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And on that occasion, I have put my questionable photoshop skills to use:

I don't usualt leave it connected to the charger for long periods of time. I would just plug the charger in every other weekend for 4-5H to keep the battery topped up. This is the charger: Took it off the charger and tried again just now. Voltage pre-start attempt: And the voltage right...

That's exactly what's happening. I'm wondering if this is the case for @MAD_MAX333 as well.

I thought so too, initially, but after reading the service manual and going thought the circuit leak tests and everything else that didn't require a special device, I am still leaning towards the battery being it. Did inspect, clean, and reseat a lot of the contacts since I had the tank and most...

Sorry to hear, ditto on the no-start, for me it's likely the battery. Symptoms & more, below: - drained the gas tank because I forgot to add fuel stabilizer and it was a full tank of 87, filled it up with 1L of fresh 94 - battery was also on a tender for ... most of the winter, initial reading...

Every time something is automated or digitized, the tinfoil hats come out, it's an uphill struggle.

5 whole minutes?!? Lucky! I got 5 minutes worth of hilarious stories, a number of NSFW anecdotes, a mixed bag of swearwords, and a recommendation for chain lube. Oh, and also the safety, for a motorcycle that has not physically been to his shop (long story).

Companies, good questions. Managers, different story. I do my best to be the **** deflector for my team.

I can waste time just as well in the office as I can while at home. It just takes me less time on the road to do so. If management needs butts in seats to gauge productivity then management has failed. There are ways to effectively gauge performance and make sure people are working that do not...

It's not all about the companies moving to return to the office. The core took a big hit with WFH. I am sure there is a lot of pressure from other companies (restaurants, shops, transit) on the municipal government to find a solution to their financial woes. This pressure then makes it's way to...

Was browsing through the Canadian Tire clearance section and it seems some useful things are on sale. Maintenance and general upkeep stuff. This is at the Albion location in Etobicoke so set your store location to that store to see correct prices. Most locations are kind enough to price match...

A lot of real-estate agents have been trying to either buy the house from under me or sell me another one. I tell them I just rent here, but the calendars, and business cards, and greeting cards, and note pads and... Well it just keeps coming. Half of these things are magnetic, so I got to...

Great turnout! Although it may seem like it, this photo was not, in fact, taken on a potato. I have the higher resolution photo but can't upload, will post to Discord if anyone wanted it (still looks fuzzy, but HD fuzzy).

Same, running late, wife found a Domino's pizza promo on RFD and the wait time was ridiculous (obviously). 1 hour away.

What about: https://goo.gl/maps/1T5uS8hbsf8XuPUy9 North-central meets seem to have attracted the biggest showings so far. It's about 1h for me (407 is a bit too rich for my blood) Reviews for the place seem positive. Wednesday Special 2 Philly Steak, 1 Fries & 2 Pops - $33.99

Everyone meet at the closet A&W to them and I'll set up a Teams meeting for the video conference... ... I joke (I would die inside)

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"Willard told WBTW-TV that the rogue umbrella did not belong to Perreault." "The CPSC claimed 31,000 people were treated in hospitals for umbrella-related injuries in the U.S. alone between 2008 and 2017. The injuries ranged in severity, though most victims were women over the age of 40." Dad...