Recent content by RSR

The more expensive of the two stays indoors.

I was about to say something similar.

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It sounds like they will start by only selling the MT122 and local dealers will provide service (I'm not sure how they'll convince them to do that). They will only sell at stores with dealers that are within ~ 1 hour.

Like cycledude, I have an XR4145. I've never noticed any side to side play. I have, very infrequently, noticed some slight up/down bounce when carrying heavy loads. When I do, it's a signal to me that I need to slow down and go a little easier.

I think you had a typo and meant to write, "What 40 year old boy doesn't like to dig in the dirt?" [emoji16] Great to see the kid out working the controls. I know my boys love working on the tractor.

You're right again. Justifying my point by citing a peer-reviewed journal article that has been cited over 700 times in the literature about the effects of PM2.5 doesn't add anything to the conversation. (Did you bother to read the article, or the subsequent one that was posted by ericm979?)...

Gee, I hope you don't always make such simple mistakes when distracted. I sure wouldn't want a Doctor with that lack of focus and inability to pay attention to detail treating me for any reason. THAT is an example of trolling. You know, kind of like saying "There's a few other ways, but I'm...

My 5 year old has better reading comprehension than you. Go back and read Nings post. Slowly. He says nothing of cancer. He talks about irritants and pollutants from PM2.5 that can cause all sorts of health problems. You appear to have somehow interpreted this to mean PM2.5 only causes lung...

Ummm, your first paragraph, which was the premise of your entire post. To refresh your mind, Ning stated PM2.5 particles were bad because they penetrated deep into the lungs, and could enter the bloodstream. You responded, "You keep saying deep into the lungs. You don't exchange that much air...

I'm afraid Ning is right, and you're wrong, about PM2.5 incursion into the body and bloodstream. I'm not saying chemicals don't also cause problems, but ignoring the dangerous consequences of PM2.5 on personal health is naive. See, for example...

I finally finished expanding my driveway and putting in a rock retaining wall. It started as this. It ended as this. If you zoom into the middle picture you can see a shovel leaning against the wall for scale. The rocks used in the wall were all dug out of the ground when digging/moving...

Anecdotal evidence and personal observations can be misleading. Look at the data. The rate of gun violence in California is the 8th lowest in the Nation.

How are raw numbers skewed? Can you identify how they have been skewed, or is it just your opinion (that is skewed)? You'd be wrong on that second point too. I do not belong to a Union. As a point of clarification, in no way does my education or training have anything to do with gun violence...

The data are organized by state, not city. Last time I checked Chicago wasn't a state.