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From that picture in bonzais thread about OC MD, glad we went to Assateague island yesterday instead.Glad I avoided it all today.
From that picture in bonzais thread about OC MD, glad we went to Assateague island yesterday instead.Glad I avoided it all today.
We went to my parents place at the beach in SC. I’m pretty sure no one visiting here has heard of Covid and it’s packed. We end up going from 9-11 and then again from 4-5:30 which is fine, but it’s a zoo.From that picture in bonzais thread about OC MD, glad we went to Assateague island yesterday instead.
It's all fun and games until uncle Verne dies from the beer fluWe went to my parents place at the beach in SC. I’m pretty sure no one visiting here has heard of Covid and it’s packed. The locals actually seem sort of concerned.
Nope, not at our age at least.kevzilla said:Taking a nap at 6pm is wrong on every level, isn't it?
It depends on the wine you're serving with itWhat is everyone's thoughts on having chicken noodle soup for breakfast?
What is everyone's thoughts on having chicken noodle soup for breakfast?
Depends on what cereal you are pouring into itWhat is everyone's thoughts on having chicken noodle soup for breakfast?
I'm fine. Pugnacious and ready to roll and gave my last #### several weeks ago.Somebody keep an eye on GM .....I'm going to bed so won't be around
As much as I like my Ring....the "neighborhood" feature has become terrible. It used to be stuff like people checking unlocked cars, fires and some ok/usual stuff.One of the neighborhood Karens posted to see if anyone else found it "odd and unsettling" that the ice-cream truck had been "trolling" the neighborhood, "targeting children with unnecessary contact for sweets."
Totally not making this up.
Are we not judging you because you broke social distancing for a convenience store run, because you like coke zero, or because you don't have covered parking like some kind of peasant? Because I actually like coke zero.This is quite a storm we're having. I'm at the convenience store because I don't have Coke Zero and don't judge me, I don't have covered parking. There might be Titleist-sized hail on the way.![]()
if you ever need something kicked in the waukee i would probably do it for free truth is i just like kickin stuff take that to the bank bromigoQuestion for GMTAN - I totaled my car a few weeks back and am going to start looking around soon (GB working from home!). I have a pretty specific vehicle in mind (Escape Hybrid, which is what I wrecked and was still going strong after 250K miles). There are not a lot of them out there and at the moment the best candidate is in Connecticut, which is a bit of a hump from Indiana to go kick the tires. But the price and mileage look great.
It would be really cool if I could pay someone local (& trustworthy) a few bucks to go check the car out, maybe take it to a mechanic or dealership for a look-over. Are there any services like that? I know I could get a CarFax but I'd hate to pull the trigger just based on that.
Or do any GMTANers feel like taking a roadie to Danbury?
I really don’t understand people.My first real life Karen!!;;
Go to bank drive through.
There are 3 cars in one line. 1 in the second.
Drive thru not opened yet. They have cones out.
Teller comes out moves some cones and tells lady that was technically here first that this lane won't open. So yeah they probably should have a sign. Anyway instead not backing up and moving to second car, as we all backed up to move over, she holds a freaking temper tantrum. Finally she moves over![]()
I was in a single line once and I was paying my money in window one. Window 2 where you pick up the food was free. Some car comes flying from the parking lot cuts in front of me to go to window two to return some foodI really don’t understand people.
I absolutely loathe the fast food places that have the double drive thru ordering system. It does absolutely nothing to reduce the total order delivery time and just introduces confusion.
I went through McDonalds last week (mistake 1) and hopped into the 2nd line as there was someone ordering from the one line. Not a big deal, there was enough room for him to complete his order and get in and for me to pull forward a bit when my order was complete. The line stalled for a bit because the holdup in orders is having the food ready, not in ordering of course. In the meantime another woman pulled up in line 1 and ordered. And as soon as the line started moving up, she floored it and cut in front of me forcing me to slam on my brakes to not get hit. I just stared at her holding my hands out like “wtf” as she refused to look at me. And then of course when she got up to the window to pay she didn’t have the money ready and not only argued with the cashier about what the total should be but then seemed to have to scavenge around her car to try to find enough money to pay. Meanwhile I had prepaid using the app and could have easily been right through the line and gone.
Pretty clear that a non-insignificant percentage of people are just plain selfish.
sorry about thatI was in a single line once and I was paying my money in window one. Window 2 where you pick up the food was free. Some car comes flying from the parking lot cuts in front of me to go to window two to return some food![]()
Most people are basically: selfish, stupid, thoughtless, lazy. Often all of the above.
picture of the grand canyon?anyone have a good way to explain to a really, really, really stupid, stubborn old man & his wife that water flows to the lowest point and if there's enough of it, the water will sweep away objects in its path... especially things like mulch, leaves, twigs and small lava rock?
can we get some background on this ?anyone have a good way to explain to a really, really, really stupid, stubborn old man & his wife that water flows to the lowest point and if there's enough of it, the water will sweep away objects in its path... especially things like mulch, leaves, twigs and small lava rock?
Took this car to my mechanic, who declared it a POS. Deal was contingent on mechanic approval, so no problem getting money back. Decided my daughter needs a better car than what's available at this price point, so it looks like she's getting a 2013 Wrangler Unlimited now.Roverkid’s 16th birthday is coming up. I bought her a 2004 Jeep Wrangler today. She was very excited.
