I bought the DuoVac the last time it was offered at this price, and I absolutely love it. I’m very impressed with the design and battery life. It won’t replace our Dyson Animal (refurb), but it’s great for quick runs.

I bought the DuoVac the last time it was offered at this price, and I absolutely love it. I’m very impressed with…

I’ve got Ego 56v mower, trimmer, blower, and the chainsaw is on the way. I only use the mower for the dog run, but everything is worlds away, power-wise, from the old 18v-20v models.

I’ve got Ego 56v mower, trimmer, blower, and the chainsaw is on the way. I only use the mower for the dog run, but…

Humans don’t always have sex with animals in the “normal” ways you might be thinking of.

A full sheet of white matte paneling & 4 deck screws. :)

When I taught, I projected onto beige, gray, yellow - and ocassionally off white when I was lucky. For me, exact shades/colors didn’t matter because I was showing kids how to use computer programs, and the mouse pointer and interface specifics were usually more important.

AKA...

I moved from a string of 4 cylinder Hondas and domestics with small v6s, to a modern V8 sedan, and I’ve honestly said I wouldn’t want anything more powerful, as a daily driver.

AKA Red Alert Zero

$16k. For 1 owner, clean vehicles under 20k miles that are like living rooms on wheels. But one of those living rooms is great for snow, and the other moves faster than almost all the cars I lusted after in high school.

Well, we did much the same, but at a price point 1/3 of what the article covers. A year ago, we knew we could buy a new Kia Soul. Affordable, reliable, ubiquitous, roomy enough in the back for adults.

At least tell them there’s a “special tool” they should use instead of the screwdriver. Even the lowest of the low, reputation-wise, can supply it...

The real winner is the one who finds a Dodge Dart (the REAL one) with slant 6 for under $4k.

I like the Magnum, and have it’s slightly stuffier relative, the 300C. My big draw was cabin room - I have a relative with a disability who has trouble getting into smaller cars. I sometimes transport clients with disabilities for my job, and it’s easier for many of them also - obviously not wheelchair friendly…

C’mon, nobody else was hoping to see this here today?

Looking for a vehicle that will be (mostly) reliable and last for a long time with a bit of wrenching. I’m starting to think...

New intro clip, get it started with today’s show...

Putting a third row in would give people a little more reason to consider it. 7-8 passenger seating in something that’s not a minivan, SUV, or CUV? Doesn’t exist, as far as I know.

Mazda releases “Jalop Edition” Miata -

And they seem to be “at least” as reliable as many supercars with similar performance.

I drive what might be thought of as a traditional American V8 sedan (despite being a mishmosh worthy of the Internationale). Tesla has clearly shown that electric cars car be reliable AND fast. If they can add “affordable“ to that, I would gladly choose Tesla over what I’ve got.