Hot bitch? Where?
So on monday I tried to do an oil change on my car. I drove into the park house of my employer to do this since it is clean and nobody is there to bother me.
Once I emptied out the oil I tried to insert back drain plug. But I couldn't tighten it. Presumably the threads of the oil pan are fucked because I tightened it too hard the last time.
On monday evening I ordered a repair set online. This is basically a screw tap to make bigger threads in the oil pan along with a bigger drain plug.
I just walked to the park house to finally repair my car against. But I can't remove the old drain plug from the oil pan. The screw just turns without doing anything but it is still held inside the oil pan. I just spend an hour turning the screw while trying to shove a screwdriver under it to create some upwards pressure without achieving anything.
The fun thing is that my employer send around a notice that the park house were my car is is supposed to be cleaned on monday and everybody has to remove their cars until then. So I have only tomorrow to get my car out of there again.
Oh and when I let the car down from the car stands so I could go home against it seems that my car jack broke. I don't know if I can repair it until tomorrow.
What do?
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Update:
Decided today to look under the car against and smear silicone on any leaks that I find.
Turned out that no more oil leaked from the car. Oil tank was dry all around. I guess when I refilled the oil some of it missed the funnel and then slowly ran down along the engine and alongside the oil pan in the week after my oil change.
So my replacement was 100% perfect and my car is fixed now.
I'm currently watching a video about futons and the question I'm asking myself is why normies are such imposters? This is obviously a person who wants to seem like a reader, but isn't actually one. Nobody would stack the books with the covers to the back of the shelf, because you wouldn't know which book is which.
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She only turned the books that are directly in frame. Now I think she wanted her background to be more white and all the colorful book covers wouldn't represent the minimalist style she wants to portrait.
She didn't turn the middle layer because this is some woman thing about how they decorate. She wanted a little color in her background but not everything colorful. If she would have turned all books it would have looked too boring and weird to her.
Someone requested this imprint for their switch joycon holders.
There are some american youtubers who own small 3d print farms with like half a dozen printers or so, produce their own products with them and sell them. Obviously they need the youtube channel to advertise for their things.
I think that it's a really interesting idea but I haven't seen something like this in the germanosphere, yet.
Well... I have been producing assets to store and consume cannabis both using 3D printing and wood and I have been selling them in small quantities to people I know and even the local headshop.
It's hard and honest work.
I don't have the space and money to start a printer farm, and even if I had that all plus the knowledge, I don't think it would be a good business.
Posting only the best.
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It was kind of a meme. When I got into Linux around 2008, there were a couple of distros like this. I remember some Christian distro that was a sincere project by American christians, which came pre-installed with porn blocker, some bible program, etc. But then there was Ubuntu Satanic Edition or something similar, which was just Ubuntu with some satanism themed wallpapers preinstalled.
Young job thread
>be me, high school student
>move to regional center (~500k population)
>find job at a mailing center
>owner is indian immigrant, very nice, treats me like family
>$20 to basically box up packages and get them shipped places
>stable income and easy job, spoil girlfriend easily
How about the rest of you? Would like to hear about other countries starting jobs
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Yung Job, Lil Pay
I'm 30 now, but my first job was delivering newspapers every Saturday for 120€ a month. Shit fucking sucked and fortified my disdain for my parents. No pocket money, no apartment, no car, no financial support at all. At least I could save up for a decent PC back then. God I'm glad I am doing well on my own now.
I think it's only just to eat animals you kill yourself (or the unwanted surplus of others).
To pay another to kill an animal on your behalf so that you may eat it is doubly evil, since it compounds ill intent with avoidance of personal responsibility.
If it is an evil act then you ought to be able to look the victim in the eye. I want to rear pigeons for armed squabbery so that I might eat meat with a cleanly unclean conscience.
This is me
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I either need a flat on the ground floor in an nice area where the landlord allows a kots and the kotter can roam around during the day which is hard to get.
An alternative would be to get a bigger flat. I could get like a 90m^2 flat for 400€ more per month than I currently pay. But then I would need
two kotters so they can play with each other. And are 90m^2 enough for two cats? I don't know.
I hate looking for apartments but I suffer everyday without a kot. I think I have to get a bigger flat.
Naengmyeon (냉면): Cold noodles usually served in a cold broth with sliced cucumber, pear, hard-boiled egg, and meat. This dish is very popular in Pyongyang and is refreshing, especially in the hot months.
Kimchi (김치): Although best known in South Korea, kimchi is also essential in the North Korean diet. It is a preparation of fermented cabbage with chili and other seasonings. In North Korea, it is sometimes less spicy than the South Korean version.
Injo-gogi-bap (인조고기밥): It is a dish that consists of rice wrapped in a layer of soy protein, often accompanied by sauces. It emerged as an alternative to meat during times of scarcity.
Sinsollo (신설로): It is a traditional stew made with meat, vegetables, mushrooms and other ingredients cooked in a small brazier. Although it is a more typical celebration dish, it is still an important representation of North Korean cuisine.
Bindaetteok (빈대떡): A type of savory cake or pancake made with ground mung beans and sometimes filled with meat or vegetables.
