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Originally Posted by 53' Stude I have been thinking of adopting a dog. Need to go to the humane society and look some. Great idea, as matter of fact get two dogs to keep each company when you're not home, but not the same age. Cats are great too but you can't take really them for walks. So...

Originally Posted by old1 I have been changing oil on my own and customers cars for 60 years now, and have yet to use a torque wrench on a drain plug. Or a lug nut for that matter. Never a problem. Maybe us old guys just have a better built in torque wrench LOL. I always use a torque wrench on...

Originally Posted by Eosyn [Right now, for my daughter (13) who is deathly afraid of guns, and myself and my wife who have shot less than 200 rounds total, we are looking to train and familiarize ourselves with firearms (pistols atm). For that reason, we want to start out with a small caliber...

Originally Posted by KCJeep I am about to purchase one of their 380 EZs for my wife and daughter. I was intrigued by the design, but once you actually see a small weak handed female use it after struggling with other weapons, you realize the sheer genius of it. Here is good review and vid on...

Originally Posted by Eosyn , I'll go with Ruger, either Mark IV or SR22 and move up to their 9mm. I have a Ruger MK II 6 inch that I plan to sell. Its okay but a hassle to disassemble and clean, therefore I never used it much, not too accurate either, definitely wouldn't be my first choice it...

Originally Posted by Papa Bear Originally Posted by friendly_jacek What would you guys do?Thanks! I'd walk another street And stay off his property and far away, thats trespassing and will not help your case as you discovered . And keep the wife out this too, thats another way for the...

Originally Posted by Eosyn . Think I might go with a suggestion here that said to start with .22 than upgrade to 9mm later. I wouldn't waste limited funds on a .22 for a home defense handgun. While better than nothing, lower caliber rounds such as .22 .25 .32 had failure to stop rates almost...

Originally Posted by Eosyn Hi guys, I can only afford 1 right now, Check out the Glock 42 if this will be the only gun in the house. Female family members will not like the recoil of a 9mm and thus will not be able to shoot as accurately The 42 is an easy shooting pistol and the .380...

Originally Posted by sopususer Mopar and long term durability are not two ideas I typically associate together. 2000 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3L here, just passed 241,000 miles. Biggest repair outside of typical wear items was a new A/C evaporator and.compressorr 5 years ago.

Originally Posted By: Mr Nice Originally Posted By: Rock_Hudstone Originally Posted By: PimTac It won’t stop me from ordering from them but I am getting the feeling that some of these newer contract drivers are the issue. Maybe I should apply? Not surprising, they work those drivers to death...

Originally Posted By: brave sir robin So my Pathfinder failed its biannual smog test the other day. Bi-annual smog test? Ugh.. I thought it bad enough when N.J. did that annually, BC. (Before Christie).

Originally Posted By: PimTac It won’t stop me from ordering from them but I am getting the feeling that some of these newer contract drivers are the issue. Maybe I should apply? Not surprising, they work those drivers to death with near impossible schedules. No time for them to even stop...

Suffice it to say, if that other person had won none of these people would be getting any bonus, period, permanent or otherwise.

Originally Posted By: Blaze . The part that concerns me is the "popping" sound I heard when I fell. That had to be some type of tear and obviously a full yr later it has not healed. I agree, your situation was caused by trauma from the fall, therefore I'm leaning toward rotator cuff type injury...

Originally Posted By: Blaze great advise! Thanks! I have tried the rubber band method or a piece of horse elastic wrap but not any circle motion exercise . I just kept thinking it wasn't that bad and would eventually heal, evidently not. I think its worse now than last yr. You have to...

Originally Posted By: Blaze immediately felt a "catch" followed by an audible "pop" and then pain. I now have a doctors appt for the 24th of this month. Was wondering if this sounds like a rotator cuff injury? Or if anyone has experienced one? Most likely will they x-ray t first? thanks X-ray...

Two years agoI had a bad wipeout running with the dog, on the leash, at night and didn't see a water main valve on the neighbors lawn in the dark. I hit the ground hard on my left arm, still holding on to the flexi-leash, dog didn't notice my fall, keeps going at full speed and yanks my left arm...

Originally Posted By: Leo99 I can do without the rabbit death screams in the woods at night that I heard 15 years ago. That could be Raccoons fighting, sounds terrible I know, heard it many times. Not discounting the rabbit possibility however, I've seen many out late at night when they...

Originally Posted By: Chris142 Back to spring clamps. We stopped reusing them due to all the combacks when we reused one. Sounds like installer error to me.

Originally Posted By: Drew99GT . My main concern is fitment and total diameter being equal to the factory hoses so I can reuse the factory spring clamps. Thoughts? Thanks! Reuse the factory hoses if they look okay. They are likely better quality then anything found aftermarket these days and...