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Has anyone else spawned into an out of bounds area on Shoreline since the Icebreaker update? I loaded in with my best gear for my first attempt (uninsured since you don't get it back anyways) and was immediately hit with sniper fire. Ran to cover and was hit the second time before I could heal. Discovered I was killed by an out of bounds sniper. This hasn't happened prior to the update, or after, as this is my first encounter with it. Curious if anyone else has had this issue.

I have a 2010 limited with the JBL audio system with Nav/GPS. I have the option to swap them out from a 2024, as well as a 2020. My front tweeters have been getting crackly at low volume and I figured I would swap them all out as they are approaching 16 years old.

My question is, will it be a direct swap? I’m sure the sizes and mountain are similar, but combing the forums hasn’t yielded many answers. I’ve been told the ohms have varied over the years, as well as possibly the wiring. If not, what years would suffice to do a direct swap out? Thanks in advance!

I've spent my entire adult life reliving a memory of one of my first school breakfast items, with every searching leaving me empty-handed. This item would have been circulating from around 1990-1995. This item (stating from memory) was almost like a rolled up strawberry crepe. I remember it coming in a plastic package and was piping hot when served. I vividly remember opening the packaging and taking my first bite, it's warm strawberry filling and soft exterior creating a symphony that would eventually turn into a core-memory that would haunt me of it's origins most of my life.

I remember the packaging being heavily marked, as in it was not a clear plastic packaging. It was roughly the si

I took my national registry last week and received my results (I passed) the next day. I’d felt pretty prepared for this test out of school, but spent roughly 2 months hammering drug dosages to memory and other small nuances that are easy to slip after school is finished. I did not take my NREMT years prior when I initially received my EMT.

I suppose I expected the test to be much harder than it actually was. I had seen a lot of videos that seemed to make the NR out to be a very difficult and challenging exam. Although there were a few questions that may have been guesswork, the rest seemed pretty straightforward. Has anyone else had a similar experience with the new test, or a comparison