Amazing. Soon, the only ones who can't tell real from fake will be those who never go outdoors...
I know, right? That's so obviously fake, no woman would ever wear heels to the beach.
This is the best I've heard in a while! 👍Amazing. Soon, the only ones who can't tell real from fake will be those who never go outdoors...
The result is funny as quite realistic.I typed this into the AI.
As mentioned, the one in the photo I posted is also taken (not by me) from a short video.
I still don't know why I'm so reluctant (please read "not interested") to get familiar with (i.e. even to start to get) that medium...🤔
Never get your dog a trampoline!
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Pizza delivery at Mcdonalds
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I worked in a pizza place and we would share lunch with the other fast food restaurants in the strip mall. If all you make is hamburgers eventually you want pizza or a meatball sub or a gyro,... I was the driver so I had to go get the Panda Express or whatever. Trade some pizza for Gen Cho's Chicken. The barter method worked out well.
When that trinitron moment takes you..
Legend has it that the original Pandavas invented the first loudspeakers.
That's not funny.
Eons ago I had a nice, two foot long aluminum level. I used it all the time.
But my shelves somehow always looked off..... but the level said they were... level.
So, one day, I went and bought a nicer three foot long wood level.
Sure enough.
Moral of the story, if you ever drop a level, throw it away.
My quick level (tool) check has always been to level something with the level (tool) in question, then turn the level 180° so it's pointing the opposite way. If it's off, this will double the error and make it obvious; if the bubble is still centered then the object is level and the tool itself is good.
-Pat
-Pat
I always pull my sleeve over my hand whilst exiting, unless it's a push door, then I use my elbow.
My quick level (tool) check has always been to level something with the level (tool) in question, then turn the level 180° so it's pointing the opposite way. If it's off, this will double the error and make it obvious; if the bubble is still centered then the object is level and the tool itself is good.
-Pat
This.
Isn't this common knowledge ?
And also, do levels these days not have adjustment screws ?
Mine do, but then they are 40+ years old.
I've never seen one in 45 years of using them. On this side of the pond the good ones are constructed of heavy duty box sections instead of I beams and have solid acrylic square vials instead of round tubular ones. They're never off, but that doesn't prevent the level from being abused, such as being used as a pry bar or clamping a straight edge, which oddly enough, causes it to become no longer straight. 😵And also, do levels these days not have adjustment screws ?
Mine do, but then they are 40+ years old.
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