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My full post got cut off somehow, I was referring to the fact that with all the mutations already present of this you could never make one that will protect you against all of them, you'd need dozens of shots every year.

Originally Posted by TrainingPolicy Also towards the end of the video, he stated Ford offers a relocation kit for $500 to allow it to become a cartridge-style filter. I am super interested to see who did it, to see how it works. Typical Ford...they have a design defect and instead of them...

Originally Posted by gfh77665 Originally Posted by AC1DD I have very few vices and one of them is drinking soda...I'm going to keep on drinking them. l I really understand that. As I said, I was/am pretty healthy except for the Cokes. I thought I "deserved' my "one vice" of Cokes. I was...

Originally Posted by gfh77665 Originally Posted by AC1DD I have very few vices and one of them is drinking soda...I'm going to keep on drinking them. l I really understand that. As I said, I was/am pretty healthy except for the Cokes. I thought I "deserved' my "one vice" of Cokes. I was...

Originally Posted by Mr Nice Lots of small businesses will go under. It's not easy to own and run a restaurant with thin profit margins. True enough, I can't solve their problems but my thoughts and prayers go out to anyone that operates an honest small business today. I can't imagine how...

I have very few vices and one of them is drinking soda...I'm going to keep on drinking them. Weirdly my dental health is good too never a cavity or anything related. Only my wisdom teeth needed to come out and I am OLD.....lol

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Originally Posted by hallstevenson Originally Posted by Wolf359 The chains are more likely to survive as they have easier access to capital, but I won't be surprised if some of them go under as some have loaded up on too much debt. All those local restaurants may go under as they still have...

I always use Top Tier certified fuel.

If folks think this is bad now, wait for another few months or so, it's only going to get worse from here on out. Serious meat shortages will continue, even as those processing plants were forced to stay open they will be affected again, and they will have to shut their doors again soon.

Originally Posted by grampi How did American businesses not only survive, but thrive before cheap foreign labor? We did it then, it can be done now as well... Exactly! My point as well. Not to mention that the US was at it's very best during that same time in so many ways! It's not that we...

Originally Posted by M119 After changing the oil today i was going to clean my catch pan but looked closely and i could see metal flakes. Not a lot and most of them were very small. This is my 4th oil change on this car. The first two oil changes i did not pay attention but for the last two i...

Congrats to her....

Originally Posted by Wolf359 My guess is that their frontal area is similar, they're just longer and they have those mandibles in front of them that could probably widen the door opening so it wouldn't matter if it was smaller, after all, they use them to cut the bee's head off. You could...

Originally Posted by JeffKeryk Originally Posted by 4WD There is cheap labor south of you and me. I'd send it there any day before China. The only thing is, we don't make that decision. That's the rub. Until those decisions change and America decides to honor labor, what we see is what we get...

Originally Posted by Mainia Why not make a smaller wide slit opening so "the big boy" can't fit in, and the small bees can fly right in. Good point! Seems to be a logical approach. Anyone here know the answer to this?

Originally Posted by bbhero Originally Posted by Amkeer We are a consumer driven market. People tout made in the USA for products yet they flock to the best deals they can get. You can buy a nice television for less than $1000. If the same television was made here it may cost $2300. I find the...

Originally Posted by FT92 need everything made in the USA. We can do it i'm sure Yes, we can...we did years ago. Back in the 50s almost everything we used was made in the USA, and during this time the American People were the most economically well off ever. After the 1970s when the country...

Ha..... It's always good to see a little silliness allowed to remain in the forums...thanks mods.