SwampNut

Let me guess. Racist insults, retarded claims, a little gaslighting, more racism, and no grammar to be found?

Greens are nice, slightly mushy when wet. HH are aggressive, and I really liked them. I ran various Galfers and always liked them also. Yes, that's whitebird's owner. I thought I put new pads on it, or at least, I ordered them. I think maybe I did fronts and not rears. I should check my moto parts box and see if I managed to order them and forget them. Wait, where am I? What was I doing? Who are you?

Cuban missile crisis. I had opened the project posts since I figured moto stuff could at least be useful and intelligent. I didn't comment because I don't want to be accused of somehow damaging "his" threads. Then he goes and nukes it himself. LOL! Wonder what went wrong?

"You're holding it wrong."

HAH! Damn, I had only given that fleeting thought, and then moved on to ideas about cookies. I was trying to figure out how to re-word your issue to pass on to support.

Now to sample. The chipotle-serrano is not hot at all, just a hint of it. Good but soft cheesy flavor and fantastic creaminess on all of the French style options. Haven't tried the sliced or shreds yet. The cracker is a matzo made from potato and tapioca, very little salt and oil. Delicious, and taste like a Pringle's without all the salt and oil covering up the flavor.

Mixed root veggies, kale and sunflower seed pesto (no oil), nut-based whole food "cheese," red quinoa.

I'm not black. Or a murderer. Allegedly.

I sheepishly accept your admonishment. I tried one pair, while doing some finish work, which takes a few cycles of spraying, waiting, moving things. Day was warm not hot, probably typical winter above 78 and below 85. I was moving around a lot for the work so adding heat. They are nice, the math still seems sketchy. For the same job I'd have switched gloves a few times, these were fine throughout. They are also SUPER tough, with great grip. I had to build and extra jig to hold small parts, and the grip caused it to wrap a bit around a screw, but no problem, strong enough to deal with it. They seemed to get sweaty SOONER...but then stayed exactly the same for the whole job. No slipping around, no discomfort. Just a mild "there is sweat" not the GET THESE OFF ME that I go through after a while. When a neighbor walked up to chat I kept wearing them where normally I'd just remove them to let my hands dry. I'm not sure what is the dollar-worthy application for these. Probably mechanical work where you can't use the super-cheap 4mil junk, and will be at it for a while. I suspect they may always be around for limited uses, like the super-duty highly textured ones I rarely need. To be clear, math aside, the comfort was like no other glove, so if I had money to burn, these would be it. Oh, they go on tighter than others gloves, but don't feel tight. End result was more dexterity, but still not stretched out, if that makes sense.

Give it a try. At least the two we tried are indistinguishable from goat and cow cheese. They were two of the soft varieties, goat and French chive or something like that. Well, we have almond and coconut milk, so probably the same way.

I haven't seen, heard of, or been asked for a MO in well over ten years. Agree they are pretty secure simply due to enforcement, and the specialty papers are very hard to forge.

Yup, a great whole food if you skip the oil. Just add a bit more tahini. My two favorites are roasted garlic, and chipotle. You know the difference between a garbanzo and a chickpea? My hummus method Can of garbanzo beans (reserve aquafaba to put back in as needed) 2-ish tbsp lemon juice 2-ish tbsp tahini Either 3 cloves fresh garlic, or 8 roasted 1 tbsp cumin 1 tbsp paprika, sweet or smoked A few dashes of potassium chloride (No-Salt) Blend, and add back in as much of the reserved water as needed to make it smooth and keep blending. A lot of people use plain water, but re-using the aquafaba makes it far creamier.

We've tried two of their soft cheese varieties and loved them. The French style and goat style varieties with herbs and garlic, on multi-grain flatbreads to make sort of pizzas. I'm ordering a big variety pack. Cut the dairy, real nutrition. https://www.treelinecheese.com/collections/catalog-page

Well, let's see if anyone else says the same, and I can report it with more details.

As the guy with the nicest logo on the forum, sure! Just tell me what display name you want it to be. Also, my father in law in Croatian, as is my favorite pistol.

Heh, some claimed they got bored, but some came back. That's a weird issue. I'm not sure there's anything I could tweak to change this, might have to submit as a bug report. Have you ever tried reading them in order from the top, and see if the same problem happens? I read very differently, so I haven't seen this happen.

Party like it's 1999.

Oh damn, Auto Zone. In a weird place, and that zone was a shit hole. Weird place, weird shopping trip.

For real? I bought them yesterday, haven't had reason to try them yet. $40/box.

It's dependent on your profile and the recipient's profile, along with how each bank decides to calculate the risk score. According to Wells Fargo I can send an "unlimited" amount on my side (25 years with them, FICO 790) but would be limited by the other side. I recall one time I had issues sending over $1k but don't recall the exact amount, and the dude said he'd run into this before. I'm pretty sure nobody ever is going to send $13k. I think you can call your bank and ask, but this would depend on them calling their bank to find out. Oh, also, first-time sending is lower than multiple times to the same person.

Every bank involved, and a lawyer, said no. Or, that it could only be done in some extreme cases. This was Justin falling for the common lease deposit scam. Proven scam, cops and lawyer involved, two banks, everyone said it can't be reversed.

Wait, Zelle will never let you send $13k, so never mind. But it's great for small stuff. Bought a gun that way.

Zelle is fine with me, not reversible. (As I found out when a friend of a friend got taken in a scam, as the one paying.) I've used it to pay and to receive on the spot doing a deal. It clears in seconds (technically, while you can use the money instantly, the ACH happens as a background transaction at the fed in six hours). No paper instruments of any kind, no way, unless you meet AT the bank and the bank verifies it. There is no such thing as a provably good check, draft, or order. Anything can be faked. I'd accept a wire, nobody has asked. I've done a deal at the bank where they were financing, and the bank offered me a bank check or direct ACH to my account. Obviously, I trust the bank to "send the money later" with an ACH. I sold a boat to someone where we had time for me to have it picked up, checked by a yard, she sent ACH, and a week later I released the boat to her shipper. Paypal has reversibility, I would not take it for an on the spot transaction. I know this because a seller tried to scam me when I used Paypal, and I was able to recover against him (hidden damage they specifically said was not the case).

This must be because they charge so little for registration and losing money.

Don't know about your area, but here we can go to third party title places, pay $5 extra, and leave in less than ten minutes.