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You're going to need five days worth of whiskers and four missed haircuts to go out in public with that one. Maybe also flip flops.

hahahaha I came out of Walmart one day, and there was a young fella trying (in vain) to start my car. I said "nice car, have you had it long?" He said that he just got it, and now the ****ing key fob wasn't working. I said "here, try THIS key fob". HIS car was parked two rows over, and...

You're fine.

My new truck came with a modem to automatically upload all of the vehicle data, including the driving data. You can log into the manufacturer's site and it will tell you exactly where the vehicle is located. Of course, it also came with a good selection of electronic wizardry. The fine print...

It's not as bad as coming out of the gas station and finding someone sitting on your Harley. In your particular case, you probably encountered a wild Karen. They are known to roam far and wide. Shake it off.

Liver & onions. Beef tongue stew. Kidney stew. Neckbones & sauerkraut. Our family had nine children, so there was always wild game and fish. Salmon patties. I hated them. Stink up the house for a week !

There are two of us and we're both retired. We live in a 1,000 sq ft house in rural Missouri, and the house is total electric. Our budget electric budget billing is less than $100/month. Solar energy is a cool idea, but simply wouldn't be cost-effective in our situation.

I also use an SAE 30 but I'm in Missouri, and summer use only.

I was having a bearing issue in the boat trailer, and so I replaced all of them. My neighbor insisted that I use this Amsoil grease, and he gave me a tube (he had a case). This was just at the right time, as my "boat" grease gun was empty. Amsoil Synthetic Water-Resistant grease...

We've owned mostly Fords for the past 40 years or so. Always had an F-150 or F-250, a Ranger or two, and Focus, Grand Marquis, Escape, Fusion. The kids ran Honda CIVICs, a Neon (junk) ,a Plymouth Spirit (also junk), a couple of Focus, and a Toyota Corolla. Mostly all bought brand new, and...

Our Honda rider went 20+ years on conventional Rotella 15W-40. Typical Honda overhead valve engine, air cooled, and no oil filter. What put it out of service was a catastrophic transmission failure. No oil usage, ever. We put that [censored] in all of our power equipment, and motorcycles.

85,xxx miles on a 2018 F-150 2.7L Ecoboost. Used mostly for light towing, dragging a trailer around the country with motorcycles. The oil gets changed when the oil life monitor is between 30% and 40% remaining. That's around 7,000 miles. It gets whatever 5W-30 "synthetic" is on sale...

Really, they all need to come up with sexy styling. Nothing currently in production talks to me. And, it's become political. Also, I find it hilarious that Elon Musk seemed to be the golden child of the electric vehicle faithful, until he came out as being somewhat conservative. I'm a...

What ? No cayenne pepper ?

In the winter, especially after a snow event. We have a Club car wash just down the road, and another one in the next town. They also spray the underneath. Otherwise, it's the local spray-your-own car wash, and then home for a hand wash.

Be kind. Move your stuff over. Alternatively, you could get your own survey - from a different company. Second opinion.

Meh. It's only for a few hours, and then it is going to warm up today. And, it's not just Missouri.

FRAM used to be the El Cheapo filter, but (in my mind) they've now priced themselves out of the market. I've taken to researching filters and cutting my oil filters open (after use) to have a look see. I have no issues with using the SuperTech filters.

There never was a Mobil .vs Castrol lawsuit. Mobil complained to the National Advertising Division of the Better Business Bureau about Castrol's use of the term "synthetic". https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/the-myth-of-the-mobil-1-v-castrol-lawsuit.73900/

It's been a while. We used to shoot clay targets. A lot. The Wife was the ladies skeet champion four years in a row at the local trap & skeet club. We were reloading 12ga shells for about $1.80/bx. We had a row of Mec 9000G reloaders on the bench for .410, 28, 20, and 12. Graf & Sons was...