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I hope Amazon does right by you. As for the upright part; the problem is you don't know how it was handled before it arrived at your place.

I just started watching the Landman series and saw this in episode 1. Laughing my ass off. The series is off to a great start!

Best YT comment on the egging vid...

Blue Origin's NG-2 did something SpaceX can't do. That is a hover and then a traverse to landing of the booster rocket. Cued to start at that point. At the 09:25 mark there's video of something else unique to NG-2 and that is pining and then welding of the booster support arms to the deck.

The registration and insurance for my drone expires tomorrow. A few weeks ago I had a look at renewing the registration, but because I used an agent last year it's looking like whatever account they created the registration under wasn't mine. My next step should be to contact them about how to get that info into my account, but with the current restrictions lasting for Buddha knows when, I can't be bothered wasting my time to do that. Not only is making too many rules a good way to get people to ignore them, but they also accomplish the same when they make the process of complying as difficult as they have.

Quite a few tripping and bumping into hazards compared to now. The risk of those hazards is compounded by all the foliage casting deep shadows on the footpath at night.

That's going to make for a long work day for many of the ladies as I believe quite a few of the MM bars open mid-afternoon.

Good that someone is on the ball to check out the monitor this morning. I'm fighting off some type of bug and lacked the energy to get out today. I'm thinking that's probably an accurate enough reading of 9 since my monitor at my home near Klang and Sukhumvit is reading 7. I wonder where the monitor is that is giving this site's reading. https://www.iqair.com/thailand/chon-buri/pattaya-city

I'll have a look at tomorrow morning's walkabout, but would be surprised to see the monitor still in place.

If only I had been born 10 years earlier, I might have found a Radioactive Atomic Energy Lab Kit under the Xmas tree.

It was pretty bad yesterday morning. Highest reading mid-morning was 144. https://www.iqair.com/thailand/chon-buri/pattaya-city

The other small print you might have missed is you need to let a new fridge sit for a couple of hours after delivery before turning it on. You should let a new fridge sit before turning it on if it was transported on its side or at a tilt. Why you let it sit Inside the fridge’s compressor is oil. If the fridge has been tilted during transport, some of that oil can flow into the refrigerant lines. Letting the fridge sit upright allows the oil to drain back down into the compressor. If you turn it on too soon, the compressor may run without proper lubrication and can be permanently damaged. How long to wait If transported upright the whole time: 0–1 hour is usually enough. If transported on its side or at a steep angle: wait 4–24 hours, depending on manufacturer instructions. A common rule of thumb: Wait the same amount of time it spent on its side, up to 24 hours. After the wait Plug it in, let it cool to operating temperature (typically 2–6 hours), then load food. If you tell me the fridge brand/model or whether it was moved upright or sideways, I can give you the exact wait time.

I don't know if this was just an American ad pitch, but Yellow Pages' slogan was "let your fingers do the walking".

Some creative minds at work to come up with these contraptions.