ArcaneGadget

Danish limit is 0,5 like most of Europe. Most people here have a rule of thumb of 2 regular beers.

Welcome to the field of engineering! Your first lesson will be; "Tolerances and you"!

Ever heard the phrase; "Never put your hands somewhere you wouldn't put your dick."

Nah; a size smaller. They are Fiestas. Left is a mark 6 facelift, and right is a mark 7... -Unless you are from the UK, then you add one to the number for reasons...

Switch the points when they are in between the bogies...

Russia says; they just want Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, Crimea, and a guarantee that Ukraine will never be part of NATO or the EU, then there will be lasting peace.

This article here just further confirms how much of a blatant lie that statement is. Anyone who believes, that a peace treaty granting Russia those territories is anything but a respite for Russian rearmament, needs their head checked...

I'm almost certain, what you are looking at, is actually silicone tubing. The odor of RTV sealant is from the acid, which is part of the curing mechanism, that makes it "room temperature vulcanising". Silicone tubing shouldn't really smell of anything significant.

Here is the concept: https://youtube.com/watch?v=W1ay1XkzqV0

A makeover is not going to make a flipping crossover into a hot hatch. No more than polishing a turd is going to turn said turd into a piece of gold...

3 days worth of food is like bugger all. Worst case I could survive 3 days on just a case of beer.

Otherwise; first day most of the stuff in the fridge is still fine, second and third day there are probably some cans of tuna and such in the cupboard. Hydration is the biggest issue, but most people probably have some beer, wine, soda, or bottled water in stock anyway.

To be fair; of all the large cats to try befriending, a cheetah is probably one of the least bad options. Contrary to panthers and leopards, they don't have the ambush instinct compelling them to attack you when your back is turned.

It's something I have noticed too. 9/10 times an oncoming car is blinding me, it seems to be a Tesla. And not because their high beams are on. It might be confirmation bias, but it just seems like Tesla headlights have dogshit beam control optics on top of having fairly bright light sources.