You should believe Ahildy9...that's exactly what a star is. 

I have 4 or 5 different lengths of pipe for this purpose. I simply heated the ends and shaped them like an oval to fit over the wrench. They work great when you can’t get a breaker bar in.

Would FCA allow you to place an “almost” Jeep image on anything? Of course not, so a vehicle in that same image is sure to bring scrutiny. Try selling anything electronic with the logo of an apple with the bite moved. You'll be seeing someone at your door quickly, and he ain't bringing pizza. 

These things are 16k new and competes with exactly zero Jeep offerings. This is purely an intellectual property dispute and has nothing to do with it being a competitor to any Jeep. I think you’d run into a Jeep lawyer if you tried to sell a plastic model that was as similar to a Jeep as the original Roxer is, so I…

I wouldn’t automatically assume it has rust issues. However, it’s an ND because of the price. See how clean the rear section of the quarter panels look? There isn’t any outward sign that this thing sat in the weather of MA for 25 years, and even if ALL the miles were driven in salty conditions it still looks pretty…

TThe car is garbage, but to be fair this car hasn't actually been on the road. It only has 13,000 miles on it. I wouldn't be too worried about rust if I had to drive this pile.

That saddle looks like it will become part of your colon. Enjoy.

If your Saab was in a Francis Ford Coppola movie or was worth 100k I’m fairly certain it would have been allowed to be listed.

Maybe it took 26 years for someone to ask the team lead how it should be pronounced. When it first appeared it was JIF to the “nerds and geeks of the day.” We said JIF, until everyone had a computer in their house. Then it became GIF. I was a field engineer for IBM at the time and we assumed JIF because it was word we…

Not so fast. I am a winner. In addition to Dictionary.com, Steve Wilhite, who invented it, agrees with me, and I’ll go with him. You can use yours and continue to be wrong, but that's up to you. If you named your kid Sjnautdv and said it is pronounced “Sam” then I would call him or her “Sam.” (mic drop, right there,…

Miracle comes from the Latin word meaning “wonder.” It has become associated with religion because it fit their need for a word, not the other way around. So if you attach a religious meaning to it then it’s on you. I didn’t assume you’re an atheist, I assumed you don’t believe in divine intervention, because you…

You’re sorry. Great. Well we don’t want to have a word make anyone uncomfortable, do we. Miracle is now going to banned. Street names need to be changed. The overuse of OMG must render you catatonic. So let me get this straight - you don’t believe there is any sort of divine intervention yet you attach divine…

It’s a pet peeve of mine when people focus only on the first and most commonly used definition of a word. Try the second definition, brought to you by Merriam Webster:

Those same engineers should get crackin’ on the barrier. Seems a LOT simpler too. Also, we could just not quibble about a word.

Elizabeth, in the context above it should be “...my husband and me,” not “...my husband and I.” Sorry, it matters to me. ;)

You may say it any way you like. But only one way is correct. You can also say that 2+2=5. Doesn't make you right. 

I worked for one of the big wholesale auctions for over 10 years in management. I happened to be visiting the GM at a Nissan store here in Phoenix one Friday evening about 6:30, for business then a few beers and a baseball game at a local pub. I was at the front desk waiting for the reception person to come back with…

I’ll let Steve Wilhite fight you. He said it is pronounced “jif.” I will defer to Steve on this, since HE INVENTED THE GIF. He let you guys get away with it for 25 years, until about 7 years ago when he clarified it for all, even you. Say like it’s peanut butter. 

I'd ike to think it won’t switch while the vehicle is moving regardless of the reason..

Do some research into the reasons why virtually no good driver uses both feet in an automatic. Then stop doing it. Have you ever been behind a car that was accelerating AND had the brakes lights on? It’s incredibly dangerous to be confusing other drivers for no reason.