What breed was it ?

As expected, it was a pitbull.

RIP beautiful angel 🥺🕊️🙏🏾🤍

If you wouldn't sleep with those dogs why make your daughter. And if your dogs are violent why allow them near a 3 year old

Pitbulls again, I'm shocked!!!!!!

It’s only blue by population , it’s red by surface area

Bro where is New Zealand

New York is mostly a red state look at the colors

It clearly shows the hicks and the robber barons are red , any city of significance is blue.

land does not vote, people do.

I prefer Chinese propaganda.

This is certainly an issue within Canada. During the course of 2024, there was a massive disinformation campaign on social media from actors linked to autocratic nations ( China & Russia) and autocratic-adjacent ones (India). We now have to contend with propaganda and interference from an autocratic-adjacent United States.

There’s an episode of JRE from years ago where Suey Trussell started goofing on the son of one of the Koch brothers and Rogan shut it down. I just remember it feeling like a weird de-railing of a bit (which was less common for him to do at the time). Then saw him adamantly defending Steven Crowder and calling him a legitimate comedian. Shapiro, Owen’s, Peterson.  It’s not at all a stretch to assume Rogan’s had some kind of kick back system with PragerU, DailyWire, Koch industries (to say nothing of the free flame throwers or whatever Musk gives the man to make him publicly glaze like that).

Joe Rogan is more dangerous than Russia. Russia is chasing narratives already in our discourse and inserting itself using cheap propaganda for headlines and global clout. The DOJ docs show them compiling lists of influencers and trying to piggyback on trends, but that’s a far cry from shaping them.

Rogan, on the other hand, is a media empire. He has made hundreds of millions from Spotify and advertisers,and he has a direct line to millions of Americans. Russia can’t afford to control him. But they can latch onto and amplify what he does.

So treat Russia as a diagnostic tool that reveals where we’re vulnerable, not as the main threat. Think of it this way. Russia is sneaking around the house whispering to people through cracked windows while Rogan is inside with a bullhorn.

I know pim tool was on this list.

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#1 is strong as hell. Fantastic shot.

Can drop for +karma, any level preference for the royal greatsword?

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Pretty much any mid-tier or better machine from Honda or Ariens is a safe bet as far as quality, durability, long term parts availability, etc. (whether you buy new or used). Yamaha makes good snowblowers as well, but they're very rare to see in the US. I'd generally lean towards the models you can get from a proper equipment dealer and avoid the stuff from Home Depot (they carry Ariens blowers, for example, but only the low end models).

Personally, within the realm of what you physically have space for and is a reasonable size for the area you have to clear, I'm a fan of the biggest and definitely the most powerful blower you can stomach the price of. A more powerful snowblower will mean you can move faster in any given snow conditions, so you're done clearing sooner in small snowfalls. And in big snowfalls it can save a lot of time and effort, especially if you just wait until the snow stops and clear it all in one shot.

You don't necessarily need to go buy a brand new blower either, it doesn't hurt to look around and see what's available used.

EDIT: For anyone who's curious, I have a 2018 model Ariens Pro 28. It's overkill for a lot of the conditions we get, but gets the job done quickly. And when we get a lot of snows back to back, it's handy to have something with enough grunt to trim the plow banks back to the curb in a few spots so the street doesn't just keep getting narrower.

We have an ego 2 stage. It's battery powered, but just as powerful as the similar gas snow blowers. We've had it since 2020 and it's been great 

I have a 25 year old Ariens.  It still runs great. I change the oil every year.

Get electric start.  You’ll thank me.  They probably all have that by now.

Don’t get the little one.  I think at the time I was told to get an 8hp one at least.

The cool wide ones are awesome until you need to manually move them.

I think I went one step above the base, and it’s worked out great.

Get some extra shear pins.  Tack them to the garage wall as you’ll never find them otherwise.

I have a cub cadet two stage. It's been fussy. Would not recommend. Shoveled all weekend because the auger isnt working anymore.

I snagged an older (90's) ariens from Titus mower. That beast blows through everything. I think I paid $400 maybe 5 years ago

Best thing I ever did was sell my snow blower and buy a plow for my 850

In the market. Just bought a new house with 300 yard driveway.

Anyone know if there is a back attachment to spread rock salt?

I use mine when it’s either 3 inches or less or wet and heavy. Love it!

