That pocket exists so you can put a tiny amount of weed it it.

It's for a pocket watch. There. I saved you 7:45

Profit. Plain and simple.

I have bought CD's from day one and still buy them today, probably more so than ever. I also stream and download and own vinyl, but CD's are my favoured form of physical media. CD sales are now on the increase again thanks to the high price of vinyl. It's also good to see hi-fi manufacturers continuing to put out high quality players. Long live the CD.

Say goodbye to bad technology. We will miss you.

BEAUTIFUL.

I loved Polaroid! I had about a dozen cameras in my collection. From a B&W one my Grandfather had to the latest One Step I bought at Wal-Mart on their clearance table. Later on finding original Polaroid film was a problem before the Rebirth of the film company. I now use my phone to capture images. Nothing meant so much as deciding to use a Polaroid picture for an image. In the end, it cost about $1.25 per picture.

My cousin Jenny went to prison for busting up her husband with one of those cast iron skillets. I was There😮 Holy Smoke she drank a bunch of malt liquor and went whacko. Phillip was inebriated and took a head shot.My goodness it was bloody 👮‍♂🚔😩2-11 malt liquor with a silver label.

Has anyone seen disc breaks on airplane? I would think multiple disc breaks on truck and trailer would be better at stopping and heat resistant

When I was a kid in the 80s my dad used to take us out for a weekly walk and take instant photos with a Kodak camera and sometimes with a Polaroid camera, and when I looked at the photos I was amazed at how the picture appeared in just seconds. Now the video has come to show me how it was done. Thank you for making me remember those beautiful days and understand the secret of how the picture appears so quickly. Regards

Shaking a Polaroid picture is not only unnecessary but can be detrimental to the image by disturbing the chemistry within the layers, leading to artifacts or other marks on the final photo.

2021 Subaru Forester. Synthetic oil from the start. 33,000 miles & runs like a champ.

i have a beocord 9000, great

Valuable information in this video. I would have needed a long time to research how to make Teflon. Thank you for this information. Regards

I've had a membership at moo moo car wash in Ohio for years now. It has help to keep my car I got 8 years ago still looking new today. It is definitely nice and necessary in the winter months to keep the salt from building up and rusting the body.

The little po ket when little one was watch lock .

I'. M still buying new cd And I have a vintage 90s CD walkman. 😊

And now you can use water-less car wash :)

Fascinating video. I’ve used it for years, now I know more about it.

Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

Thanks for the breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

Vinyl has a softer, more relaxed sound, due to less dynamic range. Audiophile vinyl is only remastered. The digital CD audiophile has much to enjoy, as the recording technology improves. SACD, HDCD, XRCD, UHCD, K2, SHM are several examples of their evolving improvements in fidelity. For myself I buy Japanese Mini LP’s, which have excellent remastering done. The naysayers are paying more for surface noise🔊🙈.

Interesting

Not all opal is as unstable as you state. Granted, all opal is soft, but Aussie opal is far more stable because it's sedimentary, rather than volcanic in origin. Opal from Coober Pedy or Lightning Ridge, can be left out indefinitely without fear of cracking.

peskovite multi layer thin films (TF) have achieved over 47% efficiency! Your less than 12% on TF efficiency is first gen. We're now 3rd gen. Heck 3rd gen monocrystalline (mSi) single layer is at 27%. Dual or triple layer (different wavelengths of light) go much further. TF is much cheaper by area than mSi.

No mention of touchless car washes? Almost all the car washes I see nowadays are touchless

I use it for change, my lighter, a couple grams of bud. Very handy, wish they were on both sides

Cool never knew the history of Black Friday until I saw this video thanks

Black Sunday is much Better

I’m going to make a Mixtape 📼 of Christmas music 🎼 today. I have a blank Maxell 50 minute metal tape that I’m going to use. I’m going to take the vinyl tracks and put them onto the cassette. Making a mixtape 📼 was how I listened to music in my car back in the day. And even now. I have a really nice Sony Walkman that I use in my car connected to the AUX jack.

I have a Kenwood Dual Cassette deck that I bought fully refurbished and few years ago for $15.00 and I’m still using it as of today. I have so many cassettes I bought over the years that I still like to play. I’m still buying cassettes from current artists. They’ve made a comeback in a big way. Are they going to be as popular as Vinyl is today? Probably not. But, I still like to play them. Plus some of the mixtapes I made over the years still sound really good. Everything old is new again. 😊😊

The difference is $100 bucks per oil change.

thought it was just a good place to rest my thumb

Interesting, I never knew about magnetic sensors. I assumed they were all weight sensors. 2:09 Wait, is that a U-turn signal?

I remember buying my very first CD back in 1987 as a young teenager in Bern Switzerland, it was "Legend" by Bob Marley, and it cost something around CHF 30.-- Lots of money for a youg teenie. And I remember the very last Album I bought new on CD, it was Stromae's "Racine Carrée" back in 2013 here at Walmart somewhere in the eastern townships QC Canada. 🙂 I still buy new music Albums, but Vinyl records. ;-)

I’d rather play discs than use a voice command on a phone to play tunes

They savvy still play CD's. It is now the only media I use.

I'm British, and I concur, I couldn't live without a hot brew 😂

Good job

Lets hope the majority of the pictures shown here are mirrored by accident, then one should NEVER wind the tape the wrong way on the threads.

Neat!

Yes, your perspective on personalizing music is very true for me. I still have most of the cassettes i had made from back in the 70s and 80s, and my Fisher HX Pro, and my Pioneer clock face. I hardly had any problems with them. For most of my recordings i had used TDK CrO2 and for archiving i used metal tapes. Good quality tapes, properly recorded and used on a good player (Nakamichi, Sony, Fisher, Marantz and others) were excellent media for any type of audio.

I do not like the name “black Friday “ . It’s just the day after thanksgiving to me.

well...

After 90 thousand miles on my hummer h2. I put regular oil in it and it’s as clean the expensive oil. And runs just as good with the 180 thousand I have on it now. But I change it at 50% and everything is clean.

Sorry black Friday always recalls 1989 market crash. Ie an absolute negative thing.

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OK, but why not diesel?

You did make one. Haha sorry i missed it. Kevlar is a brand name like band-aid.