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+1 for the Best Buy card, that is actually a really nice contract. I only use two credit cards these days: my chevron/texaco card and my lowes card. I do most purchases on my debit card. I put all fuel and any small purchases (lunch, soda, etc) on the chevron card. I put anything from lowes on...

First piece of advice: if you are starting out, limit yourself to 1 (ONE)(uno) card. Dont get sucked into the whole "oh, I use my texaco card for gas and my chase visa for food and my BoA card for everything else cuz that gets me the best percentages". Just forget all that, too much to keep...

Dont forget this one: Flash Light - Storage device for depleted batteries. Also shown to be effective in burning out lightbulbs when you drop it, generally when you need it most.

Looking to put a heat pump in my house. There are dozens of brands to choose from, but I have no experience with any of them. Can anybody recommend a reliable brand of heat pump that isn't too expensive? In particular, tell me if you have had trouble with any particular brands. Thanks for the...

Thanks, that's what i was trying to find :) Ahh, that was a good dose of awesomeness

This video has been around a while, just cant seem to find it again. It's like a 5 minute video, all drawn animation. The plot is that the artist is being paid to draw advertisements, but he makes bad/funny/distasteful ads; his drawing gets worse until his artwork has a breakdown. The video has...

That, confuses me. With the 7M setups, they drop in the bigger injectors and then swap out the stock afm for a lexus afm, and the results are as I described above (instead of resistors, the lexus afm has a different output, which negates the need for any resistors) The end result is that have...

My understanding (read: take this with a big damn grain of salt, cuz I'm not really experienced with this stuff): Engine fuel injector timing is based off a graph, or fuel map. Input 'x', output 'y'. 'x' = (MAP output)*(rpm) 'y' = output to injector So, if you put in larger injectors, it...

Rereading Dark Tower series

I'm an honest fellow. If the roads are clear and the sun is up, I'll respond to some messages. If the sun is down, or if it is raining, then no. Reasoning: rain means decreased visibility, therefore less time to react. If the sun is down, it takes a couple of seconds for my eyes to adjust from...

Happy to have no injuries. And, I have to admit, I'm glad it was the bug instead of the truck, but this isn't exactly what I had in mind when I wanted to get rid of it. I even had a couple buyers lined up. Had just gotten it back out of the shop yesterday about 6 hours before this happened. I...

:thumbs_up: Not even a seatbelt bruise. Tell you whats cool though; at no point did I feel afraid. I mean, my blood was pumping like crazy and I knew I had to get out of the car pronto, but I never felt afraid. While I have no wish to experience this again, I have to admit: it was kind of a...

So, may Satan's VW RIP(pieces). So, some jackhole cut down a 3-foot thick tree and drug it up to the road with the base of the trunk sitting on the yellow line. During the rainy weather, I (using my lack-of-sleep impaired excellent judgement) reach down for my sweet tea and drift my right...

I really miss my '95 ford f150. Very reliable. Very easy to work on. Everything worked like it should. Pulled like a freight train. Comfortable ride. Big bench seat to lay across.

This is probably going to be my favorite utility. Just felt like sharing :) http://www.rcis.co.za/dale/tclockex/

My exes are fine people. But my friend's exes are nuts! I know this not because they told me that (to the contrary, my friends often defend their exes' reputations), but because I have seen and heard them. Not all exes are decent :)

We need a car for a different purpose :) Need something reliable to haul dogs and stuff around. If not a hatchback/small suv, then a sedan with a big back seat (big enough for a couple hundred pound german shepherds/dobermans. The nice thing about a suv/hatch would be that we can put a couple...

If I finance, looking at a (max)$250/month payment (I can put down some cash, but not a huge amount). IF i get a new car, probably gonna be a kia soul, but i havent decided yet.

But how many major repairs will it cover? I may be a little hypersensitive to that at this point :(

I am considering buying a new car for first time in my life, because a warranty sounds really appealing right now. Currently considering a jeep patriot or a kia soul. Small SUV/big hatchback + relatively cheap is what I'm looking for. Does anyone have any experience with these? Is it worth...