If you’re overlanding it could be an issue. But if you 4-wheel a lot, think about how much actual distance you’ve covered vs how much gas you use. In other words, most of the gas wasted is on idle, stop/start, 4-low, etc. This would be much more efficient. However my concern is river crossings.

For the extra costs in owning a truck, it would be cheaper to rent one when actually needed.

OMG the “Elsya” nightmares.

I feel bad for your generation. Scouts was one of the best times of my life. Of course that was Scouts Canada, not sure about the US.

“Except you’re completely wrong and you’re playing devil’s advocate for an abhorrent policy.”

My best friend is trans. The topic of suicide is constantly on the table in her community, in and out of treatment, so i’m glad in your circle or your own personal path, that this isn’t the case, but that does not mean you are a general template. Of course we need to deal with suicide rate among veterans too! This…

Definitely! (i’m in Canada myself) But our (Canada’s), as well as other countries ability to handle transgender and civil rights issues in general outside the military are (relatively) in a better position. Hopefully this will change soon in the US, and they can learn from other countries, but they are usually pretty…

Exactly my thought. Which is why changing oil early (relatively) and often is usually recommend. Most likely generic advice considering what type of oil is usually unknown. When going for longer intervals, i’m sure synthetics have their advantage, in which there’s not enough data here for.

As a general rule, I would say no. I’ve seen a lot of cases where they can spend time together (even in my own case), but it’s more an exception rather than the rule, and you REALLY need to understand where the relationship lies (not just with the adults, but the children too). They need to be in a place where they…

If you look at it strictly as a civil rights issue, it’s an easy statement to make. But that’s not the case. Gender Dysphoria is not a sexual preference, but an actual medical issue (just as other medical issues can bar entrance to the military). It’s not just a “cost” thing, but there are other things to consider…

THEN WHY IS THE COMMENT SECTION OPEN?

Had them a couple years ago. They aight:

Not sure how accurate this simulator is. For the amount of times the single Jedi got sliced by swords in the first example, I’m not sure many small countries could even take that much damage.

Also, eating at your desk makes disgusting food growth between your keyboard buttons. If I have to use someone’s keyboard to fix their computer and encounter such a science experiment, I pull out the cleaning wipes for them to use on it first. Please think of the IT people.

I completely agree. There’s also not enough data here. The numbers say their combined income is roughly 75k (unless they don’t work full time? But then get a second job?) a year which is more than enough to live there frugally, even with high rent. Do they have cars? How do they commute? Do they have daycare? If…

There is a very thin film between the egg and the shell. If you pull of the shell without tearing the film, it’s too dry and the egg peels in messy chunks. If you can manage to pick off the thin film without damaging the egg itself, it becomes wet and slippery and the shell comes off very easy. Also, don’t overcook…

I think the point is it requires very large amounts of electricity to produce hydrogen, resulting in a much larger energy negative when it gets to the pump. So if you’re using fossil fuels to charge vs electrolysis, then charging batteries is the lesser of 2 evils.

Logic: Being mad at a cyclist for almost trying to kill themselves, so you’re happy when people avoid killing them and get out of their vehicles and try to kill them.

I just laughed at mass murder. I’m going to hell.