

They’re fun to work on, for sure!
After cleaning the potentiometers and contacts with Deoxit and applying a little Singer oil to the joints in the mechanism, I was able to tune the speed in perfectly. It’s amazing how robust those machines are.


They’re fun to work on, for sure!
After cleaning the potentiometers and contacts with Deoxit and applying a little Singer oil to the joints in the mechanism, I was able to tune the speed in perfectly. It’s amazing how robust those machines are.


Aw heck… less embarrassment for those of us left in the US that are hanging by threads to what’s left of our sanity.


Keep it classy, pendejos.


Sounds like an old-school poll tax lookalike to keep those being stepped on from affording their rights.
I like whiskey, but tuffy fuckin’ toenails, I guess. That trainwreck of choices has long since left the station.

ICE is already busy these days though…


I feel like we’re never going to get to flush this turd for good.
Out of curiosity, how many watts did my brain just consume contemplating the nose, flavor profile, mouth feel, food pairing selection, and post-dining cordial choices of said titties?
NGL, that did work for me.

How was this different than what was advertised? Oh, that’s right, it wasn’t.


Looks like a 3-notch Lodge from around the 50’s, I’m guessing. I have a similar one.


He don’t even have his license, Lisa!
I’m in my 50’s and have had severe tinnitus in my left ear since I was 18 due to a military accident. It can be upsetting, for sure.
The best advice I can give is to try to find low background noise and to try finding ways to occupy your mind. If you can, go see a hearing specialist. While there really is no cure, there are ways to somewhat “treat” it and find ways to live with it and enjoy life.