My wife recently did one of those Facebook surveys where they ask you to answer all sorts of questions about your spouse. For my favorite music she put death metal. I do like death metal, but I wouldn’t label it my favorite genre. However, when it comes to driving a manual transmission … the harder the music, the better the driving.
[Tweet theme=”basic-full”]When it comes to driving a manual transmission … the harder the music, the better the driving.[/Tweet]
We live in a sad, pathetic society right now. People are perpetually offended over things not worthy of offense, men don’t change their oil anymore, and the art of driving a stick is dying. We’ve mocked carjackers for years who can’t steal the car because they don’t know how to drive stick. Unfortunately, sometimes their lack of manhood turns into tragedy.
One thing is undeniable … driving a stick is WAY more fun than driving an automatic, or those flappy paddle thingies.
So who’s going to help save society by keeping manual gearbox driving skills alive? The boring Driver’s Ed teacher? Ha! Most of those guys suck at driving themselves.
No, our heroes are these death metal saviors of society. Learning to drive has never been so awesome!
Bonus points for the facial expressions of the guitarist.
Deep #fried water is a thing. It’s a thing that’s coming to local fairs here in Michiana as well. My morning guy, Mark McGill, told everyone about it last week. Well, here’s how you make it.
Sure, summer is great for playing outdoors and enjoying the weather. But there’s a downside. Namely, mosquitoes! Instead of buying the poison at the stores to keep those pesky blood suckers off you, try this #homemade solution by the Household Hacker.
I’ve vowed to document more of my 3D printing for you on this website rather than just social media.
Matthew at MyMiniFactory.com modeled this awesome baby rattle. I mean come on … it’s me … I LOVE knives! How could I not print this thing? Plus, my wife is a photographer. It could be a great prop for her to use.
The whole print was done on my Orion Delta 3D printer from SeeMeCNC.com. It was printed in PLA (3 colors) at a 0.2 layer height (standard resolution).
I also printed the rattle beads from Matthew’s files. I printed 2x as many beads as included in the file. You drop them in one by one as the sword blade is half printed. The blade is hollow so you just drop the beads right in.
We’ve all seen the hairpin used to pick a lock in movies, but can it actually be done? Yes, yes it can, and here’s how:
There you go. A full tutorial on how to pick a lock with a hairpin. I know, some of you are upset I’d put this info out there, but knowledge is power. Both the knowledge on how to pick the lock, and how to better protect yourself from said lock picking.
For instance, if you had a padlock with an alarm on it, the alarm would sound when someone attempted to pick it. The padlock below has such an alarm, and comes in two sizes.
