Redid the sealant on the back left tail-light tonight because my trunk was literally filled with water. It all collected where the spare wheel was, and when the wheel was in there the water completely filled that hole that the wheel sits in. So, everything is out of my trunk, all drying, except the sub, which is now nestled in the hole now devoid of water. Todays quote 'Its Japanese, everything just pops off'.
For some reason, there was no sealant at all on the top part of the taillight, it was just filled with sticks and all. Maybe the factory fucked it up or something, but seriously, it would be pretty hard to miss. Anyways, alls fixed now, no more water in the boot. And that sealant shit is nasty stuff, i was considering just throwing away the screwdriver i used to roll if off. the shit gets everywhere and its impossible to get it off of anything. i think i ruined my flashlight too...
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Grinding planetary rings would be incredibly difficult, not the least for which because there is no surface per se to slide on, and the collisions of the pieces of asteroid, dust and ice in the ring would make an environment that would not be pleasant. Your blood would first boil in the vacuum of space, leaving you so incapacitated that you could not maintain sufficient balance if there was a surface to grind, and then the temperature would freeze your skin, shatter your eardrums and sever your optical nerves because your watery eyeballs would freeze and then shatter. In the next split second, hundreds of particles of dust, ice and rock smaller than the size of this comma ',' would rip through your ski coat and body, instantly killing you. Your body would then still float about getting cut to shreds by the fragments until it is crushed between two colliding pieces of debris, eg two asteroids within the ring, which would grind your frozen body and regrettably snap your boards, boots and bindings, into dust to float around and become part of the massive debris fields that are the rings of Jupiter.