That’s better than my options passing through Amarillo TX.

I do for my Datsun sometimes. I feel like it shouldn’t just be farting around with the cheap stuff, yet don’t always spring for premium. Its a weird train of thought I admit.

When I first learned to drive in the late 70's, I was told specifically to let it get down below 1/4 tank regularly to “blow out the sludge” that had accumulated in the tank. That has always seemed counterintuitive to me. Why would I want the “sludge” to go through the engine?

Almost all gasoline in the US is 10% ethanol now, that gives it some capacity to absorb water. Unless the fuel has a ton of water in it, it will most likely mix with the fuel, and be passed through the system mostly harmlessly.
Its the same concept as the old “dry-gas” product that was sold (and maybe still is). It…

Unfortunately neither “on fumes” or “too low” is specific enough to really be of use. I’ve gone really low, really really low before, but have never run out of gas. Like, I could see space between the top of the needle and the bottom of the “E” line on the gauge. But I didn’t run out of gas and I didn’t hear any…

Right, so if you regularly run the tank low, it cleans out the water and sediment, preventing it from building up. :)

The alcohol in the E85 will absorb any water in the tank. The fuel dryer they sell at the auto parts store is just ethanol.

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Green jobs are the largest growing segment of the energy economy - but who reads this fake news.

This.

Same can be said for utilities complying with the EPA’s Clean Power Plan. The writing is on the wall and barring any Trump/DPRK induced nuclear winter these things will come to pass within the next 15-20 years.

This is, obviously, a problem. How can you design the best car without having seen how engineers before you solved complex engineering conundrums?

Yeah, I totally hate it when they spin stuff by using the exact words that he said...

Passat: the car nobody owns

I think the biggest misconception is that people in big cities are unfriendly. While overall the friendliness levels may seem lacking, I think most people when given the opportunity will be friendly. Much of the time people are in a hurry or annoyed by the problems mentioned in this article - this may make people…

Coffee shops are for whatever you want them to be. I'm just saying that in urban centres, the norm is not to chat up a stranger for a long conversation. I don't think it's wrong, rude, or anything like that at all. It's just far, far less common than in more remote places. Unless you're crazy. ;)

Chatting up random people in a coffee shop and telling them about your day is reserved for those who are either horny or crazy. Mostly crazy.

That's fine. I just think the trainers should be good, rather than not good.

Hamno, you spend a lot of time ranting and raving about unemployment and how there are no decent-paying jobs out there for people with limited education, etc. So why discourage people who can afford it from hiring trainers, who can undoubtedly use the money? Of course anyone who does a little reading and has enough…

Throwing up is not conducive to muscular growth.

One further point. Guys, just know this, Coach Trent is clearly trying to fuck your girlfriend.