Watching the Great Barrier Reef lose its color in 2012 was my final push to go back to school for marine biology.

My crusts used to be downright introverted.

My first week with the Detailer was rough, I kept getting that same patchy line near the temple. It felt like the blade was almost too sharp and would skip if I didn't hold it at the perfect angle. I slowed way down and used way less pressure, which helped a ton.

Planned obsolescence is a real business model, lol.

Tbh Richard is right, those registers are full of that stuff. It goes beyond just bad intel though, it feels like some people just want to feel smart by leaving a "secret" tip. They don't consider that conditions change fast, or that their one lucky find could send someone else into a real bad spot. Honestly, I've started ignoring anything written there that isn't about basic trail conditions. The maps and official markers exist because people planned that route for a reason.