u/UsefulEngine1

Thanks to PierreSheffield for picking my innocent little clue as the winner from his NSFW-ish contest.

For this week, the theme is Anagram Misdirection aka Anti-grams -- by which I mean clues that *look* like they utilize anagrams but don't.

Of course misdirection is less effective when we all know the brief, but let's see who can come up with the most anagram-signaling non-anagram clue.

I have a second-hand Mini with low hours that I've gotten into fighting trim.

I'm getting a Heatbed Mintemp error that's driving me crazy. Typically a few minutes into a print. The thermistor ohms out fine and reads fine on the control panel, even in the exact spot the failure occurred. I've tried wiggling the cable every which way and can't make it fail. Seems like this happened only once before the recent firmware update but I did have several successful prints after that update, and now it's consistently happening.

A replacement thermistor kit is a bit pricey and looks like a bit of a pain to install, so I don't want to do it unless I'm confident the thermistor and/or wiring is the problem.

Is there anything else I should check / try before biting the bullet on a replacement, and does anyone have a trusted source for these? Also, is it strictly necessary to get one labeled as for MINI? Some of the Ebay listings state compatibility with MINI, MK3S, and other models -- does this imply I can buy a MK3S-labeled kit (which are a lot cheaper) instead?

Old man yelling at clouds here, but it seems like I'm only understanding 60% of the show lately. Not "getting" the humor, but literally understanding the words that are being said.

I really want to like Kam and Veronika, but they are consistently the worst offenders. But even the experienced players including Marcello and Kenan seem to be mumble-mouthed and tripping over lines lately.

I acknowledge that it is likely a generational thing. A sketch like the Chili's one from a couple weeks ago actually used this gen-z slurred speech pattern *as the joke*, but then it makes its way into half the sketches and I'm often lost. Can the youngs actually understand these?