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Originally Posted By: DuckRyder https://www.amazon.com/Al-Mar-Ultralight-Folding-Knives/dp/B001OSCW6W Very light - not cheap though. ^ Wow what an attractive looking knife!!! I will keep track of it, sadly, there is none on Amazon.ca with free shipping but will keep this baby in mind!

I really like Ontario Knife Company. My favorite knife is an OKC Rat II. It looks like this: https://www.amazon.com/Ontario-8848-Folding-Knife-Black/dp/B0013ASG3E/ref=sr_1_1?s=power-hand-tools&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1478906525&sr=1-1&keywords=Ontario+Knife+Company&refinements=p_85%3A2470955011 It...

There will come a day when there will be 5 foot tall carbon fiber and Aluminum robots, with a sophisticated battery, will be in your home doing everything for you. Need dinner made? A haircut? A security guard? Pants mended? Laundry done? If you could only see the final product, you would know...

Originally Posted By: JeepWJ19 Originally Posted By: Falken JeepWJ19, let me put it this way then: We can have robots till the land for food while we all just become Real Estate Agents then. We just sit around while robots serve us coffee, and we sell eachother parcels of land back and fourth...

JeepWJ19, let me put it this way then: We can have robots till the land for food while we all just become Real Estate Agents then. We just sit around while robots serve us coffee, and we sell eachother parcels of land back and fourth. If things in society get so efficient, we are fooling...

Originally Posted By: pandus13 Again: Originally Posted By: javacontour What people don't see is that money ultimately comes from you and me. ^ Keep in mind EVERYONE gets the same base amount. There are certain concepts in the future that won't have any sound backing in reality, but still...

Stuff like this is what is doing Honda in. For a next vehicle I am looking at Toyota more and more after hearing good experiences co-workers are having with Toyota for warranty work, TSBs etc.

Originally Posted By: KrisZ You are sadly mistaken or have been misled. There are many activities that the welfare people can be doing that do not involve additional income, like volunteering, being involved in their community, bringing new ideas etc. None of that would take away their welfare...

I would be interested to see what effect these concepts would have on the future of crime as well, and the expense. If people had more time to improve communities that they lived in rather than pounding out horseshoes or wrapping buggy whips all day, or commuting 2 hours each way to a garbage...

Originally Posted By: KrisZ Let's look at or ask all the people currently on the perpetual welfare how many humanitarian activities they are involved in or what they are doing to better themselves or the world around them, since they don't have to go to work every day. Any guesses what the...

Everyone, including Computer Engineers, will eventually be left behind. Right now we are embarking on self-driving cars and trucks. The way basic income works is everyone gets the same boost. Anything you envision beyond that in which you can improve the world around you opens up infinite...

People have been eating and buying with printed money that was purely faith based value forever now. If things keep going the way they are, population control and Basic Income would work. Breaking boulders into gravel with a sledge all day to feed a family has fallen to the wayside. Maybe...

Would love for Visa up here to be accepted at Costco. Love my Executive Membership, really love shopping at Costco. It is very close to where I live, makes life easy. They have a gas bar at that location as well, so I don't get gouged for fuel anymore. I don't even bother looking at Gasbuddy...

From what I remember Chlorinated cleans much better but may harm wheel sensors but I'm not sure anymore. Non-Chlorinated is less harmful of a substance in general, and is more compatible with sensors (wheel speed sensors for ABS operation). For cleaning out drum brakes I prefer just cutting a...

Originally Posted By: eljefino I worked as a tire/ lube tech. I was conscientious and looking forward to advancing my career. An injury made me think twice. I have removed my own airbags to fix stuff in the steering column. Not much to it. It's an inside job; no corrosion. Fasteners come right...

I am running 185/65R/15 Conti Truecontacts on my Fit and it doesn't handle well unless I fill them to 40PSI even. Not sure if it is the result of not running stock tire widths or not. It is a completely different car at a higher tire pressure, so that is where I keep it.

Originally Posted By: supton Originally Posted By: Falken A lube tech up here in Montreal makes $10.55 an hour. They mess up basic stuff at an alarming rate. The nice thing about the air bag is if they forget to plug the connector together you will have a dash warning light up. I guess if...

A lube tech up here in Montreal makes $10.55 an hour. They mess up basic stuff at an alarming rate. The nice thing about the air bag is if they forget to plug the connector together you will have a dash warning light up. I guess if they remove the negative battery terminal and isolate it with...

Up in Canada I don't think you would be able to do an airbag R&R, unless you have a mechanic apprenticeship card at least. I have done a few in school when I was working towards my Diploma. I think it is unsuitable to hand this to a Lube Tech 100%. Let them master a basic oil change first as...

Let's look at it another way: He has to keep a seat empty for you the entire distance, or just for the last 5 mins of the drive. So I believe it is fair you pay what everyone else pays.