They were rude to me when I brought in the front seat of my ‘64 Impala. Maybe because it’s a bench seat?

No, the SE has always featured 2GB of RAM, the same as the 6s. It’s really a 6s in an iPhone 5 body - the CPU is the A9 in both; the iPhone 7 has an A10 processor.

If you didn’t cosign and you don’t live in a community property state, then you are off the hook for payback. This has nothing to do with what type of loan you have.

Absolutely. The Imperial system was never used in the US, and hasn’t been used anywhere in a very long time. It’s what the UK used before they became a metric country.

Yep, agreed. I think I’ll listen to “Rhayader Goes to Town”. ;)

It was true in Wisconsin in the 80s, at least if you weren’t a Wisconsin resident. Your choices were to pay the state trooper with a credit card, or have him follow you to the station where they’d give you a receipt for cash. I took what was behind door #1.

I’m not sure about California, but in the state where I live, that’s completely true. The waiver doesn’t mean nothing, but almost so.

A blasting machine, to set of the high explosives I use to explosive-form the cheese, crust and pan in one swell foop!

Really easily tested? Let me guess - you’re not a pharmacologist - right?

There’s a member of my Facebook first-degree connections whom I met on Backpage, in a section recently targeted for social condemnation. And yes, really.

I don’t think my Capri gears had a plastic piece in the middle, but yeah, very similar.

The teeth were, but it probably had a steel center. That’s the way my timing gears were in my ‘77 Capri II (a German one, not a Mercury).

Your understanding of chain stretch is spot-on. Wear of the chain itself (plus what it’s attached to) make the chain loosen with time - it doesn’t really get longer.

Only the one in Texas. Frisco, TX.

These are very common in the Middle East, where they don’t want to pay for your air conditioning when you’re not there. I take an envelope, fold it several times, and stick it in the slot. So far, this has worked 100% of the time.

Why stop there? Put in a gramophone instear. Wax cylinders - yeah, bayBEE!

Impressive. Denali requires a rare clear day there; I’ve missed it due to clouds several times.

Cassette player? No, for old-school, you need an eight-track. ;)

Kind of. I think technically they changed time zones, but yeah - same effect.

Sounds like you want to do away with time changes, not DST.