My ‘22 Telluride does this. 

There’s something about the class of people you meet while camping. At least it was like that decades ago. People are outside usually, around a fire eating, making smores, and sometimes even conversing with absolute strangers. Very rarely do you see that in a hotel. There are places that you can only see or experience…

There is nothing special about this car. Bumper fill fell off or disintegrated, noticeable dent, maybe 2500/3000. ND

(Pontiac had the hidden door handles long before Tesla.)

Even though a trail 50 would bring back memories (first bike) that’s just way too much. I know for a fact these have a failure point of the fuel line. Mine caught fire while riding it. Literally burning my biscuits. Dad sold the charred remains for $25 back in the late 1980's.

This will be a long ugly fight. This judge & officer against a man and a lawyer. It needs to be moved to a different state, or at least a non-neighboring county. Yes, you can call or curse at anyone, but you also need to be willing to accept the consequences. Just a snowflake being a whiner, and the judge is allowing…

this one is just on a power trip. And the judge is going along with it. 

LOL. this is hilarious. “Any unwanted touching is an assault” - wait until he gets into jail. He’s gonna be touched all over. 

The one that kicked my, and BIL’s ass was not a car, but a John Deere 1443 diesel tractor. (Front mount golf-course style mower) Run all day, then die like there was no fuel. Crank the engine, back running. Sometimes for only a few seconds, other times another 30 minutes. We replaced fuel filters, the fuel rail, gas…

Don’t forget about the assholes that would rent the GT-350H and swap engines out. Might be a bit harder to do this, and no added benefit. 

I got my fingers caught in so many car doors that eventually I would just yell for mom that I did it again. Small fingers, large gaps, no big deal. Now that hinge on a metal large man door at school did some damage...

There was a bridge built in my area across the Mississippi river that was $1.2B two years ago. The Baltimore bridge seems much longer so $1.9B seems to be a cheap bridge. I-74 Bridge - Wikipedia

Too bad they didn’t give you a diesel. MPG is much, much better. 

On trips with my FIL to car shows, from car shows, or to get car parts, it never failed that he would fall asleep. I always thought it was just because he could fall asleep mid-sentence. But I also found it funny he would wake up out of a dead sleep, ask if I was doing OK, then right back out. 

I’ve ridden next to a lot of sport bikes where the Harley guys look at them and say “that’s a loud bike.” One was a Honda SuperHawk (V-Twin) with a set of Two Brothers, the other being a Kawasaki ZX10 with a heat deflector.

Oldsmobile racing days were, like the other manufacturers, cheats. Family has the “Go Shop Flat Top” driven by John Troxill in the early 70's from Oldsmobile. It is a cutlass wagon that typically ran O/A and had everything from an Olds 350 to the 455. From the factory it came with functional hood scoops, 10 bolt main,…

no amount of loyalty to a company is going to be met with any amount of loyalty to you

It’s a Ducati. Everything for that bike is expensive. And probably hard to find for a 23 year old bike. 

If you’re talking HP rock solid printers, go back to the HP4. Those things never stopped unless the rollers went bad. 1m+ pages and the only reason we got rid of them was because of the toner got too expensive. 

Parallel parking. Check tires, oil, how to change a tire. I would also say how to drive a manual, but those are just about gone.