s pretty much a swamp cooler

Towels (or other clothes) can stick to the drum and as you pull them out, the balance of the drum shifts and can cause it to spin. If you are grabbing something in a fuller load, your hand/wrist can become entangled and rotate with the drum.

Front-load washers should have a brake for the drum that prevents it from rotating while digging out clothes. Last thing I want is twisted/sprained wrist while peeling towels off the walls of the drum.

I wonder why

I’ve seen at least a couple times a similar trick but with payment req websites like cash app or venmo. Everything looks legit, but if you were to look closely at the url they want you to click, it is almost always routed through a server under the phisher’s control.

They may have the ‘official’ url in the link, but there’s a good chance they might be piped/redirected through a malicious server under the spammer’s control to log your keystrokes.