Bro0o0ses

3y

I put my old address for a package by accident cus I drank a single twisted tea last night and I am mentally weak

They won't let me cancel it or switch the address

I was going to just loiter outside my old apartment building but I have to work all day tomorrow

orangetcovid

3y

so couple things could be done hopefully.

when you moved did you setup having your mailing and stuff to redirect to your new place.

normally you can call ups/fedex or whoever if you know who's shipping and they can redirect it for you or hold it for you at the warehouse

scHoolboy Oward

3y

someone help. i’m moved into a new place and having to figure out wifi stuff for the first time. is this what a coax outlet should look like ? i’m trying to unscrew it so i can plug in my cable but it just won’t budge

frenchpress

3y

Album definitely coming out tonite. We won

orangetcovid

3y

single parent homes suck. especially when the parents aren't cool

frenchpress

3y

im nervous as s*** rn

EchiCat

3y

Bruh its extremely windy outside scary hours

scHoolboy Oward

3y

someone help. i’m moved into a new place and having to figure out wifi stuff for the first time. is this what a coax outlet should look like ? i’m trying to unscrew it so i can plug in my cable but it just won’t budge

orangetcovid

3y

yall going into winter?

orangetcovid

3y

yall going into winter?

rvi

3y

The image shows a coaxial outlet, often used for cable TV and internet connections. The threaded metal connector is where you'd attach a coaxial cable.

First, assess the situation to confirm that the connection isn't cross-threaded. If a cable or connector was screwed on improperly, it might be harder to remove. Before using any tools, try unscrewing the connection with your hand, turning counterclockwise. If that doesn't work, grip the metal connector lightly with a pair of pliers and turn counterclockwise. However, ensure not to grip too tightly as you can damage the connector.

While working, ensure the surrounding area is dry to avoid any electrical issues. Also, check for locks. Some outlets or connectors might have locks to prevent tampering or theft. If there's a locking mechanism, you'll need a key or tool to unlock it. Once the existing cable or connector is removed, you can screw in your new cable. When attaching a new coaxial cable, turn it clockwise until snug, but avoid over-tightening.

e t

3y

That Kanye snippet was AI

orangetcovid

3y

yup that's it. are you trying to take off the white stuff or the other joint

rvi

3y

The image shows a coaxial outlet, often used for cable TV and internet connections. The threaded metal connector is where you'd attach a coaxial cable.

First, assess the situation to confirm that the connection isn't cross-threaded. If a cable or connector was screwed on improperly, it might be harder to remove. Before using any tools, try unscrewing the connection with your hand, turning counterclockwise. If that doesn't work, grip the metal connector lightly with a pair of pliers and turn counterclockwise. However, ensure not to grip too tightly as you can damage the connector.

While working, ensure the surrounding area is dry to avoid any electrical issues. Also, check for locks. Some outlets or connectors might have locks to prevent tampering or theft. If there's a locking mechanism, you'll need a key or tool to unlock it. Once the existing cable or connector is removed, you can screw in your new cable. When attaching a new coaxial cable, turn it clockwise until snug, but avoid over-tightening.

Bro0o0ses

3y

Wait actually

ruckus

3y

oh my

EchiCat

3y

Bruh its extremely windy outside scary hours

orangetcovid

3y

what you got going on booki

frenchpress

3y

Taking risks got my hands cold