I still don’t care. Why would I pay money for a new TV when I can see perfectly fine on my 1985 Mitsubishi TV. As long as I can see the picture and hear the sound it's fine. I only watch anything maybe once a month and it's usually the weather channel for about 15 minutes before going back to something more…

I have been borrowing a BMW 335D for the last few months while I finish fixing my car, and I have to say, you are absolutely wrong. I consistently get 45-50 MPG highway, even with all the stock emissions hardware installed. On biodiesel, I’ve seen 55 miles per gallon. Refilling the DEF costs about 7 dollars and only…

There are more ways to get better brake performance than just increasing the diameter of the rotor. That's the lazy way of doing it. All you're doing is upsizing the rotor to get a bigger pad onto it. Alternatively, you could just run two calipers, or one large caliper that goes more of the way around the rotor. An…

Average age of my fleet is 41 years. Anything post-1995 counts as a late model in my book. I drive between 50-75k miles per year. An EFI/electronic ignition vehicle is a big no-no for me. For a daily driver, I am very fond of the 70s-mid 80s Japanese made mini trucks. I swap the engine for a 90s-2000s 4 cylinder that…

I wonder if there’s any Tradesman single cabs left... That would have been my choice. Single cab, diesel engine, manual transmission, vinyl seats and floor mats, and not a touch screen in sight. I’ve always loved the interior of the U-Haul trucks. That combined with the ability to put in whatever engine I please…

Actually, they tend to do quite fine with a turbo, even up to relatively high levels of boost. The ring gaps are enormous, the rings themselves are quite thick, and the oiling system is full pressure lubrication. As long as the oil is thick enough, they don't seem to have any major lifespan reduction.

Yeah, apparently someone got the bright idea that if you fill the tires with flex seal, you never have to fill them with air again. One of the tire shops has seen at least 10 this year. Some of them they put the TPS's in a basketball sealed with a tire patch.

Around here the tire shops have been having huge issues with tires that were filled with flex seal or another rubber cement. This looks like it will be a huge improvement for those people and less work for tire shops. Unfortunately they will most likely only come in huge wheel diameters of at least 16 inches, the…

So in that case, the modern equivalent would be either a car built up as a project by the owner or something like a Koenigsegg or other ultra low production high performance car.

I just have an antenna. Gets me the news and that’s fine, because I barely watch TV. Whenever I would have time to watch TV, there’s nearly always something else I would rather do, so the most amount of time I spend watching TV is maybe 10 minutes at a time, for which an antenna, digital converter box, and my old…

Actually, after doing a little research on it, it's actually slightly more unique than that, but not by much. It's cut on a Yale Y1 blank, and is also the fire department key, so it fits all the elevator locks. And while they may sometimes go up for sale, there are perfect pictures all over the internet. It doesn't…

Actually, he wouldn’t even have to have bought or stolen an actual key. Assuming this is not an ultra high security key (eg. Medeco Biaxial with the cuts at different angles), all he would need is a straight down picture of the key lying on a flat surface. From that, he could print it out to size, to match a blank of…

However, not everyone needs the area to be walkable or have entertainment, or schools for that matter. For example, my ideal location would be a multi-acre plot of land with a large distance between me and anyone else. This way I can do my hobbies and not piss everyone off with power tool noise, and have enough space.…

It isn't, but it's not about the process of driving, but paying attention to as much as possible of what's on the road. At night when nobody is on the highway, I'm perfectly fine with the passenger talking. During traffic, where I live, absolutely not. People constantly try to merge into you because they're not…

The whole concept of spending tons of money on jewelry is completely foreign to me. Same goes for the ridiculous amounts that people spend on weddings. Why that money wouldn’t go to something actually useful is a mystery to me. You could just as easily buy a nice car/boat/used small airplane with that money instead of…

Clearly he does not, as the description certainly doesn't match any ass I've ever tasted. However, I have never tasted a woman's ass- regardless I seriously doubt that it would taste like that either. 

You halfway beat me to it. I was going to say that I enjoy eating ass. I certainly have never tasted one that matched the description in this article, however. There are for the most part three different general flavors of ass (that I have tasted, I’ve never stuck my tongue in a woman’s ass). It is either bitter,…

My opinion is that the best phone is the $29 ZTE Raven from Walmart. Why? Because it saves you hundreds of dollars that you could use for something else, and has the same functions of calling, texting, and using a browser, that every other smartphone has. I used to buy more expensive phones, but since trying a cheap…

Absolutely not. First of all, buying clothing online sucks if most clothes don’t fit you. I have a men’s size 28 waist, but gigantic thighs, and it is nearly impossible to find pants that fit. Either the legs don’t fit or the waist doesn’t fit. Usually I have to buy women’s pants because nothing from the men’s section…

Since when does a pothole/puddle/rough pavement require a lane change? I just drive straight through them, and it's a huge advantage because the rest of the traffic tends to move out of the lane.