DadeMurphy
Dade Murphy
DadeMurphy

Ha, pleasure to meet another glutton for punishment! Forgot to mention my sunroof leaks if you don’t close it to a specific position but I live in AZ where it never rains so it hasn’t been a problem I’ve felt the need to address. I washed my car in my driveway and a found some water dripping on me when I went to pull

As a current owner of a 2004 325i, I can’t really recommend purchasing this car as much as I might like to. It’s a great car, fun to drive and decent gas mileage. On the other hand, over my 14 years of ownership (I’m the 2nd owner, 1st was a 2 year lease), I’ve probably put more money into the car than the purchase

It looks like the entire pillar is disconnected and not just the fabric. Moved from Chicago to Arizona in July and within a month, the fabric from all pillars and headliner were sagging and that was around 110,000 miles. I replaced all the fabric with alcantara for around $1000 a few months later (took it to a shop

He probably held the unlock button on the key fob which rolls all of the windows down and opens the sunroof. But also totally possible all of the window regulators died... As a current e46 owner, I've only had one go bad in 14 years of ownership but I could just be lucky!

Manuals are really tough to find. Or at least they were when I was looking last year. The guy at the Jag dealership laughed me out of the room. Wonder how many in the list above are manual... but I already pulled the trigger on something else so guess it doesn’t matter for now. Maybe one day!

Sometime in 2008, I was driving from Phoenix to Chicago. Got a late start the first day so stayed in El Peso for the night. The next morning, I was in West Texas on the highway about 2-3 hours outside of El Paso. Speed limit was 80MPH. I was traveling around 90 in a nice looking but couple year old 3 series BMW I had

When I lived in Tempe, we had homeless people trying to jump in front of cars all the time on Mill ave. Mill Ave is the main “downtown” area of Arizona State University with many bars and restaurants. The homeless people would usually wait until late at night and try to jump in front of your car as you left the area

I moved here from Arizona and my car had very dark window tint from when I purchased it. They did the same, 1 ticket per day scam, when I first moved here and that accounts for a large chunk of the total ticket cost and they wouldn’t drop those tickets even after I removed the tint. 

Current Chicago resident here. I was out of town over the new year and received 6 tickets (6 days in a row) for not having an up to date city sticker (or maybe registration sticker, I can’t recall offhand). I had ordered it in November and they somehow messed up my address and it didn’t arrive before I went out of

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Popcorn and fountain drinks cost pennies but they charge you $6.00 for a large Coke and $8 for a large popcorn. I would think concessions is a pretty serious profit margin to lose... Probably depends on the percentage the theaters receive for the digital sales/rentals (and the digital distributer’s cut)... But I guess

It'll keep your processor slightly cooler than an air cooler but you're probably better off with an Evo or something cheaper unless your case can't accommodate a large sized air coolers. Either option will allow a decent overclock (I assume that's your purpose but if not, don't waste the money on the liquid cooling).

The drill bit in the picture looks to be quite a bit bigger than 10 inches...

For Xbox live? Guess I wouldn't really notice since I have xbox gold and would have it regardless of if I had netflix or not(I have netflix). It definitely used to be this way. But it still is the same for playing games online. If I pay $65 for a game with online multiplayer on xbox one, I should be able to play

Like most things for Plex, the Xbox functionality will likely require you to have a Plex Pass initially. Chromecast support on Androud initially required the Plex pass but it is now free. Seems they use the Plex pass as a way to gain access to their newest/most useful features but these features normally become free

There are many people in Phoenix who have nicely manicured rock lawns as opposed to grass. I want to say that's more prevalent than having full lawns of grass but I have no statistics to back that up. But, even the people who do have grass often have very little of it with most of their "lawn" being comprised of rock.

Any human body older than "X" age? Or maybe any human body? Disclaimer: I don't recall ever having my skin turned into a waffle iron on any occasion when I've enjoyed a hammock... And, being a human waffle iron has always been one of the great dreams of mine so I'm fairly certain I'd notice something as significant as

That's funny. I also have Avatar 3D and haven't watched it. Never saw it in the theaters but caught it on tv at home in 2D so I have difficulty setting aside the time to re-watch the movie with the added benefit of 3D... I'll have to check out Jurassic Park. Seems like it would be a good fit for 3D from what I can

Gravity might be the only movie I own where 3D is a must-have. I own other 3d movies but none of those make use of 3D as well as Gravity. Flipped past Gravity on HBO one day and just feels like there's so much missing in 2D...