These are F1 races, those don't count here. Also you never mentioned the Daytona 500, instant F for you.
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Alright if it is bread, then we must teleport as much bread as possible.
The only reason we know there's asbestos in the house is because we were going to tear all the carpet in the house out before moving in, then we began to find asbestos underneath several layers of flooring under the carpet in the back room of the first floor, which made us decide to not rip up that one carpet in the back room at all. As for the insulation, I'm not exactly 100% on my assumption of it having asbestos too, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was.
Sure would be a bad time to learn that the metal roof was leaky in one spot, and would cause us have to set up a drip bucket in the attic that would have to be emptied out every time it rained, and said attic space had all the insulation completely exposed to open air, and didn't have the money to properly deal with that issue for several years....
It's far beyond old house we're dealing with here, the expansions the original building had went through includes near doubling the foundation footprint, gutting it and changing it probably several times throughout it's life, like the stairs to the 2nd floor when the 2nd floor was added was originally on the other side of the house, not to mention the addition of the backrooms on the first floor that wasn't integrated with the rest of the first floor in terms of air circulation. And for the fun part, there's asbestos in the house, how much? We know the answer is "Yes" for sure, and I'm pretty sure the insulation has asbestos in it too.
Like from what my dad had told me, the city documents for the property shows that the building had been expanded, changed, and added onto at least 20+ times throughout it's life.
or maybe their house is like a sieve
Good lord the house me, my parents, and my 3 siblings live in is complete disaster. The building started life in the mid to late 1800s... as a single floor funeral home with a crematorium in the basement. Then sometime it got rezoned to be a house, and expanded on so much that it became a two floor sorta two family home since it technically is two addresses (the first floor is house number and the 2nd floor is house number and a half, including the fact it has two electric meters, two gas meters, and so on), now the quality of these expansions wildly varies though mostly on the bad side, like on the level of we're sure it may just end up being cheaper to just tear it down and build a new house than spend forever (and money we don't have) chasing all the issues it has.
Now, I mentioned that my mom and sister can't stand temps below a certain point, during winter due to again probably the quality of the expansions, my room just holds onto heat all the time, meanwhile my mom's room and sister's room seem to not exactly hold onto heat very well. You can start seeing where the problems start creeping up. So that window unit is pretty much the only thing keeping my room at a semi regular temperature during both summer and winter.
You seriously need to acclimate yourself to higher sleeping temperatures in summer, it can be done.
Before I finally got a window unit for my room, I was regularly sweating, in just underwear, with no covers. And remember, I'm a night person working night shift so heat was that much worse because I have to sleep during the daytime hours. It was fucking awful, and I have a lot of choice words to say to you if you decide to be judgemental about it.
I'm used to living in 2-bedroom or 3-bedroom apartments and letting the temperature go up to 78 F in the summer and down to 60 F in the winter.
That's nice for you that you aren't as susceptible to temperature as some of us. I live in an area where it can regularly reach the fun extremes for both winter (single digits) and summer (high 90s with humidity). I happened to live through too many snow/ice storms that went through here growing up to make me able to stand outside with a t-shirt and jeans in 50F and be fine, yet I can't stand temps above 72F during the summer for more than a couple hours at best, meanwhile my sister and mom can't stand temps below 76F in the winter. Also since I'm one of the "freaks" who willingly works nights, I kinda want to be able to sleep on the summer days so my window AC unit hovers around 66F to 64F just so i can try to sleep comfortably.
Eh, on the flipside a pretty good way to find a CIA agent in your nation nowadays is to start heavily looking at the US based journalists in your nation. Remember that journalist that the Saudis chopped up? He was very likely on the CIA's payroll.
Also if you really want to get down into it historically speaking, warcrimes are generally only enforced and prosecuted by the winners of a war, if they have the geopolitical power and desire to do so that is. So realistically the rules of warfare end up a lot closer to a honor system than what people want to admit.
Watch those wrist rockets.
You can do so much cleanup and provide clear templating with keywords
You say that, but a lot of YGO effects are kinda built around the wording and what words they use for a long time now, e.g. there's a huge difference between when and if, not to mention what cards target or don't target.
Though a large part of the problem is that the TCG refuses to adopt the OCG effect formatting, though that one can be put at Konami of Japan's feet because it has always felt like KoJ treats KoA (the US branch) and thus the TCG as an afterthought.
To be fair, printers are machines sent up to us from hell to torment us for eternity.
This comment on the video made me lol