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oh... then that's a real shame :| lol Not really a fan of jeep anywho though. so, it's ok.

eh... it's salvageable. He definitely won't be driving it away though. (most of the repair work will be interior)

good man!

So I'm making another tobacco pipe but hit a snag and need advise. Scrap or Repair? ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// I'm making this: With this: -Briar block -White Cedar from my property I got this far: My goal to do aluminum inlay by simply layering: The plan: The sad reality... I couldn't see the rot from the outside. The question is... The rot doesn't go very far in and the wood is VERY hard. Can I fill this with epoxy mixed with fine saw dust and continue or should I scrap it and restart the stem? I don't have a whole lot more wood. The reason I'm worried about having the cracks is because when you're smoking the pipe, a lot of warm moisture makes it's way into the stem which causes the wood to swell. Or do you have another idea I should consider? Thanks much!

that sucks water lol

It's so cute!

so bling! so jelly I am!

probably... you can make serious money doing that.

Welcome to the idiot society! Grab a drink!

Welcome to the idiot society! Grab a drink!

Congrats man!!! Here's to us grads! *clinks glass

I hate it when people use these programs for games like Magicka.

An elaborate joke... but yes.

Thanks tsw!!! I needed a pick up.

Well... that changes things considerably lol

I may come in to say high once in a while but my years of MC are done I think. I've played since alpha and put in thousands of hours but I've lost interest.

something more like this? It's pretty bad but I'm bored so I thought I'd give it a go.

I have some experience with PS and touching up photos. Could you explain a little more what you're looking for with the picture? More sun? Less sun? Different hue?

omg that's awful!

keys getting warm...

that's awesome. An instructor has obviously poured a LOT of time into training them. Great way for a kid to focus his/her energy. (must be expensive for the parents though)

Nobody wants to buy NEW cars because dealerships rip you off in maintenance. They intentionally design the cars these days so that only they can work on it. You have to go to them with wads of money to get it fixed. You buy a 2012 model or newer and you will be hard pressed to do anything past brake pads and oil change on your own. Old cars are cheap and are DESIGNED TO BE WORKED ON!!! The old design mentality was "built to last". But, these days the market is so saturated with products they can't design stuff to last forever because they wouldn't be able to keep selling new models. New cars are designed to have a predictable life span that they can then follow up with the next model. This mentality is actually mostly prevalent in the cell phone industry.

saw that it was buzzfeed.... did not click.

it's happening! the time has come!!!