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Just a little scale humor here :) Picked this scale up about 4 or 5 years ago at an indoor flea market. Heaven only knows how old it was when I bought it. It has been well used and amazed me how well it works. For what I paid for it I lucked out!
Just your basic bath scale
We got a new one and I just dont want to throw this out
Its basic
very basic but works fine
its not digital - just your plain regular scale
after awhile if I notice that its not starting at zero, its very simple to just slide the needle to reset to zero
we pick it up and move it from room to room a lot and I think all the movement makes that happen
if youre just leaving it to sit in one place it prob wont happen often
Masters of Scale Summit's early-stage founders gathered together to plant trees with Friends of the Urban Forest in San Francisco's Richmond District on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024. (Photo by Barak Shrama/ Slava Blazer Photography)
Spitting Distance. I haven't been snacking as much the last several days, and the carb count has been overall lower. And whaddya know, when I got on the scale this morning it was down to about the weight I was at the end of 2000. I haven't been this low since then. In college I was about 119-120, and I might actually be able to get there by my anniversary next week.
In the wet, dirty streets of Kampong Khlaeng.
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8/1/17 by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications
Tuckahoe's newest addition to their Scales and Tales program: the common raven
Masters of Scale's Early-stage Founder event at Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. (Photo by Nicole Nico Henderson/ Slava Blazer Photography)
Tree scale is caused by the digestion of usually rotting wood by scores of different fungal species. As the fungi digest the wood these scales develop on the outer surface of the wood. The scales vary greatly in size color and shape and some can become quite beautiful with alternating layers of color. This series taken at the Broughtons Wildlife Education Area near Marietta Ohio in Dec 2014