What are you doing right now?

Looking up how long the new Spiderman movie is. 2hr 25min. Wife wants us to go see it as a family, which means I'm obligated... I actually would like to see it, but I'd rather see it at home. I just don't see how the experience is better in a theater. Maybe it'd finally be loud enough for me to hear, that's about the only thing I think: I sure will miss the ability to pause, and the price will be better at home once it hits streaming.

I wonder if I can change her mind between now and then...
 
The dealer called my wife about her car and a insurance appraiser is looking at the car today. All the dealer would say is that there are extensive issues.
He mentioned driving through 6" of water in post 18,247. I was waiting for more about this too, saw the post, still waiting. [Mostly because it's something I'd do too.]
OK yes I now remember reading that, but didn't even think there would be extensive damage!
 
The view outside from my bathroom Privacy windows last night

1000041542.webp
1000041543.webp
 
The dealer called my wife about her car and a insurance appraiser is looking at the car today. All the dealer would say is that there are extensive issues.
Was the water hit at pretty fast speed? If it got sucked in and hydrolocked the engine it had to be pretty deep or the inlet to the intake is located low and got sucked in. Did the engine crank over but won't start, or locked up and won't crank over? Hopefully it's not hydrolocked, but instead only something electrical got wet and cut-off the engine.
 
Last edited:
Was the water hit at pretty fast speed? If it got sucked in and hydrolocked the engine it had to be pretty deep or the inlet to the intake is located low and got sucked in. Did the engine crank over but won't start, or locked up and won't crank over? Hopefully it's not hydrolocked, but instead only something electrical got wet and cut-off the engine.

Supposed to know more tomorrow but they think the water was higher than 6".
 
Back
Top Bottom