If only you had some sort of time machine, you could go back in time to 1985 and hang out with Lea Thompson.

I'm of the opinion that they shouldn't sell these chips, they are too hot... I've seen several people start vomiting shortly after eating these.

At least it's a real Made in Canada Dudley lock that actually works... Not the current made in China version which is absolutely terrible.

With that said, these are actually pretty easy to figure out the combination on.

I also feel that the particular individual walking across the ice may not have been the best choice for other reasons...

Yeah I'm gonna have to disagree on this one, most of the KitchenAid Stuff I've owned which was manufactured in the last fifteen years or so has been poor quality junk.

Maybe it's counterfeit milk

Jeez, if you need a condom to do... that... you must be dirtier than a gas station bathroom

Lee Valley in general is a great merchant that sells mostly good quality stuff.

You don't. You grout the tiles there.

These hams clearly have grill marks

No.

I've found most recent KitchenAid products to be cheaply built and not at all durable.

Typical for Microsoft to develop something, and then completely abandon it

How did you get started in this industry? Is it difficult to break into? I've actually considered pursuing moving into an avionics career... Coming from a electronics and mechanical background...

You have to redo, drywall compound is not going to work as tile adhesive, it will crumble and fall apart

If the plastic isn't brittle and falling apart, it's fine to use.

Dyson products are poorly built garbage that only sells because of marketing hype. They are absolutely not bifl.

Also, any cordless device made currently is limited by the batteries lifespan, which likely will be no longer than 6 or 7 years.

I would recommend getting a corded Miele.

You need to try the following:

Mop and bucket.

Vacuum cleaner.

Cleaning rags.

You need to clean your house more thoroughly. Dust is mostly made up of dead skin that comes off of you. It doesn't get generated by your computer.

The pack of Canadian cigarettes and dirty ashtray next to a children's birthday cake would almost be considered criminal today... Ahh the good old days... Lol.

For what it's worth, I seem to remember McDonald's banning smoking inside in Canada around 1990, So I would suspect this picture is older than 1995.

I've had terrible luck with digital thermometers, including having a couple that were off by several degrees. I've had name brands like Braun and Bosch, and other brands as well, all were troublesome. I gave up in 2020 and went back to a regular old analogue thermometer, it always works and is always accurate.

The connectors on the charger, of somewhere in the documentation should indicate what wire sizes are acceptable. I would think that #6 should be acceptable, but obviously you need to confirm it with your particular unit.

Also, what is the amp draw of the unit?

Are you sure the charger will not accept a #6 wire? If possible I would run the #6 straight into the charger. I would avoid any junction between a #6 and a #8 wire if possible. How long is the wire run front the panel to the proposed charger location?

I dunno, I had similar experiences with a recently manufactured jansport bag... Thing was falling apart within a year. Not impressed. They will repair it if you are willing to pay the shipping both to and from the repair facility, which since I'm in Canada was not really worth the cost.