Why yes I did, I can see you're a person of culture!

@@jimb8738 Thank you, hose is still working great everyday in the garden! And thanks about the ink, hopefully I'll be adding more to it!

@@JollyRogerHobbies I need to replace 2 on my house soon... or at least, I'm hoping just the stems. I'm not too fond of the idea of crawling in that crawlspace and having a spider drop down on my neck! Lol What, exactly, is the tatt? A Nordic design, or some other tribal one?

@@jimb8738 Yes something like that, it's actually Filipino traditional tattoo, done in Toronto by a Filipino-Canadian artist! Hopefully your house repair is easy to access for your hose replacements too.

@@JollyRogerHobbies My crawlspace is foamed, so I'd need to break the foam away from the outgoing pipes. After removing the stems I discovered a damaged oring and a plastic gasket in one near the handle. So I'm thinking I can just replace the stem in one (because that plastic piece I can't find in any kit by the company), and change out the orings in the other. So are you Filipino or partial?

@@chanceavery6879 Thank you for your kind words stranger!

Wow that is really interesting! I will look into that because I know nothing about it, thank you

Thank you, I'll try to share more in the future!

@@JollyRogerHobbies I learn by repetition so it's a great visual aid into the skill of knotting.

I believe these were ordered in either March or April of 2024, but I cannot remember exactly.

Great question! It's often seen in climbing applications both recreational or professional, for example it is used to clip a climbing harness into a carabiner, or can be used to isolate a worn section of rope within the loop so that the worn section does not receive tension. Some camera will use it on ridgelines as attachment points for tents or tools.

Hope you can use it! Thank you!

Thanks! Hope you can make use of it!

You will love these! The video does not do them justice, they are quite beautiful.

💯 You are absolutely correct! Alpine butterfly loop is probably it's most well-known name!

@@JollyRogerHobbies also can be tied as a bend, joining two ropes, although I never mastered that one

Donkey is the first idea that comes to mind! Whatever works in a pinch! Definitely can use other mounts, such as camel or caribou.

Haha wise guy.

It might help keep your shoe from falling off! 😂👟

I think I do accidentally use it to tie my laces sometimes.

Maybe try the sailor's hitch! It should not bind or jam like other knots and hitches. Here's a link to my recent video of that knot! Thanks for watching, best of luck. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--IAYSU_W4Fc.htmlsi=yd5ZjYYuj4XenEyD

No problem! Happy to help.

The boom hitch is definitely worth a try if you want an improvement from the clove hitch! Thanks for watching! I'll try to upload other options in the future too.

Thank you! Hope it is helpful and best of luck! 🍀

Thank you!!! 😊

Use Canadian jam knot. Takes less time and uses less line.

You're absolutely correct ✅

Yes, I believe you are correct in it's origin and probably the original pronunciation of the bowline knot or bowline loop, definitely come from a Boat terminology (bow line knot, halyard knot).

I'll try my best ❤️

Please do and let me know what you think 😋🥒

💯 Facts! 🥒

💯 YESSsss

Yes! Some people call them that! 🎉 Pre-pickles is a funnier name 😂 💀

Thanks for watching! I believe the recommended mileage to change the water pump on a Prius is around 60-100k miles. But I've heard some go beyond 200k, and some at 40k. I would say if the car is not exhibiting any problems, keep going on it. But if you already have high mileage and you're already doing a service on something else (alternator/fan/plugs/AC/etc) then it's a great time to do it then. Knock out two birds with one stone mantra.

This is not the factory water pump. I've done this change once before, but I don't remember the exact mileage. The factory Toyota pump was made by Aisin, which I also used.

😂 I know it's not the best video, but I'm hoping to get better eventually