PEPPERJAX
Let's Do A Ritual....
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You don't like knockers? WTH DUDE!
for me they have to fit the body. or one thing is disproportionately larger than the rest. if you can have huge knockers, you should at least have a nice butt. A huge butt, you better be rocking some sweater cows too. they don't have to be the same size, but within the same ballpark.I dont dislike em...but i prefer B or C cup to big boobs, and i detest fake boobs usually neck mounted and silly looking. "More than a mouthful is wasted" as they say...i like chicks that can look composed when not wearing a bra...
I like em skinny/trim with a nice butt and legs. My wife is 5ft7in and her legs are longer than mine despite me being 3 or 4 inches taller than her.
Naturally large knockers on a petite woman are special.for me they have to fit the body. or one thing is disproportionately larger than the rest. if you can have huge knockers, you should at least have a nice butt. A huge butt, you better be rocking some sweater cows too. they don't have to be the same size, but within the same ballpark.
Natural or fake I hate when chicks look top heavy. like a twig with toothpic arms, no arse, and then some double Ds on her? no thank you. if you are a toothpick be a toothpick. If you got curves, work them curves. fake is fake no matter where it is.
definitely cant handle the fake lips.
for me they have to fit the body. or one thing is disproportionately larger than the rest. if you can have huge knockers, you should at least have a nice butt. A huge butt, you better be rocking some sweater cows too. they don't have to be the same size, but within the same ballpark.
Natural or fake I hate when chicks look top heavy. like a twig with toothpic arms, no arse, and then some double Ds on her? no thank you. if you are a toothpick be a toothpick. If you got curves, work them curves. fake is fake no matter where it is.
definitely cant handle the fake lips.
With all the technology they have in cars these days, they will damn near drive themselves in good weather between lane assist/adaptive cruise control....
So why in the Hell do windshield wipers still only have settings of " crystal meth cheetah" and ,"3 toed sloth with Parkinsons" with nothing ever in between?? It has to either swipe once a week, or so fast its tearing the damn rubber up?? It never occurred to anyone in the last 100 years to fix that?
When my Pappaw worked at TVA building electronics etc, he had a Thunderbird super coupe with this problem...he wired in a little box under the radio that had a sliding switch on the front where you could adjust the intermittent wipers to whatever speed desired. This was maybe 1990...so its been 33 years and we still have to deal with crap on these $30k and up cars that my elderly Pappaw solved back in the analog days?? Seriously? Wtf....
Some of yall have a lot more $ than i do....does your expensive car let you set the speed of your wipers to whatever is needed? Or yall still have 3 stops, none of which are OK unless youre in a hurricane or it isnt really raining, just sprinkling occasionally?
With all the technology they have in cars these days, they will damn near drive themselves in good weather between lane assist/adaptive cruise control....
So why in the Hell do windshield wipers still only have settings of " crystal meth cheetah" and ,"3 toed sloth with Parkinsons" with nothing ever in between?? It has to either swipe once a week, or so fast its tearing the damn rubber up?? It never occurred to anyone in the last 100 years to fix that?
When my Pappaw worked at TVA building electronics etc, he had a Thunderbird super coupe with this problem...he wired in a little box under the radio that had a sliding switch on the front where you could adjust the intermittent wipers to whatever speed desired. This was maybe 1990...so its been 33 years and we still have to deal with crap on these $30k and up cars that my elderly Pappaw solved back in the analog days?? Seriously? Wtf....
Some of yall have a lot more $ than i do....does your expensive car let you set the speed of your wipers to whatever is needed? Or yall still have 3 stops, none of which are OK unless youre in a hurricane or it isnt really raining, just sprinkling occasionally?
Mine has a sensor and makes a swipe based on how many drops are counted by the computer. I can adjust the sensitivity.With all the technology they have in cars these days, they will damn near drive themselves in good weather between lane assist/adaptive cruise control....
So why in the Hell do windshield wipers still only have settings of " crystal meth cheetah" and ,"3 toed sloth with Parkinsons" with nothing ever in between?? It has to either swipe once a week, or so fast its tearing the damn rubber up?? It never occurred to anyone in the last 100 years to fix that?
When my Pappaw worked at TVA building electronics etc, he had a Thunderbird super coupe with this problem...he wired in a little box under the radio that had a sliding switch on the front where you could adjust the intermittent wipers to whatever speed desired. This was maybe 1990...so its been 33 years and we still have to deal with crap on these $30k and up cars that my elderly Pappaw solved back in the analog days?? Seriously? Wtf....
Some of yall have a lot more $ than i do....does your expensive car let you set the speed of your wipers to whatever is needed? Or yall still have 3 stops, none of which are OK unless youre in a hurricane or it isnt really raining, just sprinkling occasionally?
My last truck had rain sensing wipers. It would only swipe if it detected rain on the windshield.With all the technology they have in cars these days, they will damn near drive themselves in good weather between lane assist/adaptive cruise control....
So why in the Hell do windshield wipers still only have settings of " crystal meth cheetah" and ,"3 toed sloth with Parkinsons" with nothing ever in between?? It has to either swipe once a week, or so fast its tearing the damn rubber up?? It never occurred to anyone in the last 100 years to fix that?
When my Pappaw worked at TVA building electronics etc, he had a Thunderbird super coupe with this problem...he wired in a little box under the radio that had a sliding switch on the front where you could adjust the intermittent wipers to whatever speed desired. This was maybe 1990...so its been 33 years and we still have to deal with crap on these $30k and up cars that my elderly Pappaw solved back in the analog days?? Seriously? Wtf....
Some of yall have a lot more $ than i do....does your expensive car let you set the speed of your wipers to whatever is needed? Or yall still have 3 stops, none of which are OK unless youre in a hurricane or it isnt really raining, just sprinkling occasionally?
Contractor friend of mine swears by Ryobi. I'm kind of locked into DeWalt since the wife was thoughtful and gave me a set of 20VMax tools for Christmas.
I swore by Craftsman for the longest time before slowly moving towards Ryobi. I've still got a handful of Craftsman 19.2 volt tools that i broke down and bought the Lithium batteries for. But they tend to be way underpowered these days and I'm replacing them one at a time. SSC had fun at Christmas tool shopping for me.
If I wasn't invested in Ryobi, I'd probably get Dewalt myself. Though I'll probably get corded tools in that brand. Had a guy selling me on Rigid a few weeks ago. They have battery replacements for life. One goes bad, they replace it no question.
Not sold on the "big" Ryobi tools like their table or miter saws. I'll stick with Dewalt for that too.
