Yeah I am getting close to the same situation.

I have a 1999 Mercury Cougar, bought it when I was 16, now 22, because it was all I could afford at the time. 2 years of part time minimum wage don't get you very far. When I bought it, it wasn't in the greatest of shape, and since it was cheap and not in good shape anyway…

That is amazingly good to know. I am still waiting till the whether warms up a bit. Just because of my lack of any significant experience with RWD and manuals has me nervous. Plus heck, it lets me save up a little more for more of a downpayment, plus a handful of small mods I plan on making to the car.

Oh I know, I have read up a lot on its winter performance on some different forums. My thing is this is going to be my first manual and first RWD car. I can kind of drive manuals, I have had a few hours in one, but never really extended time in a single car to really learn. Right now I am at the point that if it were…

I am planning on buying a BRZ when the whether warms up and we stop getting snow and ice (since I have only known FWD I don't want to get used to a new car and RWD on ice), and this is the most dreaded part for me. I plan on doing the towhook mount like you, but wish I didn't have to...

Damn you Ohio.

Seconded

Just because someone doesn't have an obvious handicap doesn't mean they don't deserve to park in that spot. My mother has had more than 16 surgeries on her foot, because she was born with a club foot. When she first arrives at the grocery store, you would think she was perfectly fine. By the time she is done shopping…

I had a close friend get killed a few years ago by a drink and high driver. He was a professional roller bladder and we have a memorial skate session at our local skate park, which we got named after him, every year. It's actually become a pretty big deal for our little town, bringing in people from all over the…

The Amish use much more technology than they let on. It varies from church to church what they are 'allowed' to use, but nearly all of them go past what their church allows.

Nearly every church allows for electricity when its used for 'business' use. So nearly every amish family has some sort of 'business' they run out…

I am going to keep this in mind, but how should I approach this? Should I go to the dealership and ask them to giving me their usage scope in writing, or should I give them a written statement of what usage I allow?

Click the download link, not the google play link. It won't be compatible with any of your devices because you don't live in Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam or Zimbabwe.

It's up ok APKmirror: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/facebook-2…

I already don't like it. The interface is amazingly laggy and it takes forever for images to load, even though it is loading significantly smaller images than the full size app.

I've installed Facebook Lite on my Galaxy S4, so far I like it. I'm erased the normal facebook app and I am gonna force myself to use this version for a while to see how I like it in the long run.

Notifications. Not to mention the native app is just much more user friendly from a UI and responsiveness side compared to the website.

Link to purchase those?

haha nice. But almost, Rupert Grint was in one of his music videos.

I never knew these existed, but I need them. That seems like such an amazing system. Now I know what to look for haha.

I prefer thicker ketchups, and theirs is so thin and separates too fast. I prefer heinz over it by a lot and for me its worth the price premium.

In my town our Aldi is right beside our Wal-mart so it actually makes sense to shop between the two since you don't have to run all over town wasting gas. But I actually do the majority of my shopping at aldi and then pick up things that they don't carry (or have poor quality of) from wal-mart.

I worked in the produce industry for 7 years, and I can concur. Anything with the word 'organic' on the box is absolutely not worth the money, and is nothing more than marketing jargon.

It could be that it had evaporation loss even though it is a closed loop. While I personally have never encountered it, there have been pretty widespread reports of this happening. It's definitely rare, but it does happen. Mass manufacturing can never produce 100% perfect results so it could be that a fitting is…