Ddeok (떡): This is a glutinous rice cake that can be eaten both sweet and savory. In North Korea, it is common during holidays and celebrations.
Corn porridge (옥수수 죽): In times of rice shortage, corn becomes a staple food, and corn porridge is a simple food widely consumed in the country.
Yukgaejang (육개장): A spicy soup made with shredded beef, onions, bean sprouts, and other vegetables. Although it is also popular in the south, its version in North Korea is usually less spicy.
Pulgui (불고기): Grilled meat marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, sugar, garlic and other seasonings. While it is most popular in South Korea, it is also consumed in North Korea.
Panchan (반찬): These are small side dishes that can include a variety of dishes such as fermented vegetables, kimchi, pickled cucumbers, and other sides.
Taedonggang Sungeoguk (대동강 숭어국):
It is a fish soup originally from the Pyongyang region, made with gray fish from the Taedong River. This broth is lightly seasoned and served with vegetables and noodles.
Hoe (회):
Similar to Japanese sashimi, hoe is raw fish that is usually consumed on special occasions. It is often served with various sauces, such as gochujang (chili paste), and is a delicacy in some coastal regions of North Korea.
Manduguk (만두국):
It is a mandu soup (Korean dumplings) filled with meat, tofu or vegetables, served in a clear and light broth. It is very popular in the cold months and is considered a comforting dish.
Gamja Ongshimi (감자옹심이):
A traditional dish from the mountainous region of North Korea. It consists of potato balls boiled in a clear broth with vegetables, a simple and nutritious dish that reflects the dependence on potatoes in rice-scarce areas.
Jangajji (장아찌):
They are pickles that include a variety of vegetables such as radishes, cucumbers and cabbages. These vegetables are fermented and preserved in brine or soybean paste. They are a typical accompaniment that is served with other dishes.
Pibimbap (비빔밥):
Although best known as a South Korean dish, pibimbap is also common in the north. It consists of rice mixed with a variety of vegetables, meat and egg, all seasoned with gochujang or sesame oil.
Kongguksu (콩국수):
This is a bowl of noodles in cold soy milk soup. It is very nutritious and popular in summer, and reflects the importance of soy in the North Korean diet.
Milmyeon (밀면):
A bowl of cold noodles made from wheat flour, instead of the buckwheat noodles typical of naengmyeon. It is served in a cold broth with meat, cucumber and egg, and is another refreshing dish in the hot months.
Sogeum Gogi (소금 고기):
It is grilled or roasted meat seasoned simply with salt and pepper. It is often accompanied by fresh vegetables and light sauces. This dish highlights the simplicity of meat preparation in North Korea.
Corn Tteok (옥수수 떡):
A glutinous corn cake, which is a variation of traditional rice cakes. During times of scarcity, corn replaced rice in many dishes and became a staple food.
Gogi Jangjorim (고기 장조림):
It is a beef dish that is slowly cooked in soy sauce with garlic, onion and other seasonings. It is served as an accompaniment and has a concentrated and salty flavor.
Bokkeumbap (볶음밥):
It is Korean fried rice, which is prepared with available ingredients, such as leftover meat, vegetables, and soy sauce. It is a simple but comforting dish that adapts to the availability of ingredients.
Pyeonsu (편수):
A special version of mandu, which is less common in South Korea but traditional in the north. These mandu are usually larger and steamed, with various fillings of meat, tofu and vegetables.
Tangsuyuk (탕수육):
A dish of fried meat (usually pork or beef) with a crispy coating, topped with a sweet and sour sauce. It is a fusion with Chinese cuisine that also has its place in North Korea.
Chonggak Kimchi (총각김치):
This type of kimchi is made with small young radishes, which are fermented whole with the leaves included. It has a crisper and fresher flavor compared to traditional kimchi.
One of the most consumed and representative dishes of North Korea is Naengmyeon (냉면), specifically Pyeongyang Naengmyeon (냉면평양냉면), which are traditional cold noodles originating from Pyongyang, the country's capital. This dish consists of long, thin noodles made of buckwheat flour, served in a cold meat or fish-based broth, accompanied by vegetables such as cucumber, radishes, hard-boiled egg and sometimes meat.
Naengmyeon is very popular, especially in the summer months, due to its refreshing character. In addition, it has important cultural and historical significance for North Koreans, as it represents a culinary tradition of the region and is often present on special occasions or at family gatherings.
We will sacrifice the UK to make a giant colony to expell all the muslims in west europe to. In exchange, white people in England and Wales I believe Scottland doesn't need to be sacrificed for various reasons are granted an easy start to a new life in EU countries.
The colony will be used for basically slave labor but the brown people there can hurka durka allahu akbar there as much as they want. The EU will put military there to prevent too big happenings but the people there are allowed to practise their religion.
It will be called: Eurabia.
Mudslimes who refuse to leave to Eurabia and can not get enough white people to vow for their reaidence will be put into local labor camps, just like the royal family who gets shot.
I believe this would be a good amd deserved ending to the UK. Innocent and righteous brits get a second chance in a cleansed Europe too.
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