I grew up in Asia and had a chipped playstation 1 as a kid. It allowed it to read copies, was pretty standard stuff over there the copies could be found in legit stores and everything.
Anyway it started struggling to read the CDs. We figured out if we turned it upside down, it would be able to read them no problem. I suspect it was gravity making the lens come a bit closer to the CDs but don't know for sure.
It was certainly funny having it upside down, worked a charm.
I want to hang a picture of it in my house so when guests compliment me on it I can say "Oh you like it? Me too. It's a picture of Uranus"
I donate monthly to my instance.
Did it change? I think it was 14 or 15 when I was that age.
That bar definitely cost them more than if it had the wafer in. The chocolate has to be the most expensive part.
Shhh just let it happen.
Yes, I'm a European who's been enlightened about PB&J by my Canadian partner but I too much prefer it with Raspberry jam. Or what we call "fruits of the forest", also red fruits.
I tried it with an apricot/passion fruit one the other day and it was surprisingly nice. We don't really have grape jam here afaik.
Our PB is also a bit different though, it's literally just crushed peanuts (100% ingredient).
Lmao what an accurate description.
Ok, so pull to easily unravel, that's cool, but what about when you're done then it's surely a doozy to put it back in bracelet form, no?
It's basically the translation to teenager, so up to 20, over 20 they could still be called "grand ado" (big teen) if they're still not really mature.
Also the Fords we get in Europe are completely different from the ones in the US, the two branches are almost completely separate. Different models, not produced in the same place, etc etc.
Definitely yes for tractors, you should see John Deere's business practices and walled garden of maintenance and repairability! Peak capitalism right there.