I'm not sure of the right answer, but I certainly wouldn't explain it like you did in this post. It's way too complicated and scientific for 99% of the population to understand. Try using more grunts and hand gestures.anyone have a good way to explain to a really, really, really stupid, stubborn old man & his wife that water flows to the lowest point and if there's enough of it, the water will sweep away objects in its path... especially things like mulch, leaves, twigs and small lava rock?
long story, made short: "community" drain lies on neighbor property. nreighbor planted a pine tree next to it years ago (probably when they built the house in the 80s). underneath the tree is the drain.... and nothing else because the acidity of the pine tree kills everything.can we get some background on this ?
Time for her to pick some ponies.Took this car to my mechanic, who declared it a POS. Deal was contingent on mechanic approval, so no problem getting money back. Decided my daughter needs a better car than what's available at this price point, so it looks like she's getting a 2013 Wrangler Unlimited now.
sorry man ...outside of killing the tree (which still doesn't solve the mulch problem) sounds like you have to go litigious on his ### ...expensive.when we get rain (yesterday we got over 3" from about 8 AM until 2 PM) the mulch/leaves/rock, etc. under his stupid ####### pine tree, wash...... down slope (imagine that!!).... in to the drain, and block the grates in a few minutes. eventually as the rain accumulates and debris piles up over the drain grate, blocking it.. the water has nowhere to go so it backs up in to three yards (mine, my neighbor to the south and my neighbor directly east), but not in to his yard.
i had shin deep water going about 40 feet from the drain. the water also backs up enough to go through my neighbor's fence, in to his pool.
smart. my kid is turning 14 in july. gonna teach her to drive this summer. she too, would like a jeepTook this car to my mechanic, who declared it a POS. Deal was contingent on mechanic approval, so no problem getting money back. Decided my daughter needs a better car than what's available at this price point, so it looks like she's getting a 2013 Wrangler Unlimited now.
Not sure if too late...but I think rental car agencies are selling off their fleets. Might be some deals to be had.Took this car to my mechanic, who declared it a POS. Deal was contingent on mechanic approval, so no problem getting money back. Decided my daughter needs a better car than what's available at this price point, so it looks like she's getting a 2013 Wrangler Unlimited now.
Finger puppetsI'm not sure of the right answer, but I certainly wouldn't explain it like you did in this post. It's way too complicated and scientific for 99% of the population to understand. Try using more grunts and hand gestures.
are you concerned about it having a relatively narrow wheel-base compared to the height of the Jeep? I know Grand Cherokees had some problems with that. Our daughter just turned 16 and we're gonna buy something in the next 6 months or so. Thinking something like this. Concerned about gas mileage though.smart. my kid is turning 14 in july. gonna teach her to drive this summer. she too, would like a jeep
@-fish-are you concerned about it having a relatively narrow wheel-base compared to the height of the Jeep? I know Grand Cherokees had some problems with that. Our daughter just turned 16 and we're gonna buy something in the next 6 months or so. Thinking something like this. Concerned about gas mileage though.
Yeah the TJ we looked at would have been fun for her, except that it had major problems that would have cost $5000 to repair, and after that it would still be a 15 year old Jeep. I wasn't really concerned about her rolling it. I've rolled one and was a passenger when a friend rolled his, but we were pushing those things in the desert and it wasn't a surprise. This one had a bad emissions system, bad brakes, bad shocks, a bad front differential, the A/C didn't work...the list goes on. That was before the body work it needed.@-fish-
I owned a 79 wrangler and drove that thing like it was meant to driven. It was raised and had 35” tires. I broke just about every part of that car. Including the drive shaft. I never had any issues with it tipping over or anything like that. And I really pushed the car’s limits. That car, taught me how to drive really well. It also showed me what cars can really do, if you’re not concerned about breaking everything. That freakin Jeep would climb trees.
Someone else told me this and I looked at a couple rental car places that sell used vehicles. None in my state that fit the bill, and I don't want the hassle of buying a car that isn't local enough for me to drive to.Not sure if too late...but I think rental car agencies are selling off their fleets. Might be some deals to be had.
fwiw- I think the big box rental agencies... especially now bankrupt Hertz... will be doing this soon. not sure if they're already in process.Someone else told me this and I looked at a couple rental car places that sell used vehicles. None in my state that fit the bill, and I don't want the hassle of buying a car that isn't local enough for me to drive to.
What about witches, do they float? Besides legal matters which someone already mentioned, maybe a rake attached to a really long pole, so you aren't on his property. Or make a plan with the neighbor to the east and build up the sides of your common lot lines so the water can't come over into your yards. I know it is not "legal" to change the drainage of your property, but seems like this would be a good time to do something and plead "I didn't know I couldn't do that".anyone have a good way to explain to a really, really, really stupid, stubborn old man & his wife that water flows to the lowest point and if there's enough of it, the water will sweep away objects in its path... especially things like mulch, leaves, twigs and small lava rock?
finger cuffsNot sure if too late...but I think rental car agencies are selling off their fleets. Might be some deals to be had.
Finger puppets
Good luck. My daughters first time she didn’t realize she had it in reverse, gunned it directly at a rock wall. Luckily I pulled the ebrake before she hit anything. She’s much better now.belljr said:My daughter drove a car for the first time today....
Kind of makes you long for the days of the good old-fashioned IMF/WTO protests, huh?Seattle and Portland looking pretty sketchy this weekend. Stay safe. Seattle’s idiot anarchists and hyperaggressive police are bound to end up bad. Portland’s already burning the justice center.
Literally all of the reactions are valid for this post. I went with the like.8yo Floppinha and I just got back from playing tennis- a perk of being out of the city.
Ended in tears- a bug deigned to land on her mid play, and that's all she wrote. You can take the girl out of the city, but you just can't take the city out of the girl.