I lived in Soho for about 2 months. Drove from LA to NYC with my ISF. The closest lot with a reasonable rate was $400 Cash a month. It was a half mile from my apt. Then, if I wanted to go anywhere, I’d have to plan for parking at the destination. Hell, my second day in NYC I decided to drive to Central Park and paid…

1980-something. I was about 5 years old. At the time, we had a 1974 Mercury Capri just sitting in the garage. Some kind of engine issues. My dad had been rebuilding the engine off and on for a few years.

I drive under this overpass once a week. Looks closer to 60-80 ft up at it’s peak. Some kid went over late last year and died.

Jesus Christ. We roadtrip with 4 cats and they’re easy compared to what I’m reading here.

that’s a fact. He also punched a door when his senior critique didn’t go well. Also drank ranch dressing when dared to.

Had a friend in college who was a goddamn maniac on the road. We lived in the same apartment and would carpool together. This guy was super aggressive on the road all the time. Intentional merge preventer. Intentionally throwing trash out the window. I’d joke about it but he never took it to heart. Until one night, we…

I can’t speak for all the other nuts. But unlike all the other hearsay online, I can be referenced and contacted at info@jchattdesign.com

Sorry to disappoint, this is a true story. The “friend” is very much a gun enthusiast and very quick witted. He once offered to drive his truck through a dealership window when the salesman “couldn’t find the keys to his trade-in”.

I think you missed the point on what I’m saying. Especially if said friend made a threat he’d never act on - Like your pepperspray to the face, for instance.

A good friend of mine told me a funny story about an associate that was bragging over dinner how prepared he was for catastrophe. Food, water, fuel - the works. A real a-hole with money type.

That’s sounds right to me! It’s one of the most user-friendly generation of cars to work on in my opinion. Most everything to maintain it can be accessed with a 10mm or 12mm wrench. Although the plugs are more cumbersome to access than a 4cyl Honda - it never was a big deal.

That’s how I did it when I wrenched on all 2002-2007 WRX/STi/RS. In fact, you can remove the entire thing, rest it on it’s side with the hose nipple facing up and it wouldn’t drip.

Unlike most cats, our Ziggy loves to hit the road. Here’s a few from the Tundra and FZJ80

I, for the most part, let em and en dashes slide. But the proper use of a curly quote mark vs a straight inch mark bugs the hell out of me. Especially when it’s incorrect on every crappy “quote meme” that gets posted to Facebook.

Sadly, yes.

I live near Big Bear and had to commute to Anaheim and I agree -this one wasn’t bad. Not the way the forecasters claimed it was “possibly the worst in 10 years”. The storm in January was way worse in my area (pictured).

I got through TSA with one of these in my carryon. 4.5" blade, locking.

You know you’ve made it when a shot you’ve taken is a meme.

I fear this is where we’re headed even with technology.

Got my clean, triple locked 96 with 187k miles for $3500 back in 2011.