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so let me ask you this the natural order of things is, male and female. and way deep down each person knows that it is wrong/against the natural order of things to be male and male, or female and female. so to get around that, they change their sex so that they can feel better about male/male and fe...

Humph.
I no longer have the luxury of choice.
I'm going to have to find whatever i can.

It left me sit again. The rear drivers side wheel is ready to fall off. I'm not taking it home. It's sitting at the garage.

I no longer have any loyalty to the car i drive.

When they were sorting through the confusion and wanted help, do you think they went to the harsh relatives who had shut them off completely? Did they go to the ones who had (outwardly at least) smiled and said "Oh that's great!" No, they went to the ones who had respectfully established ...

so the title of this thread sure made my eyes go wide i wasn't at all sure what to expect when i clicked on it. i was almost afraid to!! so hair, on a brand new baby's head. our family has had lots of hair, and has had almost bald ones. we've had really dark hair that turns blonde we even have a 2 y...

temporal1 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 7:58 am .. and, insurance agent. it can be surprising how different models, years, etc., affect ins premiums.
before purchase, i call to ask what i’m getting into, ins-wise.

never even considered that.
i'm not interested in paying a whole lot more in insurance

I might turn the question around and start from the other end. First find the person/ shop who will be doing the maintenance and repair and find out which vehicles they most commonly work on. i'm not sure who will be doing the work. i used to go to the dealership that i bought it from, but after i ...

it's interesting to me, that very few people have recommended domestic vehicles. i've been hearing a lot of subaru forester, a lot of toyota, a lot of honda. i think that in this thread, neto and ohio jones were the only ones w anything good to say about domestic cars. i liked my malibu, i mean, at ...

PeterG wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 3:16 pmThis guy offers a lot of sound advice on his YouTube channel.

he doesn't shut up.
just get to the point
i couldn't watch him.

My current car is a 2005 Malibu. 248,8++ miles on it. I bought it as a 3 year old. It has done well. Very little problems other than normal maintenance. But its time to move on. It had left me sit 4 times in the past 4 to 6 month. And i am no longer as willing to drive an unreliable car as i would h...

so what's your recommendation for a good used vehicle?
either a 4 door car
or an suv, small to mid size

and why do you recommend that one?