Sieg67

Fellow Mazda driver ayyyyy

Can confirm. I have no idea as to which song you're referencing.

..... ..... ..... That's what she said.

I got the Moderna vaccine and the only side effect I had was a sore arm. It only takes a few minutes and you don't need an appointment.

I'm reminded of what they did to the esurance girl.

I just googled that car and it can sell for over 30k.

*plays taps*

My family had two Tempos and I believe there's a good reason why they don't make them anymore.

I liked my earlier model Focus's but that damn rust. Also the valve gaskets like to leak and the bolts holding the cover on are made of spaghetti noodles. Then there's the fact that the rear brakes are drums so that was fun.

This is pretty much what I expected of you knowing your love of cars.

Just got my first shot yesterday after somebody came up to me in Walmart and offered to stick a needle in my arm. Also four people here are being big weenies.

That looks super nice. I almost bought a 2012 Hyundai Veloster but I had reservations on the seller.

I can see that. Kinda reminds me of a receding hairline. Not a bad looking car, otherwise.

So where was the other half?

That's quite the extensive history.

I'll start with mine. '84 Ranger '83 Volvo '00 Focus SE '03 Focus ZTS '11 Mazda 3 2.5 Took me years just to get a car with cup holders.

Wow. I thought ytmnd went the way of the dinosaurs.

I also work at not my house.

People still listen to the radio?

Why was that pipe behind the stove and why didn't Henry use the shutoff valve?

:smileyindifferent:

I'm guessing you picked it up at Walmart? The Super Center closest to me has been stocking some gems. I picked up the 2nd season there on Blue Ray for only 15 dollars I believe.

It's also ghostrek2's birthday. What a coincidence.

I was thinking about adding this but I was trying not to go on too long. Also I haven't looked into it's History enough to speak with the utmost confidence but I do believe you are correct.

The Bible is fiction in the sense that it's not true but fiction isn't lying by default. If J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter then said it was a true story, that would be lying. You can make the argument that the Bible isn't lying if one believes that it's author or authors didn't write it with the intent to deceive. Like, maybe the stories within the Bible were only used by the Church to trick it's followers after the fact. If that were the case, the Bible can be used to perpetrate falsehoods but the stories in them are not lies, only fiction . Additionally, you have to keep in mind that people who genuinely believe what they preach are not actually lying because they are not actively trying to deceive. Rather, they would simply be giving false information. In other words, it comes down to motive.