It really is getting harder to find quality fact-based reporting. I rely on sources like Allsides and Straight Arrow News but even then it’s still just rehashing (course correcting) the flavor of the day reporting.
Funny thing about scripture and prophecy, no?
Just gimme a cup of a coffee and everything starts looking up.
*8 shots actually. 3 deliberate shots, pause, followed by 5 peppering the area.
I’m sure his knee didn’t help but it seemed to me Djok couldn’t read Alcaraz at all. He usually breaks early or anticipates his opponent. He was reacting (and late) most of the time.
Carlitos is this generations monster, and quite a gentleman too.
3:15 is the one. The spooky one.
I had to block keywords. Have to keep Lemmy my safe space.
They noped out of wherever the fuck this chapter of America is headed.
Ngl that’s flippin’ brilliant and hilarious
They’re describing an intervention. The President is hopped up on the Presidency juice and his family needs to let him know he’s not okay.
1950s house with block foundation. I’ve patched these areas with hydraulic cement. That didn’t work so I stripped and cleaned the areas thoroughly then repatched. It improved but still getting lots of leaking where the foundation and floor meet or just above.
The main trouble spot sits next to the water heater where some old oil tank lines were. Can I safely cut those out with an angle grinder and try to patch that up? There’s a giant concrete hump that encases them where the water leaks over too.
Our exterior is naturally moist. We’ve got a sump pump, French drain, gutters discharges all well away from the house. Short of digging up and putting in new footer tiles (which I definitely can’t afford now), I’m at a loss.
Any suggestions would be helpful. Waterproof paint? Block filler?
Y’know! I’ve liked their articles but I’m put off by their membership model and pricing.
Ars ropes me in pretty often. It has more good content than not. The Atlantic has snuck its way into my reading lists - though it’s pretty heavily opinionated more often than not.