That which does not kill you requires a copay.
Random Thoughts...or...What's on Your Mind?
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If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
Then find somebody whose life has given them gin...and have a party!
Then find somebody whose life has given them gin...and have a party!
If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
Then find somebody whose life has given them gin...and have a party!
This sounds like Douglas Adams, but I can't remember off-hand...
That which doesn't kill you requires years of intensive physical therapy and you may never regain your full original strength.
When life gives you lemons, form a deep seated hatred of lemon trees, form a complex conspiracy theory about how people who drink sour drinks are trying to destroy civilization, run for office, and pass a bill making lemons illegal.
I hope you'll find one soon!
Happy Monday everyone... it suddenly feels like winter again! 
Trading one possibility for another.
I'm considering purchasing a different type of printer with most of the money I get from selling my van. It will allow me to make much higher resolution prints than even my LCD printer I have now.
Now, I have an idea for treating the prints off of my LCD printer so that you cannot see the "pixels" on my prints, but I've yet to test that idea. 47µm is not large, but even those tiny little blocks are visible on some parts of prints, especially curved surfaces. The other printer won't eliminate layer lines on vertical curves as printed, but they will remove almost all traces on more horizontal curves, plus, the vertical resolution is really high, so the effect of those layer lines will be minimized, as well, and probably a whole lot easier to eliminate using the method I was considering for my LCD printer's output (10µm layer thickness).
It's a DIY laser printer (SLA) for less than half of the price of the well-known SLA printer everyone loves. This printer seems to have some pretty good reviews, too. It's been out a while now, so the system has been pretty well tested at this point.
I'm considering purchasing a different type of printer with most of the money I get from selling my van. It will allow me to make much higher resolution prints than even my LCD printer I have now.
Now, I have an idea for treating the prints off of my LCD printer so that you cannot see the "pixels" on my prints, but I've yet to test that idea. 47µm is not large, but even those tiny little blocks are visible on some parts of prints, especially curved surfaces. The other printer won't eliminate layer lines on vertical curves as printed, but they will remove almost all traces on more horizontal curves, plus, the vertical resolution is really high, so the effect of those layer lines will be minimized, as well, and probably a whole lot easier to eliminate using the method I was considering for my LCD printer's output (10µm layer thickness).
It's a DIY laser printer (SLA) for less than half of the price of the well-known SLA printer everyone loves. This printer seems to have some pretty good reviews, too. It's been out a while now, so the system has been pretty well tested at this point.
If you need one, you need one. That’s what they are there for.
What Butters said... no guilt, esp when I've seen boatloads of people with those tags in their cars that clearly did not need them (ahem, my former boss, ahem).
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