It’s cold patch, under ideal conditions it only lasts a couple of days. Once it gets wet it’s done.

All it does is wash away the dirty past that people seem insistent on never actually talking about. Instead of actually having a discussion about how someone’s decisions and actions from almost a century ago are no longer valid, it’s become stylish to simply erase them from existence.

Nothing worse than someone pushing 100 decibels at residential speeds.

I once had a parts guy try to sell me a Cardone rebuilt brake caliper. Considering the failure rate of their remanned power steering racks, I sure as hell don’t trust them to rebuild brake calipers.

The parts department, where dreams go to die.

According to IMDB, she was on Teen Wolf (2011-2017).

I’m not sure if it was here or somewhere else, but someone commented to the effect of “meh, only 400 horsepower”. I wasn’t sure if they were serious or trolling so I let it be.

If there were certifications available and they didn’t have them, that’s on the department.

If it’s permanent, it would have to be on some sort of a footing and a permit would have to be taken out.

What do you think most firefighters do all day? There don’t spend their entire shift(s) fighting fires, part of that time is supposed to be dedicated to training. So they don’t hurt themselves when they have to do an extraction and they generally know what to do.

If it’s portable, you have to take it down at some point during the year. Otherwise it’s a permanent structure.

Bingo. Bologna skins would ruin some of the “luxury” ride and feel.

Last place I was at had a Linde (German) with a VW 1.9 TDI motor.

We have a new Linde forklift at work. A regular ~5000lb electric one, it’s limited to 13kph, which is a hair over 8 freedom units.

The fire department won’t care about “properly” opening the hood, they’ll just grab an axe or one of their halligans and rip the hood off.

If you don’t have an ideal build, it can be near impossible to find a properly fitting Men’s dress shirt. Unless you get it tailored. The guy probably has long gangly arms and fitted the shirt according to that. Meaning everything else was way to big for him.

Around the same time they attempted to branch off SRT as a brand also. That was short lived though.

In that case, if they didn’t carry water, they could carry more cargo and people.

Let’s see what words of wisdom one of the HuffPo’s editors had for us around New Years;

Probably.