

Info is here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilac_chaser
Cambodge is Cambodia right? Lemmy makes up for the poorly painted over paint bubbles. I guess.
ETA: I thought sleven was a Thai thing?
That’s a shitty thing to say…
There are a few photos that were making the rounds on social media of what happens when the toilet rim breaks.
Really deep clean cuts across the back of the thighs.
I think they look great. I always do a big clean on cast iron. I like the way it looks and all that crud on the bottom changes heat transfer. You can see it easily by putting some flour in the pan then heating it, areas with thicker buildup will be cooler, less buildup will scorch more quickly. That doesn’t particularly matter with a sauce, but can make a sear uneven.
Do any of them go Ping!
Proof that the snails on my citrus seedlings are shitheads.
I thought about posting that, or something like this
I did something similar a few years ago, but used vermouth (nowhere near as much of course) and added in some Cascara, which is coffee fruit that surrounds the bean. It was quite good.
No it wasn’t one of those, though I have gotten a surprise from them a few times.
This was a small wall mounted unit with a thermoblock heater. There was no ground of course.
Found 'em
Honestly I thought about it and I’m not sure what the intention was. It could have been mounted on the other side of the wall (outside the bathroom) just as easily.
I’ll have to dig it up but I have a photo of the old electric meter from the same place. It was buzzing quite loudly, then it melted. It would have been marginal when installed and was connected to only lights and ceiling fans, then they did a reno and added aircon and water heaters.
The wood bullet into the tile grout was a nice touch I thought.
This is a 20 amp circuit breaker, not only is it unprotected, when it failed someone bypassed it instead of replacing it with something correct. If you took a shower in the morning and water splashed on these open contacts you wouldn’t need coffee to get your heart started.
Bloke
you are correct, the problem is if you plugged one end into mains that were energized the other end would be live. That can be exciting.
Who else besides the UK uses fused plugs?