Scavenge yes , fix or make probably not . In a post apocalyptic scenario working tools would be hard to come by . You ' d need electricity to weld and the know how to do it . And making or finding a working bike chain would be pretty difficult . <| sep |> Got a pair of 10 . 5 RM Williams Chelseas . Any shoe tree recommendations ? I tried to use the AE trees I ' ve got but they are too wide for the narrower Chelsea profile . Thanks ! <| sep |> The one i have almost the biggest problem with is Xul ' s root . I just cant think of a reason his root isnt a skillshot <| sep |> spineless democrats You really like that phrase . Must be the 29 th time you ' ve used it . <| sep |> Not even that , no karma for selfposts . <| sep |> Whether or not you think Hilary is guilty , there ' s either a doublestandard going on , the law needs updating , or both . The prosecution for gross negligence while handling classified data , under Section 793 e , has been i n c o n s istentwhensecretsareloose 6 a 928 f 72 d 79 b 430 d 9 c 0 b 93 c 67 af 05568 . Military personal are prosecuted for gross negligence often resulting in jail time much more frequently than civilian . I recommend reading the article for more details . The only ? nonmilitary prosecution was in theradar 201607 h e r e s t h e o t h e r g r o s s n e g l i g e n c e c a s e c o m e y c i t edinclintonemailtestimony 225266 . That ' s pretty recent , considering the law is from 1917 . Some suspect the law may be h u nterfbidirectordojworried 1917 l a w c r i minalizinggrossnegligence . Either way by the letter of the law is there really a difference between extreme carelessness and gross negligence ? Honestly , I ' m not sure we should have gross negligence as a criminal offense , but we do . Because we do should there be such an easy way for officials to accidentally leak information ? Should we be allowing the prosecution hold doublestandards with regards to enforcing the law ?