Sounds like someone doesn’t know or want to zone out and let their mind wander in self reflection and the scenery passes by.

Exactly, we don’t want to still be hooked on the product when the wells run dry.

The military is a major buyer of “green” technology, the marines especially. A lot of the Afghan FOBs are powered by solar panels, reducing the need for fuel supply runs. Fuel trucks are slow and very susceptible to IED damage. With solar setups, 1 truck load of panels and batteries can replace hundreds of fuel…

I propose he spins it another way. Put it as part of the Defense Budget. Make it part of the national defense strategy that we will not rely on counties that vow to destroy us to power our military by 2024. This would make the Rs vote for it, otherwise he can campaign on Rs wanting to keep our troops dependent on OPEC…

Look at the lower strap placement, is it on her hips or across internal organs that don’t have bones to protect them?

Your not even getting into bulk loading them. It’s crazy how much quicker I can load my utility trailer. Well, I don’t load it, I pull the sides and have the worker use the forklift or tractor bucket, instead of loading by hand.

I suspect we will see it as a requirement for schools next year.

Agreed, I would rather have a 2nd coming of the Buss then an appliance.

It’s easier to plug and inflate then it is to change a spare. Most shops won’t dismount the tire and patch, usually they will put a plug in.

I’ve never understood why designers keep tacking on chrome like the cars were designed by Pep Boys? My 80s F150 had a nice chrome bumper that was made out of metal and it looked nice, but the new cars with chrome over plastic looks fake and out of place.

The minimum wage in Oh is $8.80, but in a lot of blue states (where most people live), it’s around $13 an hour.

That’s because WV is run by the dieing coal mines. Move anywhere else and $13 is around the minimum wage in most areas.

Given that the islands are pretty low on the list of countries to get the vaccine, it might be 2 years before there country gets vaccinated. The cruise companies won’t want to have the ships sit still for another year. It looks like most cruise lines are looking to get sailing in the fall.

At the agency I work for, about once a month EMS is taking some some to the hospital or to the morgue. And of those that are retiring, there is a lot that we get funeral notification the following month. It’s not like they have to keep working, most of them are 30+ years in the CRS, they just keep punching the clock…

Yep, usually it’s a first floor for elderly parents and the other for the owners.

Find a 2017-19 Fusion Sport, it is comfortable for the amount of seat time he has, the power makes it fun and the electronic suspension soaks up the back road bumps.

Once the vaccine is available cruising will return to normal and Covid will be tracked like other virus outbreaks. I suspect the countries that the vessel will be docking in, will require all passengers to have the vaccine and proof of vaccine will be required.

Once the vaccine is available and required (from the company or the countries the vessel travels to) then sailings will return to normal and Covid will be treated like any other virus.

Given that the larger cruise ships operate like all inclusive resorts, a cruise to nowhere makes sense. But given the current pandemic, stepping foot in a ship, resort or airplane is asking to get infected.

The helmet is to protect your face from flying debris. Bugs hurt when they hit your eye at highway speeds. I’ve had to dodge flying hammers when on my motorcycle and given that you can’t move out the way as easily on the trike, you will need a helmet.