Bonnie Blue

So they can get paid off???? Hell no. But there should be a mandatory minimum IQ for jurors.

Oh yeah Berl. I don't know if y'all are old enough to remember Laird's down Bennett Bridge about a mile west of 25. My dad used to bring me there on the way home once a week for a Big Red. He liked to stop a Reed's for boiled peanuts and a road home beer. Life was a tad different in the early 80's.

I have a 2021 tundra. It's the las t year of the 5.7 V8. It has around 95,000 miles and the last oil change I switched to Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5W 30 and a purolator filter. My gas mileage has not changed whatsoever according to the computer, but the truck is noticeably quieter and idles much smoother. I don't know if I'm going to switch to Mobil 1 next oil change or stick with the Pennzoil. All I know is I'm not going back to 0W 20.

I would like to know why in the hell toyota has the damn drain plug draining off to the side of the truck and not towards the back/strait down. It makes a massive mess every damn time.

If we're counting motorcycles, we have 8 vehicles we're paying insurance on here in Tennessee. Alll of those combined are about the same as just my wife and I in Louisiana.

My wife got them after a double mastectomy for breast cancer. I didn't have to do any convincing.

I have no desire to ever visits Vegas

I did the same exact thing with the foam insulation boards, but I had some radiant barrier left over from a project in the attic and put it directly against the doors, then the foam boards. I don't know if the radiant barrier helped any, but the door project certainly helped with the heat

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None of the indian gas stations near me have prices on anything. I quit going because of that reason.

Maybe it's different by you but I plugged a tire about a year ago, went to Discount Tire and they said they don't patch previously plugged tires due to the reamer and the steel belts or some crap like that. I called Walmart and two other shops to check and none would patch a plugged tire. Maybe it's some nonsense law up here in Tennessee. I don't know. Even a redneck arse tire shop in middle of nowhere Double Springs, Alabama wouldn't patch a plugged trailer tire.

I was kind of in the same boat as you a few years ago. I put a brush cutter blade on my weed eater and although it was time consuming, I initially cut everything with that, then I was able to use my mower.