TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge part XIV.
07-21-2023 | 10:44 AM
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works good with a belt.
07-21-2023 | 10:52 AM
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07-21-2023 | 11:01 AM
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Then there was the guy in the Chrysler 300…..just another idiot that we lost in traffic. I actually chuckled at this guy because we were moving at a good clip and he wanted to run up behind us. I could see traffic up ahead because of our higher seating position and I waited until the last second to do a lane change pass on a group of cars with a blocker in the right lane that closed up after we maneuvered. Old boy in the 300 was stuck like Chuck (no offense Chuck) and had to slow his roll from 90 to probably 50 in a very short distance. Hahaha.
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07-21-2023 | 11:13 AM
You're much smarter than I am in many areas, so I'm only asking this for clarification.
I thought the brake pads deposited material onto the rotor, and that is the "break-in" period. Then the pads continue to deteriorate over time by rubbing themselves, so to speak, onto the rotor. The brake dust from the rotor is from the cast iron rotors, but I didn't think motorcycle rotors were the same.
I thought the brake pads deposited material onto the rotor, and that is the "break-in" period. Then the pads continue to deteriorate over time by rubbing themselves, so to speak, onto the rotor. The brake dust from the rotor is from the cast iron rotors, but I didn't think motorcycle rotors were the same.
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07-21-2023 | 11:23 AM
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You're much smarter than I am in many areas, so I'm only asking this for clarification.
I thought the brake pads deposited material onto the rotor, and that is the "break-in" period. Then the pads continue to deteriorate over time by rubbing themselves, so to speak, onto the rotor. The brake dust from the rotor is from the cast iron rotors, but I didn't think motorcycle rotors were the same.
I thought the brake pads deposited material onto the rotor, and that is the "break-in" period. Then the pads continue to deteriorate over time by rubbing themselves, so to speak, onto the rotor. The brake dust from the rotor is from the cast iron rotors, but I didn't think motorcycle rotors were the same.
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07-21-2023 | 12:43 PM
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That was weird driving the truck.
Rant-Where in the heck are all the cashiers at the grocery store now? Since there weren’t any at all, I was forced to use the self-checkout BS. I am not a trained checker-outer. Do the grocery store chains not hire checkers any longer or are there no one who wants to do the job? I demand better benefits if I’m a store employee now! End rant.
Rant-Where in the heck are all the cashiers at the grocery store now? Since there weren’t any at all, I was forced to use the self-checkout BS. I am not a trained checker-outer. Do the grocery store chains not hire checkers any longer or are there no one who wants to do the job? I demand better benefits if I’m a store employee now! End rant.
07-21-2023 | 01:02 PM
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I don't care where I'm at, Lowes, Home Depot, supermarket, I look for the self checkout. I don't want to talk to you and I don't want to wait in line. Self checkouts are always open.
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