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One of the most frustrating things about any DIY project is to be caught without the one socket that you need and don’t have (why is it always the 10mm?). Wasting time searching high and low, and then going on yet another trip to the hardware store gets annoying. You’re putting the task on hold and spending more money than you need to in the process.
Suddenly, what was a quick project turns into an all-day—or multi-day—ordeal.
But how do you avoid that? Preparation. And in your garage, you prepare by building a solid collection of organized sockets.

Jamie Farr hails from Toledo, Ohio, and remains grounded in his hometown roots. At 89 years old, his work in Hollywood spans over half a century, which includes him as Klinger in M*A*S*H. His career started back in 1955 in The Blackboard Jungle which starred Glenn Ford and Sidney Poitier. He was drafted into the Army soon thereafter and served abroad in Japan and Korea where he was requested to work for famous comedian Red Skelton on his tour to entertain US troops in Korea.

In the first few weeks of boot camp, every recruit will get in a line during their medical evaluations and get stuck in the arm with all sorts of needles and have thermometers shoved into some uncomfortable places. Welcome to the military! Out of all the medications recruits get injected with throughout their processing week, none of them are as feared as the almighty “peanut butter” shot. This tasty-sounding treat isn’t reserved for one branch of the military – – everyone gets one.
While these peanut butter shots are awesome, the ones we get in boot camp are far from exciting.

The open road calls, and setting off for destinations unknown in a recreational vehicle (RV), unplugging from everything, is more important than ever to escape our world’s day-to-day craziness. Buy you may need air conditioning, depending on your destination. Also, you should charge your mobile devices in case of an emergency, just to be safe. And maybe you should bring a small TV to binge watch your favorite show. OK, you’re going to need a refrigerator for food and drinks.

Since the halcyon days of World War II frogmen, Navy SEALs have completed some of the most dangerous missions while remaining hidden in shadows — until the tell-all book comes out, that is.
Although the few who have earned the beloved SEAL Trident are considered the toughest the military has to offer, like anybody, they also have a humorous side the world rarely gets to see — until now.
So, kick back, enjoy and try not to laugh too hard — they could be watching.
These are the best Navy SEAL memes we could find on the internet: 
1. Business attire

2. ISIS

We love a good pun.

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Do you need to take your kid’s dirt bike to the track for next weekend’s race? Maybe you’re purchasing a motorcycle that needs some work and isn’t yet roadworthy. Perhaps you’re taking that big trek to bike week but don’t want to get saddle sores riding all the way out there. Whatever your reason for wanting to transport your dirt bike or motorcycle, investing in a durable motorcycle hitch carrier is a great space-saving alternative to trailering your bike.

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As motorcyclists, we live for the moment. The first crackle as our engine fires into life, the half second before you wind open the throttle, the excitement that builds as we approach and ride around our favorite corner—these moments are fleeting and live in our memories, but they don’t have to. Mounting an action camera to your helmet or motorcycle gives your friends, family, followers, and you an opportunity to relive every ride.

Comedian Rob Riggle accepted a commission in the U.S. Marine Corps in 1990 with the intent of earning a pilot’s Wings of Gold, but once he got to flight school in Pensacola it hit him that the lengthy commitment was going to keep him from realizing his dream of doing stand up. “If I had continued flying I didn’t see how I would be able to take my shot at comedy,” Riggle told WATM. “I left flight school and became a public affairs officer.

Someone went and moneyball-ed military history. Ethan Arsht applied the principles of baseball sabermetrics to the performances of history’s greatest generals’ ability to win battles. He started by comparing the number of wins from that general to a replacement general in the same circumstances. The math is tricky, but the list of the best generals is definitive. There are just a few caveats.
First, where is all this information coming from? Although an imperfect source, Arsht complied Wikipedia data from 3,580 battles and 6,619 generals.

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It seems like all new cars come with fancy touch screens that take up a sizeable amount of real estate on the dashboard. But what if you don’t own the latest and greatest? You’re stuck with the old-school single-DIN radio without a fancy large screen or infotainment system. That advanced smartphone in your pocket is useless when it comes to streaming your favorite music, getting step-by-step navigation directions, voice-to-text, or making calls.
What you need is a serious upgrade to the sound quality and stereo system in your vehicle.