Probably the 72 year old Ferguson tractor I own, new parts are so easy to find and usually very reasonably priced. It’s also designed to be easily user serviceable and user repairable.

There has also been a huge push into developing countries by the tobacco industry, so while smoking rates are way down in the developed world they are climbing elsewhere thanks to poorer education and lax government regulation.

Have you informed the elders of the internet about this?

I use Technitium, for that purpose. You can set up DNS records easily and it still has blocking like pi-hole. You can log DNS requests if you need to track down where certain requests are coming from or which devices are making lots of requests. It has quite a few features but I only need a couple.

Hmm, let’s work shop this. Slice out the island bit and let’s make that into its own move.

• Get rid of the cannibals, let’s make the island deserted, there’s no one left for the unlimited chess games, so let’s have him just go a bit nuts for a few years.
• Exchange the baboon with a volleyball.
• Let’s get Tom Hanks back.

Oh wait…

Water melon sized kiwi 😍 sign me up!

But then California is basically unrecognisable: Lfon.

Jurassic Park 3 when I was 9 for a friend’s birthday. I had nightmares about dinosaurs for weeks. I’m not really haunted by it any more but the scene where the skeleton in the parachute swings out of the tree is seared into my brain.

Have I met these henchmen before?

I haven’t heard anyone call one of these a Slater since I was child. I thought I had imagined it.

Kangaroo has to be done right. A good kangaroo roast can be better than lamb or pork.

Knives, pointy knives, that burn with the fires of a thousand evils.

Just realised I paused about 20 seconds away from The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald in my ass.

Good Thing in my ass.

1. And only because cigarette vending machines can still be found in some night clubs in Australia.

Two points. I’m 33.

Everybody wants a rock to wind their piece of string around.

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It’s really cool and I love the concept but doing basic things like chamfers are super slow and clunky so I just use freecad, which has support for openscad but also has conventional CAD paradigms.

Looking at the design of those wheels I feel like there was thought and probably iteration there. Those long thick hubs to provide durability and stability using a material not really suited to the use case. The whole thing was probably able to be made fairly quickly. Quite impressive really.