“Our lips are sealed” by the GoGos.

He’s very lucky that we walked away from that crash. Glad he’s okay. That could’ve been a LOT worse catching traffic coming down the straight.

I meant a 2-door hatchback. Also overpriced for what it is, especially compared to the competition. They’re trying to bank on nostalgia.

Let me clarify - I meant a 2 door hatchback. I don’t want a sedan.

Me neither. I was a very happy Integra owner and loved that car. No option for a hatchback with the new model? For that price? Hell no. It’s an Integra only in name, nothing else.

Me too - I was just waiting to hear “Hamilton is faster than you...” or some similar team orders crap. Happy to see him on the podium.

Sadly people acting like this on airplanes isn’t new. This problem has been getting worse over the past 10 years, but only until now have things really gotten out of hand. Covid has only made a bad situation even worse.

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I grow a lot of tomatoes, and they taste a lot better than the ones in the market. Not even close. I have one planter where I let the small baby tomatoes fall into and then they grow into the next generation of tomato plants.

You just need R Lee Ermey to wake you up.

Nope - that’s 20th and Vermont St.

There are some ATC conversations uploaded on YouTube which are hilarious to listen to:

I remember when Honda brought the Civic - it was a small crapwagon but it was cheap, more reliable than many US cars at the time (most were crap then) and eventually won over a lot of market share.

No love for “Memento”?

As a former Sysadmin:
1) Assume that anything you do on your work computer can (or is) monitored
2) As long as you don’t do anything stupid that could compromise the network or system security, we frankly don’t care what you do.
3) Maintain a personal laptop for your personal stuff. Never, EVER leave confidential…

There really is a Ph.D. in wine - it’s called Enology or Viticulture. UC Davis has one of the larger programs in the US, but there are plenty elsewhere:

Totally agree with you there, but it was out of necessity. That stupid Acura dealer went nuts on the oil filter. Why do they always needed to crank it on like it’s going to just fall off was beyond me.

I’ve always used “hand tight + 1/4 turn” when changing the oil filter. For some reason mechanics are either using a torque wrench or something. No reason to be super tight.

I had a very reliable 1999 Acura Integra. Loved that car. After many years of hard driving, the cost for the repairs required (some needed soon, some could come later) would’ve been greater than the value of the car. It was better to trade it in and out the money towards a new car.

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