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John Hascall
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I suppose if you lived at the top of a hill it would be slightly possible.

There are also certainly malfunction scenarios where an ICE vehicle can not count on engine braking.

Im my field, (engineering), it is axiomatic that you can not improve what you do not measure. Since Fair Isaac is (understandably) not completely transparent about the formula behind the FICO score, you need that measurement to see the effect of the changes you make (yes, there are “rules of thumb”). If, for example,

The big issue to me is that “they” are finding was to incorporate your credit score into more and more of your life -- like will this company hire you, will this insurance company insure you (and at what price), will this doctor accept you as a patient, etc, etc, etc.   

Surely they would get a better price if they had the sense to have it painted in the Stripes paint scheme.  CP.

Is that a chrome rain guard on the top of the window?

Your bank (or better yet Credit Union) will be happy to setup an automatic payment based on less years amortization than the actual loan term. For example, we got a 15 year mortgage but had them compute the payment as if it was a “10 year” mortgage (which was a product they didn’t offer). [We did this so we would be

Seems like this is pretty much ALL of rural America.

Took me a while to puzzle out, so, for the benefit of future readers:

OMG, that must explain the morons I see stopping 30 or 40' feet from the intersection.

The problem with rubber is that after a while it cracks.

It’s been ~40 years since I was a HS wrestler, but yes, there was a hair length rule.  And if you didn’t meet it, out came the scissors.

It’s really awkward looking. It’s pretty good looking up to the B-pillar and then it’s just awful. That too big space between the doors and the rear wheels, the overly wide B-pillar, and that giant flat slab of a rear end. Ugh.

Yup, ‘89 ISUZU PUP, just ticked past 50,000 (bought new by my father)

There not a car in the world I’d like driving more than that Mustang — as long as somebody else was picking up the tire bill.

My F-150 has the rear seat “power point” as well. No lighter, but anyone who has kids with electronic gadgets can see the value in it.

Everything about that except the ass-end is awesome.

No way, we need multi-angle slo-mo instant replace of his wang whacking!

This post is useless without pics (videos). ;)

This is moronic beyond belief. To be effective with a firearm in an active shooter situation requires constant intense training.  Teachers do not have that kind of extra time.  Are the teachers also going to wear full coverage ballistic armor while they teach too?  That ought to be fun.