slodddesol
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slodddesol

We discovered a rousing sing along at 6am of here comes the sun off key gets you pancakes from a neighboring camper

Military test pilots for the most part are major dicks

Luckily I consider that my super power being able to do things by reading the instructions, still playing catch up on new tech though

A buddy of mine had a 65 F250 RWD back in the 70s no chains M&S tires in the back, we got about 2/3s of the way about a 10% grade before he caught a small patch of ice,we slid down the hill backwards through the the small town at the base of the hill. I'm still not sure how I lived through my teens

As a boomer and a mopar fan, I find that mildly offensive. I’ll stick with my magnum. My youngest bought a PT Cruiser and if his was any indication of overall dependability , they could be apprehended by 5 year olds on bigwheels

I remember my mother getting stopped by the CHP back in the 60's for doing the speed limit on I80 and getting reamed for not driving safely i.e. >90MPH and should stick to surface streets if she was afraid to drive on the freeway. Oh the good old days

I have a small fortune in specialty tools for computer, tablet and phone repair. Then the bicycle tools and the automotive tools only one is the same for all, my sledgehammer

No  Tardis?

I’ve never been surprised on what the military puts in the sky, My dad spent Monday to Friday at Area 51 while assigned to the 4200 support squadron at Beale in Northern Ca, One day in the 90's he threw me a copy of Popular Science and told me that was his project back in the 60's. So they can keep secrets, The F-117

One small problem, until you change the medical device rules nothing can happen. There is a reason medical devices are 2-3 generations behind the general public and that is all the hoops they have jump through

My dad baby sat a 71 mach one way back in 71 had to be the most uncomfortable car I was ever in, I’m 6'5" and it didn’t fit

Not an electric fuel pump sensor?

I’ve never ran out someplace interesting but I’ve run out of gas in every car I’ve owned as an adult, just to see how much leeway I have when the gauge reads empty> I coasted down a good portion of I 80 with the car in neutral and rolled into a number of gas stations as the engine quits. Not so much anymore since fuel

You’ve obviously met my mother

Not sure of the model their first car was a 51 mercury that was a former moonshine runner in addition my mother used to race Daytona when it was on the beach

Not that I don’t like it, BMWs don’t fit..I have to try on cars,I’m 6'5" and hate driving with my head on my shoulder and my knees on my chest

I was driving an 01 S2000 when I saw the movie.After the heist scenes,I spent a lot of freeway driving looking under semis.There is a bunch of low hanging goodies under the trailer, and when there wasn’t I figured if I sheered off unnecessary items like the windshield and my head nothing important

i had a 78 honda civic with hella 192s an european halogens before they were legal the hella’s were my courtesy lights you didnt turn your hi beams off I melted your paint

I had to wait almost a year to get it read about the magnum version and had my name in at multiple dealers,it’s my daily driver it’s has some mods just enough to get incredulous looks from vette drivers