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What I learned today: A football coach in the NCAA can break more rules than Bernie Madoff did on Wall St and the NFL will still welcome him with open arms as long as his team won all their games. Truly a defining statement on our society. "NFL" = "National Felons League" (or &q...

It's interesting that they put 3 QBs and one receiver in that graphic. It's not like Jared Goff is some kind of rummy just handing the ball off. Well...the three QBs included in the NFL's graphic are on their respective divisions' Pro Bowl Squads. For Detroit, it would've raised fewer questions if ...

Given how strained the power grid in Texas can become during really cold (or hot) weather, I think it behooves us to unplug all those stationary EVs whenever we spot them to protect power grid stability!

Found something I don't like about LED headlights....... I was driving home last night in our X3 and it was very cold and light snow. Normally the headlight are great and the high beams through far. I noticed that everything seemed diffused. I pulled into a gas station and the headlights were iced ...

PS. I'm blown away that 02TX guessed the song on that clue alone. I guess I know the soundtrack at the next RennRun. I too was surprised. Admittedly, I did a couple of minutes of enquiry with Prof. Google. Some of the search results, whilst useless for the challenge, did bring back some fond memori...

Would you like that $5 in cash, or should I inform the unfortunate Frunkenstein that you'll be taking it in...ahem...trade? Just apply it towards my annual membership fees here at the Outpost :lol: BTW, regarding the Jeep and Caliber Collision -- in the North Houston area, Caliber is the body shop ...

5chn3ll wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 10:17 pm $5 to the first person to figure out what song that is. Hint: It's a Q4 1987 synth-pop cover of a "classic."

I'll take a shot: the Pet Shop Boys' cover of "Always On My Mind", which is arguably the best synth-pop cover ever.

Well, any car is self-driving...

...at least once.

I'm going to have to do some reading as I don't understand this stuff. If a car is functioning and running properly why would you have to do this type of silly jitter jive to get the car ready for a cpu plug in check of systems? Not just your car Cuda as I've read this concerning various car brands...

I understand some dude on this forum deals in gently used Macans...he's an EXPERT, or so we're told...