You apparently have way too much free time.
You apparently have way too much free time.
It just blows my mind that you are giving her the opportunity to stay at your place at no cost and she is complaining about...anything! Oh well. Different strokes for different folks I guess.
I love this kind of out of the box thinking. If I ever hit it big financially I'll join you planning such a thing. Mine might be even more "out there" because I want to be able to reach very high altitudes. That might require a HUGE gas bag the size of a supertanker. Or perhaps a hybrid design which has two envelopes. The normal one is for flying at regular altitudes. It has the capability to expand in volume maybe a few dozen times to enable very high altitudes. The gondola of course would need to be pressurized. I'm thinking how relaxing it might be living in comfort at about 100,000 feet, looking out at a black sky and seeing the curvature of the Earth. Not quite outer space, but close.
By making the gas bag longer and smaller diameter you might be able to increase the speed significantly. With all electric power you won't suffer from power decrease with altitude as happens with internal combustion engines. And your solar cells get more efficient the higher up you go. You just need larger props to push the thinner air but I'm thinking if the thing can get to at least the altitude a commercial jetliner flies at you might be able to cruise at well over 80 mph on solar power alone. The downside is those altitudes are regulated air space. If you can design the thing to get above about 45,000 feet you essentially have most of the sky to yourself (outside of restricted military air space). ASAIK, the highest commercial jets ever fly is 43,000 feet, although I imagine they might make excursions slightly higher to fly over weather in exceptional cases.
The shower is too close to the dung container. You also need to make that a two-stories project. You need a basement for the bench, the weights, a cardio gear of your liking and of course, a home entertainment system.
The weight bench (and even the bathtub) are out due to weight considerations. I've attached the floorplan.
Isn't she from a former commie country? I'm sure she's endured much worse - probably did not have LED lighting everywhere and 92-foot TV projectors.
It's a cuddly toy.
Don't kiss in laws ass too much. It will only get worse.
Gosh, SH, I had no idea OBD-II was so complicated. Curious to know if the stuff you linked to applies to Saturn only (obviously the link refers to Saturn), early implementations of OBD-II, or to all cars, even current ones. What a royal pain, indeed.
I have one I picked up several years ago. You can get more sophisticated models now for under $100 now. I have an Actron model. I'd suggest going to Amazon.com searching for OBD ii scanner and finding a well rated model in your target price range.
Doesn't India have something like 28 states, plus another 7 territories, despite being much, much smaller than the U.S? Of course, you have four times as many people, but you probably don't have much more than one third the territory.
Yeah. Some states got split about a decade back. More opportunity for more politicians to enrich themselves; where there was one govt. now there are two. Etc.