My 550 does a great job job, hell I even put blocks on the plow for weight and moved dirt with it. Yours looks much nice though

I bought the Ariens several years ago and could not be happier. My driveway is wide ( three car width) and the street I live on is pretty busy so we get plough trucks that speed up and down creating a huge pile. My old Craftsmen was unable to get through it. My Areins cuts through like its butter and also has no problem with sluchy muck. I have neighbors that do not own snow blowers because they think that they won't cut through that plow pile. I highly recomend the Ariens but I have no experience with the others. My concern on the EGO is battery life. But I'm sure you would have a couple of extra batteries. But definately go with 2 stage.

I'll jump in the mix and share an unpopular opinion .This may be lengthy.---> I live in the Northeast US, so we get the heavy wet stuff more often than not. The end of the driveway at the road after the plow goes by a few times is a bitch to deal with, as most of us know.

We have a concrete driveway, approximately 100 ft with a turn out Tee about ¾ , closer to the house. Bringing all this up, because with this area, plus the herringbone brick walk to the door, and path to the back yard, it's a large area to clear.

We have gone though a gas Toro from Sears, ( back when they were a thing) , and then about 2014 graduated to a 420cc Briggs Ariens 28 inch pro model.

The past winter and this one's start, the Ariens has had 3 belts go, both of the auger / drive cables break, and it has been a beast through most of it. ( I realize some of that maintenance is on me, and i shoukd have been more proactive). Still struggled with the real nasty stuff at the end of the drive, and the harder icy stuff if it sat too long.

After shoveling by hand the last 2 storms, I started doing research for another snowblower. After hours of reviews and reddit, and messages to folks owning them, I went with a battery Ego .

My major concern was , " no way it's going to handle the wet slushy crap, or the deep stuff". I was wrong. So far, it has destroyed wet snowbank snow, packed week old snow, and all the regular stuff.

It is almost as loud as the gas brethren, but just as much , if not maybe even more power, and really easy to maneuver. If I had known sooner, I would have switched sooner, for sure.

On a 6-8 inch storm , wet snow, I'll go through about 60-80% of the batteries.( Model came with 2 batteries and charger) I have back ups from other Ego products, but haven't needed them mid storm yet.

I did buy the 2807 model, so it is the big boy, but absolutely no regrets. Not saying I look forward to another storm, but this machine makes them easy to deal with🤘 https://www.acehardware.com/departments/lawn-and-garden/snow-removal-and-equipment/snow-blowers/F001300?variationProductCode=7025842

Apologies to anyone who fell asleep reading this,, I know it is ridiculously long. I hope it helps some of you one the fence.

I do not remember the model number and the blower is up in my shed. I wiill be bringing it out tomorrow in anticipation of a snow storm so I'll get it to you than. It is a 24" though so its easy to store in a small shed and easyier to get inbetween cars in my driveway.

Ariens or the Honda. Two stage is what you'll need. Three stage is a gimmick. Single stage is awesome for walkways and decks (along with light and fluffy snow), but not great for a LOT of heavy snow or deep snow.

Electric would be fine for a deck or walkway, but I would expect anything battery powered to be a bit more expensive up front and not be able to last a long time (purchasing more batteries to charge while one is in use, batteries getting depleted more frequently with heavier snow). I'm not against electric, to be clear, but gas tends to be cheaper, more prevalent, and can last longer per snow.

We have an Ariens Classic, Cub Cadet (junk), and a rider with an attachment. The Ariens, even though it's a smaller Classic, does very well. The Cub is garbage.

Cub was bought by MTD, and while that's not necessarily bad, the quality has been getting worse over time. Cheap plastics, cheap cables, poorly designed, no longer name brand engines, prone to rust, thin sheet metal in high wear areas (auger/impeller housing).

MTD has gobbled up several brands and, essentially, take the cheapest model they produce and slap stickers and brand-specific paint on them.

CC has had great products in the past, however no longer. In an attempt to speak with a representative on the CC website, there's no available number, chat function with a person, or email which can be obtained that is US specific..

I've personally had nothing but trouble with the CC I have; from rusting bucket, badly designed chute maneuvering handle, not adjustable cables, bad cable mounting (expensive to replace the whole unit), badly designed engine, prone to oil consumption.

I won't buy a CC. Only Ariens/Toro from now on. Hell, my old Briggs and Stratton from Big Box Store didn't have this many issues.