Random Jabber Jibber thread

OldMedUser

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I bought one of these electric mowers 3 years ago from Home Depot $3000. Kept it plugged in at all times. The batters lasted 1 year. Replaced batteries $700, they lasted 1 year. If anybody wants this thing let me know, i will help you push it out of my garage... :(
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YouTube has videos on how to reset those kinds of batteries to make them good again. I just today tried the mag wheel polish trick on my headlights and now should be able to see when driving home in the dark.

There are a few gems in all the BS tips on there.

:peace:
 

doublejj

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YouTube has videos on how to reset those kinds of batteries to make them good again. I just today tried the mag wheel polish trick on my headlights and now should be able to see when driving home in the dark.

There are a few gems in all the BS tips on there.

:peace:
This mower comes with old fashioned sealed lead acid batteries. Home depot no longer carries replacement batteries for it. After market batteries are $350 ea. I have seen conversion videos to convert to Lithium Ion battery for $1000...
 

doublejj

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Here's a life hack i just figured out..... For obvious reasons I like to pay with cash. So i end up with a lot of coins. I usually let them accumulate in the center console of my car until i get almost a coffee can full & then finally take them into the grocery store and run them thru the Coin Star machine, and give them their 20%, then take their voucher to the cashier to pay for groceries. I just realized I can skip the coin machine if i use the self checkout machine. You can just drop handfuls of mixed coins into the coin slot and the register will count them up for you and you just stop when you have dropped in enough coins and you save the 20%... :eyesmoke:
 

DarkWeb

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Here's a life hack i just figured out..... For obvious reasons I like to pay with cash. So i end up with a lot of coins. I usually let them accumulate in the center console of my car until i get almost a coffee can full & then finally take them into the grocery store and run them thru the Coin Star machine, and give them their 20%, then take their voucher to the cashier to pay for groceries. I just realized I can skip the coin machine if i use the self checkout machine. You can just drop handfuls of mixed coins into the coin slot and the register will count them up for you and you just stop when you have dropped in enough coins and you save the 20%... :eyesmoke:
I bought a $1500 mtn bike 20 years ago with the change in my pocket. Bring the coin to your bank for free.
 
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Sativied

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Always good for a laugh, a visit to a local coffeeshop and listening to the bud tenders explaining to customers the different varieties they sell. I once had a girl barely old enough to legally work there tell me a certain hash I bought was so strong I should start with a just a little. Great opportunity to practice keeping my face straight. Today a customer in front of me asked why they had so many sativas and what the difference is with indicas. The answers were all wrong and nonsensical but she decided she wanted to go for a sativa then. So what do they sell her... Gorilla Glue. smh.
 
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raratt

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Someone lost a roll of hog fence about 3' in diameter out of their truck that ended up in the middle of my lane on the way to town, luckily it didn't happen right in front of me and I was able to drive around it.
I was correct in that there is no point in more injections but I'm getting a referral to a neuro surgeon I know and like so hopefully he'll have some ideas. The previous one I went to said "Your back looks old" and I can't do anything for you. No shit DR. :cuss:
 
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