Honestly I thought I'd never hit a loaf that didn't look like a brick, but last Tuesday it actually opened up with nice holes. Has anyone else kept a tally of failed loaves before one finally worked?
Started with moving boxes from the U-Haul run last spring. Taped together a little castle with windows and everything. My cat slept in it every single day for 8 months. The pet store one with the fuzzy lining? Fell apart in 2 weeks. I think the key was using a hot glue gun between the flaps. Has anyone else noticed homemade stuff holds up way better than the fancy pet furniture?
They did the standard pump-out and said everything looked fine, but two days later the kitchen flooded because they never scoped the lateral line, has anyone else dealt with lazy pumpers skipping the inspection?
I was up in Gary, Indiana when I heard the pop and saw steam shooting out. Had to shut it down and re-weld the whole section with a preheat torch before the shift ended. Anyone dealt with a sudden crack like that on an older drum?
Always thought buying a cheap click-style torque wrench was fine. Just set it and go, right? Been doing it for years. Then a 30 year A&P guy at ORD saw me torquing a main gear nut. He pulled me aside and said my wrench hadn't clicked right the whole time. He showed me how to verify it against his beam style tool. Turns out mine was off by almost 15 foot pounds. Made me feel like an idiot. Now I only use the calibrated stuff from the shop. Anyone else ever get caught using a bad tool and not know it?
Some random guy at Selina in Medellin told me I was stupid for running my business off hotel wifi after I dropped a Zoom call for the 3rd time. I was mad for a second then realized he was right lol. Bought a $45 local SIM card with unlimited data the next day and haven't dropped a single call since. Anyone else get roasted by a stranger and actually came out better for it?
I was folding towels in the living room yesterday and my 8 year old had Recess on the tablet. I sat down for a minute and watched the episode where Spinelli gets nervous about a spelling bee. It got me thinking about how that show actually nailed playground politics better than most adult shows do office drama. Did any of you rewatch a 90s cartoon as an adult and realize it was way deeper than you remembered?
I was watching a Ryder Carroll interview last week where he mentioned relaxing your grip and it fixed my hand pain after 4 years of bullet journaling, has anyone else had that issue?
Went to that trendy place on Main last night and ordered their charcuterie board. Every single cracker crumbled when I touched them, like they had been sitting out open for days. Has anyone else dealt with this at a restaurant?
I've been posting my digital paintings for about 8 months now, mostly just sketches and fan art. Last night I suddenly hit 500 followers and I have no idea why that specific number matters more than 400 or 300 did. Is there some kind of social media algorithm thing that kicks in at certain milestones? Has anyone else felt weird about hitting a random number like that?