My feelings exactly. Nicely put.

And possibly no fuses.

Yeah it’s been handy at times like when I go home sick but the buses aren’t running the full route yet. Beats the hell out of sticking it out at work.

Time and a good track record. I only started taking Lyfts in the past month or two because it feels like it’s had a chance to mature since they were first introduced and I’ve heard nothing but good things.

I’m liking that purple. They need an orange one, though.

Apparently copper is going to be the next styling cue on cars. So far I really like it. Note to the decision makers though: black chrome is always a good choice as well.

I was just leching over one yesterday. That’s a good looking old car.

Wow, you’re not wrong.

Blindfolds might be an improvement.

That’s a damn good point. Also, I feel bad for any kids that end up spending their days back there.

Have you seen what the new Camry is going to look like? Things are getting weird at Toyota

Yeah plenty of cars even have them in the rear these days. Solid isn’t unusual in the rear, but at this point I thought all front discs were ventilated. Though I suppose if any car was going to use solid in the front, it would be this one.

I like my lady. As long as I clean up my messes and make everything right in the end, we’re good. I will hear the Marge Simpson groan of disapproval though.

Sounds like an all-around win to me, assuming she got a new blanket. $400 for a new blanket is nothing compared to getting hail damage fixed.

Now I’ve seen it...still don’t believe it

With a face like that, I would have too.

I’ve literally had people on CL e-mail me just to insult me. Nothing about the price, just insults. CL is a weird place.

A million times this. A comprehensive and well thought out ad filters out a lot of noise. It can be frustrating because you don’t get many responses, but the interest you do get is very genuine.

I think for cars priced >$10k, sites like those are the way to go. Anything under that is best handled by CL.

I could see that, but if the ad is well written and obviously thought out, that should negate that concern, right?