Disagree with you with which should be #1 in New York. It should be Wegman’s. Store has a cult-like loyalty. I’ve heard of Rochesterian ex-patriots driving up to 2 hours to get to 1.

YES, but only if it marks the end of a sentence. Periods are used for other purposes, such as signifying an abbreviation. Double spacing after the end of a sentence thus potentially clears up ambiguity.

The problem with inverting backpacks is that they will fray when you put them in a wash. At best, you will have many vinyl threads hanging off. At worst, it will rip the bag to shreds.

A friend who services & repairs appliances is similarly surprised that most people don’t do this simple thing.  It seems common sense to me too to clean the lint out.

I’ll probably say it again & again: the problem with this country (& doubtless many others) & its ass-backwards shift to the right is old money. These old farts spend their whole lives amassing money & political power. They keep on living as if the world hasn’t changed since their childhoods & expect others to see the…

Yup, the US is so fucking litigious. If there’s money potentially to be made in a lawsuit, chances are that the lawsuit will go thru. Even if the lawsuit is without merit & totally unwinnable, it’s a long hassle for everyone involved.

3th Gear:

If the manual transmission doesn’t deter theft, then nothing will.

This would have the capacity to carry enough batteries to give it a usable range.

Interesting conversation piece. Years later, Ford came out with a well windowed version called the Expedition. This should’ve been sold since the Suburban was sold. It was the only 1 of its kind & without competition for decades.

I was sure that Dinan products were the bee’s knees. Apparently they are some notches above parts from a traditional catalog from the Jay Sea, or a store with pep, but not very many notches.

Mentioning the power windows is important since they wear out in Bimmers.  But what about the turn signals?

A at least 5 year old Bimmer or Merc.  Good luck getting (or affording) parts & service.

& a plastic surgeon.

Great! I’ll meet you at the closest IHOP. I’ll use my turn signals the whole way there too.

I’m generally there.  I’m generally not a fan of the angular, wedgy 1980s styling.  But I’m open to a ZR1 or other C4 with a sensible engine swap.

C4: the red head stepchild of corvettes.

My rule of thumb is never pay over 10000 bucks for a C4, unless it’s a ZR1.

That’s 1 way to be an asshole.  When it comes to Bimmers, most people just don’t use their turn signals.

I’d rather have a lifetime supply of something that would make me want to eat a lifetime supply of Scooby Snacks.