I did some analysis and then tested everything myself. I’ve now arrived at the only possible conclusion: it’s aliens.
T’was a joke. I haven’t shaved with a razor for a few years. Just knock em down with an electric trimmer. I then keep buzzing all around my head. I don’t have time for hair anymore. 😬
I do think I own the five-blade versions from Costco. They’ve lasted for a long time since I hate using a razor in the first place. My father used the single edge safety razor. Wish I’d thought to ask for it when he passed. I would try using it.
I don’t know…the commercial with the cartoon showing sixteen blades are needed for that baby smooth face seemed pretty convincing.
The sheer absurdity of labeling an organization with "United Nations" in its name as a terrorist org is astounding. At what possible point would someone there ask, "Hey, do you think it's us who are the baddies?"
Likely never, but it does make me wonder.
The most Western of diseases: lead poisoning.
Ah, yes. There it is. I am not familiar with the brand as I am just a filthy casual. Thanks again!
Hey DSDork, just wanted to say thanks for posting these reviews (the good, the bad AND the ugly!). I enjoy reading them even if I'll never buy the blade. Though I do enjoy large knives, so I may seek this bad boy out.
Edit: Oh, one thing I'd like to see from your reviews is manufacturing country of origin.
What a coincidence! I have picnicking issues.
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As well as agricultural property.
Jay Johnston ... Eyewitness News Member
Maybe he appeared during the News team rumbles?
Cop: Do you know why I'm standing here?
Sarah: Because you got all C's in high school?
I've had PSUs with odd issues that still worked for the most part, but when I tested them (with my tester) they reflected a weak voltage on one segment or some other failure. But it would still sorta work. These testers do work.
Mine is very similar to the one in this Corsair PSU testing guide. I think it was $15.
Nah, this is not really a tech support community, but whatever. (Unless it is a tech support community? I always thought pcmasterrace was supposed to be a hair on the sarcastic side.)
I just came from the "Is my PSU broken?" thread here. This sub is supposed to be like the reddit sub, but honestly whatever gets posted here is fine with me. As long as it is PC related. I just like seeing something...anything...posted. I am not going back to the other place and want it to work here.
I am more than happy to help with tech support here as well as read snarky sarcastic PCMR material if it happens to show up. We just have a lack of it atm.
They sell PSU testers for $15-20. I bought one years ago and it still serves me well. You plug in the 24-pin and the other power connectors and it will tell you where it's faults lie. If none, then the motherboard should be scrutinized next.
Capacitors exist all over your system. They are on nearly every component. Look for them and then look for the bulge out the top. There are reliefs (a big X) in the top of the capacitor to allow it to "blow" out that direction. Sometimes it only bulges and does not blow, but that's enough for failure. If you open your PSU, try not to root around too much with your fingers. Be cautious of the power load that might remain. Visually inspect the caps. It might only be a slight bulge or none at all, but the caps can still die.
I'd lend you a PSU, so maybe you have a friend close who might too? You may still consider buying a new PSU to allow for future upgrades and put the old one on the shelf as a spare or for other purposes. That is, if the PSU is fine. It is still possible the motherboard is at fault, but again with these symptoms, it would likely be a cap.
Good luck!
After spending thousands on NFL-ST over the years, (assuming it isn't overturned on appeal) I cannot wait for my coupon entitling me to one small soda and half a hotdog with my nearest stadium.*
*Offer not valid during NFL season.
I think that is what stembolts is saying. Awareness is borne from knowledge and critical thinking.
Concussion counts are not as objective as they may seem.
A convoluted topic for sure. The NFL has resisted the issue for a long time and they still try to protect the brand. Players also want to play and will sometimes hide symptoms. Concussion numbers are still too high and solutions are evasive. Rules and even helmets have changed, but perhaps if soft-shell helmets (Great Gazoo style!) were used we'd see less concussed players. We would lose those sharp cracking sounds that exemplify the violence of the game, but less CTE and better player health is what we should absolutely be striving for.
Matt Ulrich, Super Bowl champion with Colts, dead at 41
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay announced the news of Matt Ulrich's death on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday.
Sad news. Way too young, but no cause of death listed as of yet. I feel for his family.