I'm going to Tampa soon and going to be close to Clearwater. I kind of want to yell "These Scientology freaks are everywhere!" right in front of their Super Power Building, but I'll probably chicken out and my wife would most likely get mad at me for being a dork.

I'm going to Tampa soon and going to be close to Clearwater. I kind of want to yell "These Scientology freaks are everywhere!" right in front of their Super Power Building, but I'll probably chicken out and my wife would most likely get mad at me for being a dork.

Hopefully Google adds this to Inbox soon. It's one of the serious flaws of Inbox that makes me go back to Gmail for work emails to make sure that my signature is attached.

They actually remind me of this:

The pointy haired boss?

Yea, I always end up getting that and I don't think I've ever used anything from it besides maybe the micro-fiber towels. I hate the shiny armor-all interior detailer and the extra-glossy tire shine that comes in those packs. Stop buying this crap for me and just give me money to buy 303 aerospace protectant, P21S…

Some places won't even put new tires on just the front wheels of a FWD car, Costco and Sears I'm looking at you! My wife just needed new tires on the front of her POS taurus (maybe they had a bubble in the sidewall or were worn enough that rotating them wouldn't work) because the backs were perfectly fine and they…

Interesting. It didn't show up as an option the first time I added it to my cart.

Interesting. It didn't show up as an option the first time I added it to my cart.

Where do you get the 3 year warranty from? I didn't see an option to purchase the warranty on Amazon.

Where do you get the 3 year warranty from? I didn't see an option to purchase the warranty on Amazon.

Sorry, I guess I should have said Cascadia instead. Sometimes I think that Oregon and Washington should be vertical states instead of horizontal with the border along the Cascades, but I'm only a transplant so I don't want to start up the secession argument again.

No I didn't. Good point. Do you think I could sell that system to the barefoot running crowd? "Epoxy coat your feet! No longer do you have to buy expensive Vibram FiveFingers! Lasts for miles, cheap to resole!*"

I know, but it's still silly. Plus he still has the chance of stepping in drips or on the wet epoxy accidentally.

Those are some pretty good tips there. Thanks! I'll keep those in mind if I ever get the chance to put down an epoxy floor, which I really want to do in my slippery garage. Someone thought that it would be a good idea to have a smooth finished concrete floor in the PNW where the floor is wet 9 months out of the year.

Pretty sure this guy should be wearing shoes, unless he likes cleaning epoxy off the soles of his feet.

You do realize that Star Wars came out in 1977? I don't think the word millennium was really being thrown around till the mid 90's.

You forgot Stef Schrader on that list.

Don't forget that there is pretty much just one guy, Karl Middelhauve, who works on them in the US. http://www.caranddriver.com/features/ancie…

Ok so it won't fit in your garage. Hell it probably wouldn't even fit in your house. BUT it would be epic fodder for articles galore about the maintence costs and how you had to sell your house to be able to afford to fix a single hydraulic switch and now you have to live in your Grosser. Though it wouldn't be so bad…

Exactly. You have to consider the vapor profile of the wall that you are insulating. Putting sprayfoam in a wall that is highly vapor permeable (vapor open) will create a vapor barrier between the plaster and the sheathing/siding. This has the potential to let moisture condense against the sheathing since it is now…

Yes, LED is the way to go. My Dad and I figured out that if he replaces all the bulbs in his office with LED it will cost him $500 in bulbs, but they will pay for themselves in about a year. So that will be $500 in his pocket every year after that. Pretty sweet deal.