kevin-yurkiw
Kevin
kevin-yurkiw

I still think this photo of my wife working on a Briggs lawnmower engine is cooler. Sure, two kids, my love for cooking awesome food (greasy, fatty goodness), and a realistic look on life mean she won’t be a Victoria Secret model...but this is sexy as all hell to me. It is real...and she loves working on this kind of

I can weld. I am no master, but I can run any stick, mig, tig, whatever mechine. Thing is, steel is the easiest to weld. I can grab a budget welding rig for less than 400 dollars and do just about anything...even if it takes a few days of practice before I do the actual weld. Now if I wanted to put tube fenders on my

I named my son Jensen.

Went to school with her. That day was one of the only days I did t regret having a Facebook account. Seeing everyone talk, laugh, and discuss the situation was pure gold.

Aliquippa is only a few miles north of Pittsburgh. Pretty shitty area. Not quite what anyone would consider between Philly and Pittsburgh. It is part of the greater Pittsburgh metro area.

I have a Honda Odyssey (spare me the BS. I'm poor, I have 2 kids, and my wife has demands). Aside from having a 10" longer wheelbase, gobs more power, and a 300 or so extra pounds heavier, they are about the same size. If I can park my minivan, this thing should be a cakewalk to maneuver. I think people would be a bit

I gave up. Xbawx aint for us yinzers. Microsoft jagoffs.

There are many puns to be made about the video from an entertainment view and most of you have made all of the appropriate posts in response. You all have even gone as far as to address the facial impact and the physics thereof. I understand and agree with all of you...but OMGWTF HIGH SPEED GENITAL IMPACT!

My grandfather use to wax poetic about his glory years in the 70s. The Greatful Dead house in SF and Porsche engined VWs he built blowing the doors off of Corvettes.

Come out to western PA and visit Yankee Lake. This seems ordinary to me because of that place.

No. He is older than me by 5 months and 11 days.

A friend had a 1989 Cherokee. 5 speed, 4.0L, 4x4. I had driven it a couple times, understanding the basic concept but the application of the knowledge was a bit...well...frustrating. He left for vacation with his parents and left me the keys. I drove it every day. Hell, the bolts holding the metal straps which secured

Thanks.

I get the part about the solar cells powering cooling devices...but that just makes it sound as if there was no way to get the 12v power before the advent of solar panel use. If that was the case, we wouldn't have had the issue cooling. It would have been about where the power comes from. I was more or less asking if

I thought those cooling suits and shirts were common? Are they not as popular as I was led to believe?

A big trend in custom classics is to modernize classics with modern drivelines and accessories. More power, more comfort, better handling, and better ride. We can take a classic Camaro, update the interior to near or better than its modern equivalent, update the motor for loads more power while giving it 20mpg or

I felt bad for for just that reason. I was haunched over, in agony, trying to shift as little as possible in my little naturally aspirated shitbox, while driving through the hills. I can't imagine what he felt on his trip back to the start.

I argue that, while less fun than the R8 V10 Plus, it will be a ton more fun than an A8 TDI.

The officer was really the only person I saw on the roads at that hour...and he was driving an unmarked Ford Escape (yes...an Escape). At around 3am, 60 or so miles north of Pittsburgh, PA, near the Ohio border, things are kinda quiet around here. I was a bigger danger to myself and cows than any sleeping humans.

One day, while at work, my appendix decided it wasn't going to like me any more. For a few days prior, I had a sore gut which I thought was just another odd stomach ache/poop in the making. Nope...nope nope nope nope.