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Greetings and salutations. How are you today?

Yeah, married with children. Been busy working, enjoying the rain while we got it.

I practiced for a few hours the first time I backed up a trailer. Not easy, but once you get the hang of it, it is not bad. I park close to the back of my shed, and if I do not use it for a few months, it can be hard to get it back how I like it.

So have have you been?

Ouch. I have not been to one in forever. And I have never seen the fancier ones like the school bus stuff, or trailer figure 8's.

You going to play some funky beats?

Been working on a house this past few weeks. There is one intersection that I pass that once a week there seems to be an accident at. Sadly there is a school right on the corner of that intersection too. Not sure what is up with people though. I think they are just getting too lazy when...

Not yet. But we just switched to a mini-van, and plan on stopping after this one is born, so there will be plenty of window seats.

Some say it was from the Templars arrest in 1307 on Friday, October 13th. However, a more logical explanation is in 1907 there was a book written called Friday the Thirteenth. It dealt with the stock market and how shady things where happening in it. A big seller back then, but long...

Greetings and salutations. How are you doing today?

The job goes to who can do it best. Male, female, hybrid, purple, orange, blue, does not matter other then how well you can do the job.

I do it myself. I've seen too many people who think they know what they are doing that it is hard for me to trust someone right now. I had a friend who had his car detailed and they broke the side mirror somehow. I've seen paint jobs scratched and filled with spider web marks in the paint...

Prisoners have a funny way about working this out by themselves. Not sure this falls into the whole do not mess with children thing or not, but if it does, he is in for a long sentence.

I live in florida, and enjoy the windows down. My wife is an a/c person all the way, but give me the fresh air. Anyway, here is an article on ac vs windows. http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-08-05/classified/sc-cons-0805-trans-20100805_1_windows-mileage-ac

Well your fuel pump for one sits in the fuel. It is cooled by the fuel, and it can cause a shorter life span on the fuel pump. You may also have a great chance of the fuel pump taking up dirty fuel from the bottom of the tank and causing it to clog the filter and injectors.

It depends on a few factors. The oil you use is a big factor. Synthetic can now go up to 10,000 miles between changes. Toyota's are coming from the factor with 0-20 weight synthetic, and they say 10k between oil changes or once a year. I used to go closer towards 4-5k between changes with...

1980 Toyota Corolla SR5, hatchback, manual, two door. One of the worst cars I have ever owned, but we did have some fun in that car.

I've done it more often then I wish I had. But it is cheaper then a tow truck.

The wife says I worry too much as I am always checking the back seat, especially when they are quite. Usually they make enough noise you cannot miss them.

I still get emails from when I was looking two years ago asking me if I want to buy a vehicle still. I just setup a rule in my mail to move them to the trash can automatically.