X123F45
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re: Anxiety is crippling my cousins daughters
Posted by X123F45 on 3/29/26 at 9:09 am to Harlan County USA
Since you're in Kentucky.
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re: What Would You Name NASA's Proposed Moon Base?
Posted by X123F45 on 3/28/26 at 8:30 am to redstick13
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Moonie McMoonface
Somehow racist
Usually if you hit 0 five times in a row rapidly it will bypass all automated menus.
Works for all major credit cards.
Works for all major credit cards.
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Every jar in the house, according to my wife.
There's a YouTube video where Eddie Hall can't open a jar and his wife does... :lol:
Sometimes it's about not gripping too hard
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your post said the #3. I was thinking holy sh*t, didn't realize you meant the 2. Still awesome.
#2. Then #3.
I'm working on 3.5
And have been for 8 months :lol:
Burned all the tendons out hard going to three.
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Use both thumbs and pointer fingers, grab the tab all the way on one side, then pull up and over aggressively... works 90% of the time
Having tested it with needle nose pliers... I don't believe you.
I rip the plastic off the seal 100% of the time
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Nice, you closed it completely until the grips touched? I was able to close the #1.5
I bought the beginner set to go from a trainer to a one to a 15 to two. For some reason I just could not close the 2.5. and I brought it to work and I watched a guy who has not done anything with his hands for probably 15 years. Close it with what looked like zero effort.
I don't know if you want to call it. Shame or envy, but it was a hell of a motivator.
To anyone who is trying to improve their grip strength though I just want to say that rest periods are a huge deal, cuz you can do a lot of tendon damage if you overdo it. It has also made me shake hands like a 90 lb woman :lol:
re: Things you are ashamed to admit…
Posted by X123F45 on 3/25/26 at 6:48 am to SallysHuman
quote:except the pinky toe. I hook the thumbnail, grit teeth, remove. Blood is shockingly voluminous
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You gotta catch the edge juuuust right and not go too deep...
You're definitely a peeler.
re: My Thoughts After Knee Replacement
Posted by X123F45 on 3/25/26 at 6:39 am to Old Man and a Porch
Buddy of mine had his done at 25 in the marines. Same time my 86 year old grandfather had his done
5 weeks out, one was on crutches, one was walking around just fine talking about his days in New Orleans during ww2
5 weeks out, one was on crutches, one was walking around just fine talking about his days in New Orleans during ww2
The ultimate test of grip strength
Posted by X123F45 on 3/25/26 at 6:36 am
The costco milk seal.
I can close a captains of crush #3.
I can't open that seal without picking at it or stabbing it with a knife first.
I can close a captains of crush #3.
I can't open that seal without picking at it or stabbing it with a knife first.
re: Reacher whupped some arse!
Posted by X123F45 on 3/25/26 at 6:32 am to Fat and Happy
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what causes wealthier white males to feel entitled enough to get in someone’s face and run your mouth?
Son... I wasn't always well off.
As much as I hate a whiny liberal, he has every right to defend himself. And I fully support the arse kicking he delivered.
re: You're using too much...
Posted by X123F45 on 3/25/26 at 6:18 am to LouisianaLady
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Apparently most of us use way too much laundry detergent.
My washer has this small tray that you put detergent into the tray has a 1x2 oval insert that sits an eighth inch off the bottom. I started using that much.
Honest assessment? Clothes look and feel cleaner
Same for laundry beads. I went to maybe a heaping tsp compared to their half cup rec.
re: GMT
Posted by X123F45 on 3/24/26 at 4:39 am to Armymann50
Good morning all
Watching Truck House Life with my little boy.
We've both been awake for ... 21 hours :lol:
Watching Truck House Life with my little boy.
We've both been awake for ... 21 hours :lol:
re: Genealogy & Ancestry
Posted by X123F45 on 3/21/26 at 12:02 am to MarsellusWallace
Try using familysearch.org
It is free and completed more than almost any of mine.
I can trace the matrilineal line back to the early 600s.
It is free and completed more than almost any of mine.
I can trace the matrilineal line back to the early 600s.
My son basically got the vaccine schedule from the year I was born
The pediatrician asked what we wanted to give... I told her to skip the Hep and COVID.
I was worried he would have a reaction to the measles one, but he did not. I was only worried because when I got it as a kid.... I GOT THE DAMNED MEASLES
The pediatrician asked what we wanted to give... I told her to skip the Hep and COVID.
I was worried he would have a reaction to the measles one, but he did not. I was only worried because when I got it as a kid.... I GOT THE DAMNED MEASLES
re: Abendigo’s in Broken Bow
Posted by X123F45 on 3/18/26 at 4:40 pm to WigSplitta22
Also excellent fried cheese dipped in caramel.
Which sounds insane...until you eat it.
Which sounds insane...until you eat it.
I like peppermint hot chocolate, pumpkin spice lattés, and I'm very affectionate.
Do you have any idea how hard it is to get the smell of pumpkin spice out of a moustache that would make tom selleck blush?
Do you have any idea how hard it is to get the smell of pumpkin spice out of a moustache that would make tom selleck blush?
One thing I will say, go to the local grocery store and buy their tube of breakfast sausage.
You'll want to buy a few tubes before you leave OK.
We always stay near mountain fork up the hill in one of the larger "cabins"
While they claim you can't have a boot full of their bourbon aged beer...you can indeed get a boot.... And a growler. And pour it yourself to the dismay of their Oklahoma sensibilities. :lol:
If you have a decent 4wd vehicle, there are a few nice trails to see around there. There's an awesome overlook above the lake. Do not take any current suv up there besides a wrangler or bronco or 4runner.
You'll want to buy a few tubes before you leave OK.
We always stay near mountain fork up the hill in one of the larger "cabins"
While they claim you can't have a boot full of their bourbon aged beer...you can indeed get a boot.... And a growler. And pour it yourself to the dismay of their Oklahoma sensibilities. :lol:
If you have a decent 4wd vehicle, there are a few nice trails to see around there. There's an awesome overlook above the lake. Do not take any current suv up there besides a wrangler or bronco or 4runner.
re: Most disposable cars
Posted by X123F45 on 3/17/26 at 1:52 pm to MRTigerFan
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My highschool buddy had one of these. It was absolutely bulletproof. One time he got it stuck in a sandbar by the amite river and so he left it there overnight. Then it flooded and the truck was submerged in river water up to the door handles. Several days later after the water had receded he finally got it pulled out of the sand and the truck started right up and he drove it away. I think he ended up putting 300k miles on it before it finally died and he drove it like a bat out of hell too
I've had a few old Japanese 4x4s.
My favorite one had a map pocket above the glove compartment. That pocket had drain holes.
The designers fully expected it would eventually see water at that height.
Mexican grocery store on Florida dells burners not made in China. I buy those or my current crawfish burner was from lamendolas in Gonzales. Big banjo style burner. Welded frame construction.
re: It took BR over a year since getting plowed to figure out
Posted by X123F45 on 3/17/26 at 3:49 am to Lonnie Utah
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See above. Center and lane lines are painted with reflective paint here. We have no reflectors.
You get ten inches of rain per year compared to our 65
Reflectors are important.
Worst offending state is oregon.
Mountain passes have no guard rail, no reflectors, and no lines.
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