That was a very thoughtful and well written response...FOR A CHINESE BOT!

That, or beans.

I've forwarded half a dozen NPOCP candidates to Jalopnik and never heard a whisper in return, not even a "Thanks for the suggestion, but we're good"

The United States is the only place in the world where this stuff is considered a "viable food source". It's banned in Canada, the UK, and the EU.

Thank you. Heart-clicked!

There was talk in the 70s about creating the state of Superior, consisting of the entire UP and a dozen or so counties from Wisconsin. Given the current political climate in Wisconsin, I bet you could get quite a few of those Wisconsin counties to join the effort.

If any of you buy that Disco, I'll tell you about the secret wire underneath that, if disconnected, shuts down the entire vehicle. And if you ask really nicely, I'll tell you how to reconnect it!

Let's not forget "aquainted"!

So I guess I forgive you for skipping the Funbag on Tuesday.

Haha, no problem. I've actually been in a similar situation, off-roading in Silver Lake Dunes in Michigan. Had the tires of my LR Discovery at about 12 psi, and a guy convinced me to try his little 12V compressor, it was absolutely futile.

Why "near worthless"? I keep a cheap Campbell-Hausfeld tankless compressor in the back of my car, it's been a lifesaver for me and several other people I've helped out, even if it's just to get enough air into the tire to get them to the next service station.

Ha! Exactly my thoughts! (former US Navy Aviation Ordnanceman)

I didn't even read the description. NP!

What the hell is ADM?

I believe it also had tinted windows

Okay, you are Ryan Braun and you have to fight this.

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If they start mining the strait, how many mines do you think they will get out before the mine-layers are sunk? My guess is "not many".

The part Iran is forgetting is that the US Navy does not need to be anywhere NEAR the Strait of Hormuz to control it.

I used to off-road a LR Discovery with a 4" lift kit. I never had to worry about replacing parts, because parts on a Land Rover don't break! And your lack of knowledge about the brand is obvious, because there is nothing on a Land Rover that is difficult to replace. They think of everything, to the point that the fuel…