Recent content by Bakker1964

The one I use is a green powder. I'll see if I still have some and snap a pic for ya.

Alternatively, there are some "green" drain cleaning products available that work by emulsifying the fats in the soap and allowing them to be washed away. I pour one down the drain every few months, just as a preventative.

Do NOT do this. You will damage the PVC pipes over time, to the point that they will simply snap when trying to unscrew one of the elbow collars. I learned this firsthand. But hot water IS the solution. When you are done shaving, rinse the sink out with hot water to wash everything down the...

Personally, I like the Penguins original colours . . . White, dark and sky blue. Awesome combination, and a few years back they brought out a third jersey using them.

Agreed . . . I thought he was going to jail, though, with those added shots. Straight up murder.

You want us to come down there and burn the White House to the ground again?!? You keep your paws off Cuthbert. That man is a National treasure. We might consider a waiver deal for Jim Hughson.

Watched the Pilot for New Amsterdam the other night . . . not sure.

I really thought those two crazy kids were made for each other . . . him with all the talent in the world, but crazier than a s***house rat, while she has no discernable gifts beyond an ability to market herself.

Luxury . . . in my day, we had to share our feet with our siblings. My day was Tuesday. But . . . we were happy, then.

I seem to recall reading that it is solvable simply by making a series of rote moves, regardless of the "scramble". The only determining factor of said scramble is how many "moves you need to make before completion. I have no clue whether this is true or not.

I think it's more about self selection, than "not being allowed". For example, B&B self selects for people who wish to avoid getting into political wrangles by outright banning them, and any discussion of same. So, too with the various social sites . . . FB sets up for viewpoint "A", Parler...

I found him to be immensely entertaining, once I stopped taking him seriously. Enjoyed his first book. And yes, he had a voice that was PERFECT for radio. Rest easy . . .

He had his troubles outside of the ring . . . as many fighters of that era did. In the end, there is dignity in work, regardless of the station. #RIP

LOL . . . The Prestige?

THANKS. I'll do that. Maybe I'll be better at it than Chess.