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I'd say the first thing that he needs to do is Lawyer up to see what he can do to minimize the quandary he has painted himself into. Only thing that I can think of off the top of my head is to ask the insurance company if they will write the house if there is a verified full electric disconnect...

We are going to have new siding put on the house this year, if we can ever get it off on backorder. We started with a medium Gray with white gables and trim (per Mrs Tdbo's requirements.) After being informed that that color of Gray could not be had with the type of siding that we picked (after...

They have their own interpretation of "Objective."

Do those prices include complementary Lube to reduce the discomfort?

Doesn't look bad for the money, at least compared to what you can buy around here.

Get the one you want. It is your mid life crisis, not anyone elses. My signature shows my choice. I started out wanting a Miata, until I discovered that me in a Miata was like trying to fit an elephant in a clown car. So, after looking around, I decided to go with the car that I always wanted...

Whatever the Menards has a MIR on.

On that unit, I would consider 5-600 hours relatively low. I asked several dealers when I was looking at tractors what the life expectancy of the Kawasaki was on a decently maintained machine. The answers that I received were 1500-1700 hours. I'd look at it as a sliding scale depending on what...

I second a John Deere X 300 or 350. As long as you have a relatively flat yard without severe hills, or don't use it beyond its means, the K46 transmission is fine. The cheapest bits on the tractor are the hood and the seat cushions. The Kawasaki is a nice motor as well. I have a 2007 that I...

Sometimes it is because they have to have the newest/fanciest model, or sometimes they just want the attention. However it is their circus, and they are the ones that have to tote the note. There are times that circumstances just present themselves. I've done it twice. The first time, I allowed...

No, that's a statement of fact.

Sounds like a Sheldon Cooper thing.

Yet, it has been said that stickers are important.

We'll all have some of what you are smokin'.

The point is that a band across a toilet seat doesn't make it clean, or it doesn't make it dirty. It is what it is. The fuel coming out of a pump either meets the standards of the TT Gods or it doesn't. A sticker on the pump is merely a garnish.

I certainly hope that people take Amazon reviews with a grain of salt. I bought a TENS device. This one was recognized by the FDA as a true medical device, to the point that I could use HSA $'s on it. They paid me $50. to review it. Fortunately it has been great, so no lies were involved.

It got to the point that I had three doctors stating that I needed a CPAP. Amazing how they came to that conclusion even though I had never had any kind of sleep evaluation. Finally, I gave in because things were really going down hill. Uncontrollably high BP, hemoglobin issues, breathing...

Because they can?

Seriously?????????? I guess the people who are preoccupied with this are the same people who refuse to use the bathrooms in their hotel rooms if the toilet seats do not have a band across them proclaiming that the can has been "Sanitized For Your Protection."

Because hotels need to cater to the whole array of needs. Some people like to crank the A/C to max and bundle up. Some people like nothing on them while they are sleeping. It's about individual comfort. You decide what works for you.