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Towing it in low range, first gear will do that

I sold my 328i with 190k. Water pump and valve cover gasket was all I ever did for the 5 years I had it.

Fuck no. 14 of us adults that were boating together all got it, 14 out of 14. Total we have 14 kids that were with us, ages 6-10, not a single one had any symptoms. My wife works in the pediatric ICU at the biggest children's hospital in this state and has zero covid kids and hasn't this whole time with the exception of 3 fat, diabetic teenagers. Schools and daycare around here have been open with no issues of kids speading it. The kids are fine

My current B58 BMW and 1200 4tec

Masks work great, just look at the data from here in Indiana. Red line is when they started the mandate. Seriously, how can anyone look at this and think the masks did anything?

I mix a couple gallons of E85 to my tank each fill up, that saves a couple bucks

Shit happens, that's why you get a warranty. That's why I buy slightly used. Used parts are proven parts

4" of suspension and 3/4" tracks will probably gain you 10mph+ Jump that SRX 20' or get out into 3' of fresh powder and see how it does. There is a reason they don't build sleds like that anymore

It's crazy, I sold my 9 year old pontoon early last spring. Asking what I thought was high, $24k. Within the first 2 days of listing it I had 7 people lined up to come look at it. First 2 made an offer, 3rd had his check book and gave me money down.

The Yamacat engine is rated at 180 too.... I know it's more than that, but who knows what the Mach will actually be? The previous 900T is only supposed to be 150 but it performs better than that

If it makes you feel better I bought Tesla a couple years ago at $278 and sold at $800 last year. Since it's split 5:1 and back over $850

Want to make it $15, you'll see a lot more of these

Electric will pull the fucking guts out of any gas or diesel, range is the issue

Mexicans

Where did you read is potential totaled? I thought it was just the skid plate and front bumper, then the tailgate and back window from the spare tires flying around.

How many die in training camp or from suicide compared to covid deaths?

Why bother to vaccinate a demographic that has almost 0% chance of getting ready sick or dying? I agree with this

Wow, really tanking today... I'm pulling all my investments and running

My wife works in the pediatric intensive care. No kids at all with covid, but sadly a big uptick in kids abused and teen suicide attempts

2018 - averaged 7779 deaths per day. 2020 basically any cause of death where they test positive is still considered a covid death. So, 3500 seems about right, maybe a bit low.

Right around 32% for me this year! I bought United Airlines back in April and it's up 110% for me and still half of what it was. Wish I bought more than I did

"The man’s family disputes the account, saying Hernandez was not a burglar or a bad person." Convicted felon, looks like a good person

A lot. Either covid has completely eliminated the flu, or everything is being called covid deaths. Normally 40-60,0000 flu deaths or year, so far this year nothing somehow

Where did you find that info?

Why does it matter if checks go out to dead people, it's not like they can cash it