I’ve never had such issues with any of my cats for many decades. No furniture or other such damage. We used to free feed them (dry food) so it made the process much easier. But, I agree that dry food is not very good, so we’re switched now. And, I agree with your statement that they shouldn’t be left alone that long -…

Time to find a new shop, or install it yourself. My wife’s previous car had a remote starter installed when we bought it, used. It worked great. It required a specific set of steps to “arm”, but it prevented the car from starting in-gear. (Basically, the car is left running, you close the door, and then the…

Anyone come up with a WET cat food feeder? We’ve taken our cats off dry food, and they are now far healthier for it... but wet-food feeding is not easily automated, so we can’t even do overnight trips, much less anything longer (without having a person show up 2x a day).

Anyone come up with a WET cat food feeder? We’ve taken our cats off dry food, and they are now far healthier for it... but wet-food feeding is not easily automated, so we can’t even do overnight trips, much less anything longer (without having a person show up 2x a day).

Not all of it. Ever heard of the Berkshires or the White Mountains? It’s not the Rockies, but it’s not flat either.

That’s why I said “most”. Maybe you really do need it, I don’t know.

They all claim to have “fixed” it, but it simply isn’t true. The problem is, most of these systems are open-diff and they use the brakes to simulate AWD behavior. This is just an awful way to do things, and represents a “fake” AWD system. It can be “forced” to work, but it’s pretty pointless. Just stick to FWD and get…

The problem is that it’s probably too late now. The “mainstream media” is now already struggling, so they need money. If they ask for money, a reasonable person wouldn’t give them any for the crappy job they are doing today. What we’re being asked to do is just give them money, with the “hopes” that they’ll do a…

Driving school, for sure. Not the “driver education” schools, but the actual driving schools (ala “skid school” that is geared for teens and new drivers). I took such a class (without the skid part) before getting my license. They took us through cone courses, weaves, emergency manouvering, braking, accelerating, etc.…

#notallcops

Verizon’s MM release for the Droid Turbo (6.0.1) that just released this week. In addition, I checked my wife’s VZ Droid Turbo running LP (5.1 - because we just haven’t updated it yet) and it has this feature, too.

Maybe you’re just lucky: http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/Honda_Pilot/2015/Reliability/ ranks it #36 in reliability for large SUVs over $25k., beaten by cars including Ford, Chevy, Buick, Hyundai, etc.

Recent versions of Android have it in the settings/battery display. It shows the usage until now, plus an “approx” time that it will last for from now. My Motorola Droid Turbo shows me 13 hours right now...

I didn’t drive 140 in Germany... because the rental I had couldn’t go any faster than about 220kph (136mph). But, I’ve been faster in other cars in other places :)

I had one as well... was my first self-bought car. Wonderful vehicle and far more unique than the Ford Probe it sistered-with. Took mine to the drag strip a few times as well - the V6-manual surprised a lot of people, particularly the Integra and Civic crowd. My favorite were the idiots with ground-effects and…

My only issue with the user reviews there is that users are not always the best informed. For example, most Camry drivers (just to use the example from above) will likely know very little about performance tires and what to look for there. They’ll likely say they “perform great” when they are actually awful. I’ve seen…

Nice idea, but after all that they couldn’t add a switch to show whether the seat is up/down by color? I’m not a girl, but it seems like a perfectly missed opportunity.

Nice idea, but after all that they couldn’t add a switch to show whether the seat is up/down by color? I’m not a…

Agreed... his comment is totally ironic... or moronic. No argument there!

I’ve lived in the northeast (mostly New England - MA, NY, and now CT) for decades and never seen the rain-hazards you describe. Heck, I often see people NOT using their headlights (as required by law in these states)... so I can’t imagine they have the presence of mind to use hazards.

These are the same people who believe the insurance commercials that give “accident forgiveness” or “newer car replacement”... the money simply comes from everyone’s slightly-higher premium.