This whole article and you can’t bother to list a single example of a valuable $2 bill?

Newsflash - if your $2 bill is from 1976 and NEWER - It’s worth $2. MAYBE you can convince some sucker to pay more for a CRISP 1976 $2 bill, or if it has a unique serial # (binary, trinary, birthdate) they are worth more but that…

I was in a salvage yard in central Delaware looking for a radiator for my ‘82 Fox-body Mercury Capri.

When I was in my early 20s living in Reno, I went on a big grocery shopping trip with my roommate in my 1983 280ZX turbo. We unloaded all the groceries and went about our happy food-having lives. It was late winter and temps were consistently below 30 degrees F. When it suddenly became spring and temps shot up to the…

Didn’t proposing that hypothesis get you banned on Twitter once upon a time?

My selfie. #4 in a 4 ship formation (you can see the others in my visor)

It’s not annoying, it’s incredibly useful much of the time. Especially if you have to parallel park frequently. But at times you don’t want it, so they provide the choice. It irritates the crap out of me that my Volvo V70 DIDN’T have that ability. Guess the author didn’t read the comments, where several of us pointed…

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude.

Not gonna lie, I am diggin’ on that Ford Everest.

“if you put a new steering wheel on a car that had an airbag there, I’m going to assume you were in an accident”.

From that price tag, I though you were going to show us a 50k original mile Prelude and then we’re argue whether the lowering and the exhaust or whatever would be annoying to change.

You could also just make sure your sink doesn’t leak and that it isn’t gross under there. My drawers under the sink are no different at all than the drawers in the cabinets next to the sink on either side.

BMWs of that vintage are equipped with a clutch delay valve. Basically, it’s a restriction in the hydraulics that won’t allow you to dump the clutch. Unfortunately it makes the ability to smoothly control the clutch engagement nigh impossible. Find this inline valve, drill it out, and reinstall. Voilá, shifting…

15 months of collecting a paycheck to sit at home while the DA’s office tries to figure out whether they can bury it, or if the Officers’ Association is willing to cut this asshole loose.

Not much anymore, but back in 2018, I did have a lot of people legitimately ask me where the gas goes. And had a hard time understanding that there was no gas involved

I would argue the reason they kept it around as long as they did was mostly based on corporate pressure, not for consumer/home use. There are/were, many many many proprietary web built applications that would ONLY run on IE, and as is usually the case, completely re-architecting applications that, if they go down,…

The thing I hate about my Tesla Model 3 is the way the misinformed public acts around it. If I had a quarter for every time someone approached me to ask “how many hours does it takes to charge?”, or that “all electricity is provided by coal which is worse for the environment than gasoline”, or “do you sleep while…

Re: German cup holders. No, they don’t believe you should be drinking while you’re cruising down the autobahn at over 100 mph. Most BMW cupholders are easy to break, especially if they are of the pop-out variety.

Add a supercharger. It’ll be a Leaf blower.

The biggest problem with Crystal Skull was the alien bullshit at the end. I loved the rest of it. I can believe a ghost filled chest, a man who can rip your heart out, and the cup of Jesus...but alien spacecraft? Nah.

Don’t insult my favorite stoner food!