Tethalamin

Ouch. Been there, not fun. Not sure if you are also here to answer questions, but how did you feel right before the surgery, and how does that compare to how you feel now?

I'll personally attest to the Kenmores. We've had several without any issues, the only reason we don't still have the first one (from about 30 years ago) is because we donated it to a family friend. It still runs.

Is having a deadline (literally) more of a comfort or a source of stress/fear for you? Do you know why? If so, could you tell me?

Note: It is totally okay to not answer this question.

I built a battery pack for mine that mounts around my waist. It runs for about 30 minutes on max mode, as opposed to the original 6. Fucking. Minutes. Seriously, how they can't get a $600 vacuum with a 140W (calculated based on runtime) motor to run on a battery for a half hour is beyond me. The brushroll seems to work really well though, got no complaints about that. Filters don't get dirty fast, and with modification they take like 5 seconds to clean.

If you don't like to immediately fix your stupid fucking vacuum the day you bought it because it's built stupid, don't get a Dyson. Learn from my mistake, people who aren't OP.

Gay disabled atheist who fights for trans rights (gotta play the oppression Olympics with you people amirite) checking in: I dislike BNStW because he refuses to hear things he doesn't want to, the show feels like a zero effort cash-in on Bill's reputation, he talks to his audience like they're children and the show has a condescending tone that only appeals to holier-than-thou narcissists.

It's a bad show that made the left even more of an embarrassment than it already was, and sex junk was a crime against humanity that never should have left the twisted mind from whence it sprang. I feel sorry for everyone involved, because they will never live this down.