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Looks incredible for a ’67. If it’s restored at ICON level, I’m not surprised it’ll go over 200K. You don’t see something like this every day.
re: 787’s unexpected altitude change prompts FAA proposed airworthiness directive
Posted by Combaro01 on 11/17/25 at 3:50 pm to dupergreenie
Not really surprising considering how many software updates and hardware changes the 787 has had. The important thing is that the FAA reacted quickly and there’s already a service bulletin from Boeing. That’s how bigger issues get avoided.
re: Interesting question: Is home ownership becoming the new "college degree"?
Posted by Combaro01 on 11/17/25 at 3:48 pm to SlowFlowPro
I think the part that most resembles college debt is not just the debt itself, but the fact that you get into it without any exit plan. I ended up arguing with a co-owner about selling the house and needed lawyers specialized in partition, like Underwood Law Firm, so we could separate the property in a civilized way. Since then, I see a house more as a legal commitment than as a badge to put on a CV.
re: Touchback at the 35 is ridiculous
Posted by Combaro01 on 11/17/25 at 6:48 am to JamalMurry27
Yeah it basically kills the whole point of having a return game. You’re punishing a good kick the same way you punish a shanked one. Makes zero sense.
re: Oversized pickup trucks parking diagonally and taking up two parking spots
Posted by Combaro01 on 11/17/25 at 6:41 am to LSUTANGERINE
It’s like some folks think taking up two spots is part of owning a big truck. Crazy idea: just park like everyone else
I also tried sermorelin a while back. For me it helped a bit with sleep and recovery, but the results weren't fast. Since you're already on TRT, you might feel the effects more clearly, but it still takes a few weeks. Nutrition matters a lot too, otherwise you won't notice much.
re: My two car garage gym build out - what do I go with?
Posted by Combaro01 on 11/16/25 at 5:44 pm to GeorgeTheGreek
If you already have a Monster Rack and a serious Rogue lat pulldown, I wouldn’t rush to upgrade just for the new model. The FM-6 is cool because it gives you integrated cables and saves space, but it’s not quite on the level of a Freemotion Dual Cable Cross. If you like lots of unilateral and rotational work, I’d say a dedicated dual cable gives you more freedom.
re: What is your goal calorie deficit for weight loss?
Posted by Combaro01 on 11/16/25 at 5:43 pm to OGtigerfan87
Too much deficit is real: if you’re losing more than 1% of your body weight per week for several weeks and feel wrecked, that’s a sign to raise calories. What worked best for me was a -20% deficit with a minimum cap around ~0.8 × BMR, plus an easier day every 10–14 days when hunger ramps up. I started with guidance from Minimalto get clear targets and check-ins, not just estimates.
It’s cool if you like the tink tink of metal every time you grab cash. But honestly, there are cheaper minimalist wallets that do the same thing. You’re paying for the marketing... and that slick little logo.
I've watched plenty of these clips, and I used to think refusal was the safest option too. But after my own stop and a consultation with Wruble Law, I learned that the reality is more nuanced.
Even a completely sober person can look unsteady on a boat, and officers can and do proceed anyway. My attorney explained how to document the conditions, what statements to avoid making, and what happens procedurally if the officer decides to arrest regardless of performance.
That was the first time I understood how much of this hinges on the written narrative, not the video
Even a completely sober person can look unsteady on a boat, and officers can and do proceed anyway. My attorney explained how to document the conditions, what statements to avoid making, and what happens procedurally if the officer decides to arrest regardless of performance.
That was the first time I understood how much of this hinges on the written narrative, not the video
re: How common is it to take CBD products for sleep?
Posted by Combaro01 on 10/29/25 at 3:53 pm to SmogkDeizKnutz
I’ve used CBD for sleep on and off the past few months. It actually helps me wind down when my mind won’t shut off, especially after long work days. I got mine through LeafyRX since they do legit medical card evaluations online, so I could try different CBD and low-THC options without guessing what’s safe. If you bring it up to your supervisor, maybe just say you’re looking into natural sleep aids, most people are pretty chill about CBD now.
re: Life Insurance - approaching and into retirement
Posted by Combaro01 on 10/15/25 at 7:30 pm to Artificial Ignorance
I’m 57, my spouse 55, mortgage is long gone. We penciled in the "widow(er) budget" and found Social Security + IRA RMDs cover everything with room to spare. The only twist was capital-gains tax on a lake cabin the kids want to keep. An adviser at Capital for Life showed us it was cheaper to earmark a taxable bond fund for that future bill than to pay $1,200 a year for a new term policy, so we ditched the insurance and bumped the bond allocation.
Tore mine a while back too, and getting back into workouts was way harder than I expected. It’s crazy how fast the muscle around it disappears once you stop using that leg. What helped most for me was slow, heavy calf work and just walking barefoot around the house to wake up the stabilizers again.
I saw Dr. Christopher Sakowski for a follow-up after it wouldn’t loosen up. He’s dealt with a ton of Achilles cases and explained how scar tissue can mess with how the tendon glides. He had me rebuild it from scratch instead of forcing weights too soon, which made a huge difference.
I saw Dr. Christopher Sakowski for a follow-up after it wouldn’t loosen up. He’s dealt with a ton of Achilles cases and explained how scar tissue can mess with how the tendon glides. He had me rebuild it from scratch instead of forcing weights too soon, which made a huge difference.
re: Ohio just might trump Florida yet
Posted by Combaro01 on 10/10/25 at 6:16 pm to AlumneyeJ93
Florida’s been quiet for a week, had to let Ohio have the spotlight.
re: Explosion in TN
Posted by Combaro01 on 10/10/25 at 6:16 pm to morganwadefan
That’s awful news. I’ll keep an eye on local news, would be good to get confirmation on casualties and cause.
re: Deloitte caught out using AI in $440,000 report for Australian Government
Posted by Combaro01 on 10/10/25 at 6:12 pm to rickgrimes
So basically they charged $440k for what ChatGPT could’ve done for free in five minutes. Sounds about right.
If I was pulling six figures to sit through 3 standups and push code once a week, quitting would definitely be a slow process
So basically it’s $20k drones vs $3 million fireworks shows. Great ROI for Ukraine, terrible one for whoever’s footing the missile bill.
re: Man with Federal Firearms License believes he was targeted for robbery
Posted by Combaro01 on 10/6/25 at 4:33 pm to boxcarbarney
That’s exactly why I’ve never used my home address for FFL paperwork. Too many people can pull that info. It’s not paranoia if folks are actually out here planning hits.
Finally some good news. Now if only my insurance company would notice I haven’t wrecked since 2009.
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