Where does the water exit ?
Obligitory photo of me doing dumb stuff.

 

I'm running this thing in my bathroom. High enough to wash my head under if it needs to be.

 

The bottom. Just not very fast

This whole place is SUPER trendy and filled with people who are not at all like me.

 

So, you live in a hotel room?

Not judging, as I've been there myself. I actually wrote "homeless" on my 1999 federal tax return. During the latter half of 1999 into the majority of 2000, I did not have a fixed address, and mainly drifted from hotel to hotel.

Unrelated, in case anyone is experiencing an existential crisis about which sugar-coated breakfast cereal to purchase:

 

My sink:

 

 

Explosible!

 

I've slept in beds other than my own the majority of the year.
It's pretty typical for me.

Unrelated secondary SCR rectifier getting the business.



Also. My fix last night didn't work...

 

I really miss that phase of my life. Have tried twice to re-join it. One worked well for a short time, the other ended both fabulously and also very badly.



Interestingly, someone put a lot of effort into this "fix" which I saw on the walk into work today. I have no idea what incident precipitated this activity, but I'm pretty sure I'd have scrapped the car were I involved in the process.

 

 

A dodge intrepid? Should have been scrapped a minimum of 15 years ago, no matter what happened to it.

--Ian

 

I always wanted a Dodge Avenger as a kid in HS.

 

Any self-respecting heterosexual cisgendered American male who attended High School in the late 80s / early 90s desired one of two cars: Either a Chevy Camaro, or a Mazda Miata.

I desired both.

What I got instead was a 1971 VW Beetle.

But, hey, life is funny. That car forced me to learn mechanical skills which continue to serve me well to this day.



Anyway, rounding back to the Dodge Intrepid thing. You, @Braineack , Admin and Moderator, are a Giant Infectious Asshat*. A Dodge Avenger? Really? Did you also want child-support and alimony payments? Because that's the Avenger lifestyle.

 

Careful, you may loose a chunk of foot.



EDIT: Here's the real image.

 

 

I met Don Garlits about 20 years ago, briefly, at his museum outside of Gainesville, FL.

My impression was that he is quite intelligent, but also insane.


Unrelated:

 

Met Eddie Hill at Hallett years ago. After he retired from drag racing, he bought an Ariel Atom to start tracking like crazy. Very humble, gracious guy. At this point he would have been in mid-70s and was still super fast.

 

 

 

^ Where to sit when you're tired.