Definitely cameras. And a very detailed, photographed tool inventory.

Or how do you make sure that some random wrencher isn’t making off with your sockets or other tools after their project is done, cancelling the card they used for the transaction, and disappearing into the ether?

LOL- it does seem that way at times, but honestly being in a tribe of like minded men has really helped me out in a lot of areas. Jim Rohn once said that you’re the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with, and I definitely upped my average by starting to be around these guys.

I totally agree! Don’t get me wrong, I do a variety of exercises and rest on the weekends. I just do the monthly test to see where I’m at. Rest is my friend, friend. :)

Thanks! You know what really did it for me? 2 things:
1. I’m part of an awesome tribe of men called the Dad Edge Alliance. We push each other, encourage each other, and support each other to be better men, husbands, and fathers every day. They really keep me on task with my fitness (among other things!).
2. I do a…

I started the 8 Weeks to SEALfit program, so I basically did pull ups every day the past week. :D I used to not be able to do even one in the summer, but I’ve now worked up to doing 30 full pull ups and 15 Aussie style ones within a 20 minute circuit workout. HOOYAH!

Spark plugs are easy to change unless you have a Subaru.... one of my few gripes about my Legacy GT. Holy crap that spark plug on the driver’s side rear is hard to change!

When I get home and my 4 year old son and 1.5 year old daughter mob me with hugs, we do talk about their day, but focus on what was fun, what they’re grateful for, and if they learned anything new. It’s the best part of my day getting to see their smiling faces yell…

The truth is out there!

/s/ I think any 22 year old who buys a car over 500 hp should immediately be sentenced to jail for stupidity, and so should the person who sold it to them. Who else is with me? /s/

Wait.... you can get one of these in the US? Why have I never known this before??? Thank you good sir.

The real question is... how long was that bean in there before that laugh removed it??

Anyone else reeeeeeeally loathe car dealers that write their ads in all caps?

I think there’s a great number of Jalopnik articles in your future, good sir (or madam). :) Very insightful!

Or perhaps more GM owners take the time to fill out the surveys than owners of Mercedes, Audi, etc. cars who thing they’re just a waste of time....

Legacy wagon owner here too. One of the happiest days of my life was purchasing my War Wagon (GT with a 5-speed! :D :D :D :D)!

THIS. SO. MUCH. THIS. Look, if you want the road to be called the damn Dan Ryan... PUT IT ON THE BLOODY SIGN YOU MORONS! Thank you for indulging my rant. :)

Let me know how the moisturizer works, you may be an automotive refinishing genius! :)

Definitely could be the dark paint color, hood geometry, and car velocity (*cough* *cough*) combo. ;) Fine scratches show up a LOT on dark colors. Those scratches are in your clear coat, and show up as white marks which is the highest contrast you can get. So you notice them more. If they bug you, check out AmmoNYC’s…

As with many things in life, YMMV. :) All automotive paint will get chips and tiny scratches if you drive through gravely areas, or live near the ocean where people’s tires will throw grit and sand all over your car on the highway. What model and year of Subaru do you drive? I’ve got a trusty old 2005 Legacy GT wagon…