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Ah the good old G-code programming.

I remember when i realized i could design all my projects in solidworrks and the. Simply laser cut then for a couple bucks. Saved me a lot of time and that thing has more precision that i could dream of if i were to cut stuff by hand.

Don't worry Mr Kellard before you know it you will be missing college

Edit: tried to get marshmallow fluff today. And failed.

Keep trying. Fluff is a necessary thing to try at least once, preferably on a fluffernutter. Don't give up hope, somewhere's gotta have it.

Oh i will keep trying.

I am pretty sure I have seen it on some other supermarket before.

Though i have never been fond of peanut butter and i am old enough that i have started worrying about my cholesterol :/

Be like Kellard (do not). High cholesterol at 18.

I'm 40, bit high blood pressure, and slightly overweight.

But I'm also stronger than people expect (but no endurance), so I keep saying that my weight is well hidden muscle

28 high cholesterol and overweight. Could be worse honestly. I mean i eat like This on a regular basis so it is not like i do not know why

However they did suggested me see a cardiologist as i am "too young to have high cholesterol"

I wonder what my bloodwork would show nowadays. Probably much healthier now tbh.
I wasn't even overweight at 18 (or now), I probably just didn't eat that well.

My results scream: Stop eating fried stuff!

I had a colleague who went to a nutritionist appointment she after some basic test the doctor said something to the effect:
"Not sure how you are look so healthy, you results are horrible and you eat like [censored]!"

"No, mister big boss man, sir, we no longer need the $5,000 electric car pusher. We have something better."

The better thing: an '89 Suzuki Quadrunner we've been tooling around the parking lot on after dark.

Don't want to help? Fine. We'll turn expensive and proper, into fun, dangerous, and free. Fine by us, we don't care one way or the other.

Electric car pusher?

Didn't know those were a thing.

For a dealership like us, they're very helpful, so you don't need half the shop to push in a car that won't start. They're very expensive, though. Thousands, even for a cheap one, so the general manager kept saying no.

Generally, it's the size of a hand truck, or a pallet jack. High torque, very low speed. They'll push the car, you drive, and somebody else steers the dead car. VERY helpful.

Always though that unless wheels are jammed you can relatively easily push a car. Of course you still need someone to steer.

A slight angle can make it much harder. Plus it's just tiring. Either way physical exertion should be avoided if it can be avoided.

Unrelated. I am die.

What did do to make die?