That’s a good blue. That’s a really good blue.

Never trust a half done VATSectomy. There is a vas deferens in results.

I like when the DJ on Timeless announces a skill song. “So, er, I’ve been passed a note to let everyone know that the next piece is a ‘skill song.’ So, ah, there you are. Now Bach.” Like he himself doesn’t know why he and his station was drafted into Horizon bro-music festival duty.

Need more green, orange, teal, etc... And less grey, black, and white vehicles.

Car notorious to be fun is indeed fun, more at 11.

Yeah but...

Elements are fetching stupid resale values these days, much like Subarus... I’d go for a Mazda5. They don’t have the greatest resale value, which is weird because they are fantastic little cars. Side doors are easy sliding which allow easy access to your cargo. And they are surprisingly fun to drive!

I have mental images of this going on in my head:

You’re generalizing there. When I see military-related stickers, I think, “good on them for doing what they did.”

My midlife crisis garage.

Very long term project:

Doing full restorations on these:

I got a couple interesting projects:

2000 Yamaha R1 engine in a square tube frame with front and rear miata sub-frame. welded together the frame in my apartment, had to cut the roll bar to get the car sideways out the front door.

A friend of mine works for an Autozone in Connecticut. He told me this story of a guy who had a blue Evo with gold wheels and though he had a WRX. My friend kept trying to tell him that he actually had a Mitsubishi but he wasn’t having it. When he finally came in the store the manager walked over and gave the guy…

Pfff.. Forget baby boomers. I want this thing for ME. Big useful diesel box with a tall roofline that can haul ALL THE THINGS? I’m in.

Old school Subaru nerd here. Take all the stupid faux rally crap off and you’ve got a super clean, low mileage GL-10 coupe, which are incredibly hard to find anymore. The EA81 engine is an unstoppable workhorse that’ll do 40+ mpg. I would love to get my hands on this thing.

Many will be tempted to get caught up in the critique (pos or neg) of life choices, but really, the underlying message here is how much it uplifts the spirit when people act selflessly towards another. We all need to know someone cares about us in the world.

It eventually started.