I like to fart when im driving and let it bubble up between my legs...

one of the worst feelings in the world. and on top of it, the yelp that is let out sounds like someone kicked a dog.

If the Sandwich Mill is still at bustard and 63, basically at the end of the turnpike ramp. They had the best hoagies and cheese steaks we're worth the stop. The is all 12 years ago or so, but I cant see the place changing-

I think when you're sitting down and you roll one is the worst, that makes me cry.

the worst was in college when the desks were attached to the chairs, you gotta slide in very gently, you sit or roll a ball then you jump up so fast and bruise your thigh on the desk top and end up making a scene. :bigeek:

I really hated the seats where they had the hump in the center that would hit your tailbone and prevent you from slouching in the chair....ugh....torture

Seriously? That's like 3 feet from my house and I never went there. I'm game.

Think I'm going to be doing some more smoking this weekend if the weather is decent.

Oh, and washed the car for the first time in like 2-3 weeks yesterday.

I ran the mustang through the car wash yesterday. looks so much better. It wasnt washed for like 6-8 months.

Ford paint is actually retarded good. They clean up so nice.

and the AC turns the car into a meat locker.

i miss ac.

Speaking of AC... the display on my digital climate control died but everything else works on it. Stupid **** GM build quality. 52k miles on GM's flagship car. So sad. Just waiting for the list of everything else to fail.

BMW had that problem too on the E36's. Bad solder joint due to the switch to lead free solder. All of my later generation cars seem to be alright though.

What are you gonna do you know? Every car has some stupid **** wrong with it when it's more than a few years old.

It surprises me to hear you say that. I have a friend with a mustang whose AC just doesn't work at all. His Expedition isn't exactly great but it still basically works. These aren't super old cars either.

Ironically the cab AC works in my Ford chassis rv but it causes it to quickly overheat on a hot day. Pointless. I can pull 23,000 pounds up a mountain but I can't turn on the ****ing ac.

I've been keeping the ac turned down in the work vehicle. I'm also in pants,boots and have a vest on that make sweat on a 75 degree day.


Pretty chilly in here now and it's a ford.

Its a very easy fix. I just gotta pull the whole control module out which is like 10 minutes of work. On the board there is 8 resistors that seem to have some low quality control soldering that need touched up.

I figure while I have it out I'll just replace all the bulbs that light up the bottons/knobs since its cheap and already apart.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...splay-fix.html

HAH, yup, same issue ;) It's always the soldering or a bad capacitor.

you sghould look into converting the lights to leds. superbrightleds.com

Bubble bee tuna.