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Little teeth (1)
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May 23, 2007
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Have you ever lifted up your cat's lips to check out their teeth?
I have. I do it all the time. I'm amazed at those tiny little teeth in the middle that can't possibly serve a purpose. The big fangs are for biting (me). The molars are for chewing stuff. The little ones in the front? Useless. You'd think evolution would have taken care of something like that. Take a closer look:
What we do to our animals, we also do to our kids. This is my nephew Nathan. His mom had the same fascination with his teeth.
Fortunately for him, his little teeth will grow, fall out, and newer, bigger ones will grow in their place. Unfortunately for him, grownups take pictures like this and post them on the internet for the entire world to see. #nature
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Tire leak
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May 23, 2007
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For some reason, tires on the cars I drive don't do too well. I hit curbs. I generate 60,000 miles of wear in 10,000 miles. And apparently, I do something to cause slow leaks. I'm not sure what the problem is, but I keep getting a slow leak in my right rear tire. My current tires aren't worn enough to warrant the phenomenally large purchase of new ones. And I can't get a single new one because it'll cause uneven wear.
That's where my newest best friend comes into play: Ultra Instant Tire Inflator Sealer. This product simply sprays some glue-like substance into your tire, thus patching any holes from the inside. It's easy to use and works well. No more leaky tire problems. #products
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