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Originally Posted By: surfstar Native Americans find your position quite ironic. Make America hate again! White Europeans arrived in North America 30,000 years before the first Siberio Indian ever crossed the Bering Straits...They were Kennewick Man. There is nothing hateful about a...

The medical and scientific facts involving the differences between male and female physiology cannot be debated, Serena and Venus are BOTH male.

Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm Every time I've read about people using GL5's in GL4 apps,they always have bad gear crunch/grind. Exactly, it isn't just about the potential yellow metal wear, but how the additives and fluid acts in synchronized transmissions. For the best shift...

I always chuckle when some members see their local area economy is doing fairly well and believe that the situation is the same everywhere else in the country....silly.

Originally Posted By: eljefino The [stock market] is doing great. There, fixed it for you.

The car was purchased used, correct?

There were some glass lens composite headlamps from the late 80s until the mid 90s or so. By the end of the 90s they were all gone due to cost and weight savings. Cheap and cheaper that is the credo of the modern auto manufacturing process. Actually there was a limited use of very hard plastic...

Originally Posted By: Sayjac Wanna guess who I thought of immediately when I saw the headlight and the car.... GHT. Me too. Hilarious!

Originally Posted By: Ethan1 Was this guy watching a Harry Potter DVD like the last guy? Idiocracy is here... You hit the nail on the head... You can quote me on this next comment I will make.. A computer controlled "driverless" car will not be feasible/practical for at least 50 years or...

Originally Posted By: Chris Meutsch Originally Posted By: GiveMeAVowel I can honestly say that if they made a late 80s or early 90s Accord DX or a Civic and sold them new today I would be first in line to buy one! Didn't I read here that there are companies now applying for licensing to...

Originally Posted By: Jetronic Originally Posted By: Nebroch Maybe he was lured to think that Turkey would somehow win if there was civil war / "arab spring" in Syria, and now he realises that he could be the next dictator to be hanged if he doesn't change his ways...

Originally Posted By: crazyoildude things made 20 years ago were not well made but things made today are engineered to need replacing in 10 years.. I know of a Philco fridge that was bought in the 60's that actually still worked in 2009 and may be still working now.. Meanwhile the whirlpool...

I can honestly say that if they made a late 80s or early 90s Accord DX or a Civic and sold them new today I would be first in line to buy one!

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR In the good-old-day a base car is truly a base car. It had nothing and no power accessories of anything. No power steering, no power window, no power door lock, no power mirror and even no right side mirror(for some cars), no A/C and no radio. The fact is that...

Funny I was also surfing around the net and I had no idea there were so many brands of appliances around the world. Never heard of Neff UK, De Dietrich France, ect.

Originally Posted By: cadfaeltex GE seems to have a good rep. Anyone familiar with Fisher & Paykel? My uncle has a dishwasher and fridge from them, he hasn't reported any problems and they are both 12 years old now still in good condition no service calls. Edit... I just was looking around...

Originally Posted By: Bandito440 Do not, under any circumstances, buy an Electrolux. Mine has been awful. I wonder where that unit was made, any idea?

Originally Posted By: splinter Drove a secondhand '76 Accord during my penniless college years. iirc it had "5-Speed" and "CVCC" plastered on its stern. 3-barrel carburetor and about a 100' of vacuum hoses. But it was okay on leaded fuel and had no catalytic converter. If you're visiting...