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@MasonDrm Merci! D.

@Kimmbca You can request delivery here on this link I don’t remember ever doing that, but I get one every year. You can also request not to have it delivered here as well. delivery.yp.ca

Big day, the new phone books are out

@fesshole Just wear leather gardening gloves. You will not believe the difference. D.

Using a garden strimmer makes my hands go white and numb from the vibrations. I'd like to buy a scythe but the neighbours will think I'm a psychopath.

@brianmccallum @WellitHappened1 Just did mine last year,pulley disintegrated leaving only the inner flange. Part was $28 and disassembly and re-assembly was only slowed down because of travel for the part. Once you take one apart it’s not hard, just a metal box that screws together. D.

@WellitHappened1 Did you check the motor pulley while you were in there? I keep extra parts around because these new dryers are cheap garbage.

My dryer broke, instead of going out and buying a new one, I bought a 16$ replacement part and fixed it myself. How many people out here today can say honestly they are fixing there things instead of tossing them and buy a new one.

@fw_lennox1 Been there, done that. D.

Someone parked their shopping cart completely sideways across the aisle so they could stare at protein bars for five straight minutes. I didn’t even say excuse me. I just grabbed the cart, parallel parked it out of the way, and kept walking. They snapped, “Hey, I was using that.” I said, “And I’m using the aisle.” The level of spatial awareness in grocery stores lately needs to be studied.

@maleekskies Sort of “James Bondian” music there for a second…. Nice. D.

While Thor made a thunderous, god-like entrance in Wakanda and Iron Man staged a high tech showdown in New York, Steve Rogers slips into the film as a fugitive on the run. The Russo brothers deliberately kept him off screen for the first 40 minutes to crank up the suspense, giving his “Secret Avengers” reveal a raw, grounded, and gritty edge.

@Rawpkw Marie Dee. D.

Does anyone know this girl?

@athenakamii Nice pants tho. D.

he eliminated me 😭

@TylerJRoney Have any of you TRIED it? Although I will say it’s better with pepperoni than ham. D.

Just a friendly reminder that pineapple absolutely belongs on pizza.

@A10TheHog He always wanted to be in the Tom cruise movie where that “ other plane! “ got to fly upside down. Just lying there thinking about it again…. lol. D.

What is this A-10 doing? Wrong answers only.

@Rainmaker1973 That is definitely a “ rad” look for that crazy seal lol! D.

In case you ever thought they had smooth skin

@HappyMotorhead Super nice! D.

Darth Vader just traded in the TIE Fighter. 🌌🛸 ​This 1987 Buick Grand National “INVADR” by Ringbrothers is packing twin turbos and up to 2,000 HP. It doesn’t just break the speed limit; it breaks the space-time continuum. ​HOT OR NOT? 🔥❄️ ​#BuickGrandNational #Ringbrothers #Restomod #MuscleCars #Turbo #GrandNational #HotOrNot #ClassicCars #CarCulture

@otokyo__ Ask yourself…does she really want to be saved? D.

What’s your next move when you see this⁉️😩

@TannerBuilds Now “ Porsche Pete” can do that epoxy floor in his garage he’s always wanted. Loser can’t even see the opportunity. IMO lol. D.

This is actually a good patch job for a plumber

@WallStreetApes Sweet slice! D.

American was ordering DoorDash from Gibson’s Steakhouse in Chicago On the app it asks if you would like to add a carrot cake. It’s $23.50 for the slice. It seems expensive but she ads it anyway This is what she received… It’s a House made Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting and Walnuts I found the reason for this shocking situation is because the steakhouse is known for oversized, old-school steakhouse portions According to reviewers online it’s well worth it and people say it’s very good tasting I’d recommend only ordering this if you’re with a group of people Personally I think this is actually a pretty good value, but the price does seem shocking at first if you’ve never seen it

@Meko489493 @Player_retiredd Charlie’s War. Pretty sure. D.

@Kimmbca @Player_retiredd What this name movei?

Every old school war movie fan remembers this jawdropping moment from Charlie Wilson's War, two fighters locking on and downing the Soviet attack helicopter with rocket launchers, the peak chaotic grit of the Afghan battlefield sequence fans endlessly discuss on forums and Reddit.

@sciencegirl It’s the mark of the beast. D.

In Sweden, thousands of people have voluntarily had microchips implanted in their hands. They can be used for things like opening doors, accessing offices, or interacting with certain services. While that’s real, it’s often overstated, these implants haven’t replaced keys or ID cards for most people. They remain a niche option, and the chips don’t track users or work at long range; they only function when scanned at very close distance. No keys or cards, some individuals are choosing microchip implants instead. About the size of a grain of rice, these devices are placed under the skin, typically in the hand, and can communicate with compatible readers to unlock doors, access workplaces, use certain transport systems, or share basic digital information with a simple gesture. The trend began around 2015 among early adopters and tech enthusiasts and has since gained attention, though it’s still far from mainstream. Participation is entirely voluntary, and the chips have no internal power source, they’re activated only when scanned. Supporters see them as a convenient alternative to physical items, while critics point to concerns around privacy, security, and long-term effects. Either way, it reflects a growing interest in integrating everyday technology more directly with the human body.

@alphafox Know a guy who had one burnt out element in his stove. Told his wife for 20(!) years he would fix it. Finally bought her a new stove. Took me an hour with travel time to fix mine. Decide who you want in your life. D.

Women hate it when you come up with solutions to their problems, so dont: 😭

@HappyMotorhead It’s a base level third gen firebird with a fiberglass body kit. Any engine you want, the gale banks twin turbo motor went +200 mph at bonneville. Then it flipped and killed gale banks(?) . Regular t/a would do 140/150 depending. And look better doing it. IMO. D.

🏎️ Did You Know? ​Before the Ferrari F40 was even a poster on your wall, the 1984 Pontiac Tojan was out here hitting 206 MPH in Nebraska. 🌽💨 ​It had 900 HP and cost 1/10th the price. Ferrari wants you to forget, but the streets (and the cornfields) remember. 🇺🇸🔥 ​#PontiacTojan #AmericanMuscle #HiddenGems #SpeedKing #CarHistory #USA #FerrariWho