

I had to get the model number off of the old belt to get the correct belt. That’s how I learned I have a 1998 engine in a 2003 frame.


I had to get the model number off of the old belt to get the correct belt. That’s how I learned I have a 1998 engine in a 2003 frame.
Ah yes the torture boss fight.
Hehe yeah, I’m not sure how to explain that to a second grader.
I think video games are a great way to get an idea of compatibility. I like Resident Evil 5 to gauge compatibility. I know it sounds silly but my ex-fiance was not a gamer yet we beat the game on the highest difficultly. We also had an easy time with Army of Two. The ex I had last, whom was a gamer, it was a thorough struggle. It’s fun to see how well you work together even if it’s a game.


Hah thanks


I think it really depends on what you’re getting. For groceries, I generally only buy the half off stuff. Parts are interesting because unless you know exactly what to get, you might end up running in circles. Both vehicles I have are 1998 engines, yet one is a 2000 and one is 2003. It was fun to figure out what serpentine belt I needed.
Another example, manufacturer sells a part for a steam table to regulate the temperature. It was $120 for one part. Alright so I buy one for a customer. Then I did some research. Bought 8 from the UK for the price of one shipped to the US.


That got me a good giggle, thanks


I actually didn’t notice that, I mean I never really put much thought into it and never finished watching the movies. That’s kind of weird though when you explained the details.
I guess you have a point. I’m more used to Asian cultures of expressing attention. That’s why I mentioned the anime.


Some people are just obsessed with it. I never got into it, I even tried to watch it on acid and it still didn’t interest me, btw don’t do acid and go to a movie theater. I almost walked out of watching Tropic Thunder because I was like wtf is this in the character intros, so yeah acid isn’t always great for public stuff.
Anyway the funny was my ex-fiance was really into HP, one day she asks if she can read the books for me. I said okay. Then ironically she decides the perfect time is when I’m gaming with my buddies online. I still get jokes about it to this day, they were all laughing their asses off and I’m trying to keep a straight face like this is fine.


I’m over 400 years old and if you don’t believe me, I still use teamspeak.
Watching an anime that’s the inverse, the smoking cigarettes one. Sigh hopefully the next episode catches up to the light novel. If it’s not bad, enjoy the attention if it’s nice; eventually no one gives a shit about you.
They never negotiate with you
no kidding. that’s my average water/trash bill. I guess the lights don’t need to say on.
lol reminds me of when I worked in education; there was this hearing impaired kid. On the playground they’re playing shop, his dad must have been a construction worker or something. He yells at the top of his voice, does anyone want to buy some Simen (He was trying to say cement)? We, staff, had to discuss should we let him know or not, went with just laughing it off.
That’s right because playing Dark Souls, I had to insert my sanity in the coin slot every time I died and it said Thanks Obama.


I guess I have to clean my boomstick to be ready for a final salute.


I’m okay since I don’t need much, but my “fucksgiving” is gone. I used to be very altruistic. Now, I’ve been enjoying watching businesses fall apart because I don’t care to justify my cost to repair things. Schadenfreude. I’d rather cut my spending. This is just reverberation towards people that took advantage of me.


I don’t know, but he sounds like some people I’ve met. When I was in Dublin, in a pub, this one Romanian guy proceeded to try and tell a joke… ugh the punchline was “it was womans” and it was good my buddy was there and bought him a pint to shut him up since I was already 10-12 pints deep. If you question that part; there may have been some “smelling salts” and plenty of cigarettes involved. Sorry for the rant it just grinds my gears.
Yeah I got a good giggle out of it.