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I won't quote, I'm addressing Sivu directly :)

If it's the rear wheel, it's easy to puncture on the rim and it often even gets a complete puncture (i.e., a hole through the tube on both sides). And in general, Sivu, don't worry. Those who ride, not exactly very actively, still change one or two tubes per season. Last year, I punctured a wheel on a rim once.

By the way, I recently changed a tube on my father's bicycle. He punctured it, but the tire only deflated overnight. So, I removed the wheel, took out the old tube, and put in a new one. It was hard to inflate, which was surprising. I listened closely... In the end, the new tube turned out to be punctured :( I had to repeat the procedure. It happens.

Are you talking about the borders? That's quite possible...

I had a similar experience with a nail, but luckily, it ended well. And it was all thanks to my sneakers, which usually have a relatively thick sole. Ironically, I first noticed something was wrong because I felt an object on my foot, as it kept catching on the ground. And indeed, a wooden block about 3-4 centimeters thick was attached to my foot! I calmly sat down on a bench, examined the sole, and spent about half a minute trying to detach it :D

Yeah, changing the tire and stepping on nails are both unpleasant experiences. But I've had both happen to me.
By the way, the first time I tried to change the tire on my friend's beat-up bike, I spent half an hour trying to put the tire back on, then I got frustrated and just jammed everything inside with a file. Then, feeling satisfied, I said, "Learn how it's done," and went to get my own bike. But as later tests in water showed, the tire was punctured in 9000 places.
I haven't run that much in a long time:D

NEC has announced the CRV43, a 43-inch ultra-wide (32:10) monitor, priced at $8000. The resolution of the new monitor is 2880 x 900 pixels, brightness is 200 nits, contrast ratio is 10000:1, and response time is 2 ms. It features DVI, HDMI 1.3, and USB 2.0 ports for connectivity.

What do you think of this screen?:smile04:

Unusual... I'm not a fan of non-standard monitors in general, although maybe I just haven't tried them. But I feel like it won't be very good)

$8000

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Hmm, it's like a brotherhood of attackers who specialize in nails.

Liz, the last one is really great! It's exactly what we need to encourage the completion of the Flooder Tournament. Shall we put up a different picture? - and give it to the newbies. We wouldn't want to waste this one. I'm not in a hurry, you can take a month to finish this series. Thanks!

I just calculated that if you combine the diagonal length of my two monitors, it comes out to approximately 33 inches. I probably wouldn't even have enough space on my desk for a screen that big. :)

Hmm, it's like a brotherhood of people stepping on nails.

And I'm a jumper: I jumped from some fence and neatly pierced my sneaker with a nail right through. Right between the toes, like a sniper.

and when I was jumping off the wooden fence (after climbing over it), my jacket got caught, and I almost hung there, like on a hook).

I’m thinking... maybe I should put on an improv theater on HeroesWorld?

what kind of theater is that?

DREAM THEATER! Oh, sorry, it was just a great concert. Now I'm going to watch The Mafia.

The Adventures of Revan in Strane Chude.

Long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away.....

I couldn't fall asleep, yes, that's right! After recruiting Neyra in Last and listening to music, I finally went to bed, but as it often happens, I couldn't sleep. Apparently, my intense hunger was to blame (but you're not supposed to eat before bed, and all that). After lying down for half an hour, I noticed that it was getting light outside (it was already four o'clock).
I went to the kitchen - the refrigerator was empty. On the table were only blackened bananas, but I didn't pay attention to them. Bored, I picked up a newspaper (which I don't read because of the nonsense they write in it. Honestly, Amaranth should be the editor of this newspaper), turned on the TV (the song "Pain" by the band Sry Day Grace was playing... or something like that).

So, the newspaper, the news section.
In general, I learned a lot of new things. For example, that in my city, since the beginning of the year, 80 people have been sentenced to community service, and this number is constantly increasing. But, apparently, no entrepreneurs want to hire these people!
Let's skip the details and move on.
Quote (reprinted):
(here is a red square) Economy.
A catastrophe is brewing in the budget of Ukraine (really!? I think there's always a catastrophe here :D). After last autumn, a large part...Further, some unimportant facts, let's move on to the essence of the article.
In short, it says that the state wants to make money from alcohol and tobacco "production."
And here's another quote:
Maybe some people are in crisis, but our Chernihiv man will never be "too stupid" to have a drink! (a redneck?)

And here, the editor thought that the best place for a stupid anecdote was here, and so he wrote it in bold red letters on a yellow background:
ANECDOTE ON THE TOPIC.
Does anyone want to hear an anecdote?
A son turns to his father:
- Dad, vodka has become more expensive. Will you drink less now?
- Eh, son! We need to save the Ukrainian economy! We'll have to eat less.
Actually, I wouldn't call this an anecdote....
Further, as you understand, all sorts of letters follow, let's move on to the end of the article:
"And it's a pity for the country!" - the author concluded on a sad note.

After flipping through the newspaper for a few pages, I didn't find a crossword puzzle, which is a pity.
And the hunger was still bothering me. I decided to go to the store to buy at least some cereal with milk.
I got dressed, went into the elevator, and it tossed me from side to side - lack of sleep + hunger. I went outside, and there... Beauty! There were no people around, the birds were singing, and a light breeze was blowing on my face!
Walking to the store (again swaying), I was disappointed - it only opens at 7:00. But it used to be open 24 hours! I went back home.
I walked back and forth, and finally noticed those bananas - I ate them.
Then I put the kettle on, and was horrified - how long it took to boil (in fact, if you just stick it in, it can't be any other way).
I put in some tea leaves, poured in boiling water, cut a slice of lemon, and sprinkled a little sugar - the tea turned out great!
Actually, nothing else happened. So, out of boredom, I sat down and wrote this post.
Don't judge me for the grammar, I'm writing in a half-asleep state, + I'm very hungry :D