You can’t tell me that is not a minivan that they left the sliding doors off of.

I found that cutting out a piece of cardboard to cover all unnecessary exposed wires after removing the breaker box cover to be the most helpful tip.

No way I’m watching RNC convention but I would for that.

Wow. ..

Good Grief!!

You can read their own literature. Reflectix says the R-value is based on an air gap. Without it, R-value is 1.1. So yeah, use just about any other kind of insulation.

I’m going to guess Andrew will not want to hear any more of your excellent repair stories that worked out great!

They’re idiots anyway. This whole era has really driven home for me the point that the average person is stupid and many people are worse than that.

Innocent monitor minding his own business: “Wha?! What’d I do?!”

oh, so you’re the one responsible for getting the country into this mess? If you’d only have kept your mouth shut, he might’ve felt better about himself without feeling a need to run for president!

I saw someone spell it “walla” on a forum. I would have shot him if I could.

Isn’t that Turk? From Scrubs?

He’s the only one who says there was no magazine in it. I can’t tell that from the video. I can see him eject the chambered cartridge. The fact the gun returned to battery instead of the slide locking means he still had a loaded magazine in it. Which explains why it fired.

I agree. Just saying that if all you’re doing is towing a track car, Transit towing capacity may be enough.

It depends on what you consider “low tow ratings”. I have the fuel economy rear diff gearing so my Transit tow rating is around 5300lbs (or so?). But that’s enough to tow a car to a track. You get more if you pick the 4.11 gear rear diff - up to 7500 lbs.

NBD. This is my tow rig ;)

oh yeah, they do:

That topic is not as clear cut as the USPSTF makes it seem like. Their conclusions aren’t as supported by published evidence as they make it sound. They don’t mention large Swedish and Netherland trials for example. Their process had additional structural problems as well. And the USPSTF does recommend screening…

Nope. It’s “proprietary” hospital information. The hospital-insurer price negotiations are “confidential”.

Brings to mind John Berkey: