I started tripping on purpose so I could say it😂😂

@@rasat6876 FF does not compare to Queens, by far the best ... but both do not come close to the other projects of these two.

lmao this sounds nothing like Foo Fighters

Underrated under statement.

what the actual fuck are you talking about? lmao

+Neal Singh The intake filter is replaced with a boost leak test cap (buy from a vendor or fabricate from pluming cap). This cap contains a fitting for pumping air into the system. The cap should also have a pressure gauge, to verify the pressure within the intake tract, to check against over-pressurizing the system. Otherwise, the pressure within the intake tract may be verified using a boost gauge in the interior, or similar means. Air is pumped into intake tract through the boost leak test cap until the desired psi is reached. Since the system usually contains preturbo piping, which always sees vacuum, avoid pressurizing the system more than several psi to avoid damaging the suction side of the intake (again, which only sees vacuum). Keep in mind, some boost leaks will not make themselves evident at lower pressures (no indications at 2 psi, but noticeable at 6 psi). Once the intake system is pressurized to the desired pressure, turnoff the air compressor (and any other noise for that matter), and listen for leaking air. Note, that other leaks may become evident after other leaks are fixed. To help identify the location of leaks, one can spray soapy water in the vicinity of suspected leak. One might find punctures, tears, or holes in hoses or pipes, clamps that need tightening, etc. After fixing the leaks, repressurize the system and recheck for new leaks (or if the last fix didn't quite work). Eventually, once all leaks have been fixed, the intake tract should be able to remain pressurized for a long period of time without losing too much pressure (leakage past piston rings, etc.), similar to a leakdown test. So, step 1: install boost leak test cap in place of air filter. step 2: pressurize the system to a desired pressure. step 3: quiet external noises and listen for leaks. step 4: locate and fix leaks. step 5: repeat until system holds pressure (again, similar to leakdown test). Hope this helps.

I’m later

@@_DavyGravy I’m even more late

That’s because it was never scripted in the first place. He did it once by accident and kept doing it as a joke and the writers kept it in

why would you say something so controversial yet so brave

In the dunphy House it seems to be the same step. It's the first step that he trips on on Jay and Gloria's house

improvised*

Odobenidae you can still make a tab

Josh Homme You're Josh Homme why would you be asking people in the youtube comments

Odobenidae oh , youre right

A string - slide to 7 D string - 4 to 5 then pull of 5 to 4, slide to 7 G string - 4 then hammer on from 4 to 7 B string - slide from 5 to 7, then 7 to 8 then 8 to 10 then 10 to 12 and finally 12 to 15 Sorry I don’t know how to tab, I’m doing this by ear so this is the best I can do! It’s all quite quick, try it with the video to figure out the stopping and timing :)

Mr Flame I was searching for a scene in case I missed i, guess I didn't.

Ashley Granger which one

It’s fixing now.

he fixed it in the final season😭

Yep, and then the earthquake loosened it again.

Jon Theodore

Jonathan Ramírez Alfaro yeah, the drum track of this song is what got me hooked in the first listening

Same here