Whenever I've Posted a Question , I always got a lot of good Tips and Information . I was thinking it would be valuable if Fire Members would Post their best Tip of the year . This might be an Item or Service Purchased or anything whatever where you said : Wow this is a lot better than I expected . I will start out with Car Tires . Here are some caveats : I live where it Rains almost every other day about half a year and Snows a few inches almost every other day in Winter with a few feet of Snow maybe 5or 6 times in Winter . I drive a FWD V-6 Car with plenty of Power and these usually come with High Performance V Rated Tires . I have used Michelin Pilots , Bridestone Potenzas , Nexen ( sp?) , Dunlop SP , etc . I really did'nt like any of these in heavy Rain even at 65 MPH . Continental Pure Contacts were fairly good though . Last Fall I read a ton of Reviews and decided to try Goodyear Assurance Weatheready . These are the best Rain Tires I have ever tried . That is especially surprising as the Tread Contact with the Road is about 8.5 inches . I would also Rate them Tops for Dry Roads , Road Handling and Braking . I have seen nothing even close from any other Brand . YMMV . A plus is that they have the " Snowflake " Symbol which I think means they are rated as a Snow Tire , not just an All Weather Tire . They are Asymmetrical and Uni-Directional and the Dealer said they would go thru deep Snow foreword great , but not nearly as good backward . I did not notice any problem in moving in deep Snow on my level driveway ( although due to Medical Problems ) I don't drive in really deep Snow . As a Minus . these Tires are a bit noisy and a bit hard ( but they are an Aspect Ratio of 45 ) so that is not surprising . Dealer said all Tires are Petroleum Based except for these , which are SoyBean Based . I don't think you could eat these in a pinch , but I do wonder about Rodents . I have put about 5000 Miles on them and wear looks good so far . They are amazing Tires !
Not for '19, but I think 'don't vote for Hillary' would qualify.
That nigerian prince that set you the email about the millions he's trying to get into the US .................
get this ......
... isn't really a prince from nigeria
In a question about learning long range shooting where I was looking at a 6.5 CM or fast twist .22-250 it was recommended I use a fast twist .223 mostly because of the volume of shooting that allowed without breaking the bank. Good advice since I can spot my shots better through the scope, plus it gave me the excuse to buy a new rifle and scope.
OK Guys , that's two I have filed away for future use !
If youre going to fish, fish...don't talk
That's my tip
My tip to anyone would be to not drive 65 mph in a heavy rain
Use protection, get married.
Dont drive through running water unless you're a dimocrap.
Whenever I've Posted a Question , I always got a lot of good Tips and Information . I was thinking it would be valuable if Fire Members would Post their best Tip of the year . This might be an Item or Service Purchased or anything whatever where you said : Wow this is a lot better than I expected . I will start out with Car Tires . Here are some caveats : I live where it Rains almost every other day about half a year and Snows a few inches almost every other day in Winter with a few feet of Snow maybe 5or 6 times in Winter . I drive a FWD V-6 Car with plenty of Power and these usually come with High Performance V Rated Tires . I have used Michelin Pilots , Bridestone Potenzas , Nexen ( sp?) , Dunlop SP , etc . I really did'nt like any of these in heavy Rain even at 65 MPH . Continental Pure Contacts were fairly good though . Last Fall I read a ton of Reviews and decided to try Goodyear Assurance Weatheready . These are the best Rain Tires I have ever tried . That is especially surprising as the Tread Contact with the Road is about 8.5 inches . I would also Rate them Tops for Dry Roads , Road Handling and Braking . I have seen nothing even close from any other Brand . YMMV . A plus is that they have the " Snowflake " Symbol which I think means they are rated as a Snow Tire , not just an All Weather Tire . They are Asymmetrical and Uni-Directional and the Dealer said they would go thru deep Snow foreword great , but not nearly as good backward . I did not notice any problem in moving in deep Snow on my level driveway ( although due to Medical Problems ) I don't drive in really deep Snow . As a Minus . these Tires are a bit noisy and a bit hard ( but they are an Aspect Ratio of 45 ) so that is not surprising . Dealer said all Tires are Petroleum Based except for these , which are SoyBean Based . I don't think you could eat these in a pinch , but I do wonder about Rodents . I have put about 5000 Miles on them and wear looks good so far . They are amazing Tires !
Per the personal best handling pavement gripping all weather street tire, mine was a set of Perilliis but there was a trade off in that they wore out in less than 35K miles.
Someone suggested to me that when updating my hunting individual first aid kit (IFAK) each year, I should submit the receipts through my medical flex spending account. I thought that was a great tip.
Dont drive through running water unless you're a dimocrap.
You mean like a main break?
I got two.....
1. Dont fry bacon naked....
2. If your in a tree stand, wear a safety harness. Bad things happen when you fall out of a tree stand.
Dont drive through running water unless you're a dimocrap.
You mean like a main break?
You can drive through running water too.
Make sure everything is tucked in before zipping up......
A buddy of mine told his grandson this at his wedding;
Son, you can be happy or you can be right but you can't be both...
Make sure everything is tucked in before zipping up......
Beans above the weenie! Bad juju.
Buy Vanguard Dividend Growth Fund....recently re-opened.
If you are invested in the stock market, sell yesterday.
Thank me later.....
buy 22 LR ammo.............
and primers
Dont eat the yellow snow
Out back where the Huskies go
If your an Eskimo
Frank Zappa.....
Use the "Enter" key or equivalent to show conceptual breaks in your internet writing.
Best tip was from Ken Howell.
Make paragraph breaks when typing. It increases readability of a post.
Don't fart in rain pants!
Don’t NEVER trust a fart. 😬
Use protection, get married.
Better yet......If you use protection you won't have to get married......
Don't buy anything from Safariman.........
Don't tug on supermans cape.
Buy experiences rather than more stuff.
Another hunt will likely bring better memories than another rifle. Use the stuff you already own. I am more impressed when shown a rifle with honest wear in the bluing, and dings in the wood, than I am a bunch of shiny new McRifles.
Bourbon and good hunting tales make for a memorable evening.
Don't spit into the wind.
Stop trying to impress people. Not advice given to me. You’re welcome.
Don't pull the mask off that old lone ranger.
Don’t mess around with Jim
Keep 'em coming . You guys are keeping me in stitches .............and my Surgery ain't until next week !!!
That nigerian prince that set you the email about the millions he's trying to get into the US .................
get this ......
... isn't really a prince from nigeria
CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wish I had read this yesterday.
Jim
Fish when the fish are in, hunt when they're not.
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A buddy of mine told his grandson this at his wedding;
Son, you can be happy or you can be right but you can't be both...
Your buddy is an idiot! Don't marry a woman you can't be right and happy with, that would be better advice.
A buddy of mine told his grandson this at his wedding;
Son, you can be happy or you can be right but you can't be both...
Your buddy is an idiot! Don't marry a woman you can't be right and happy with, that would be better advice.
Not everybody wants to marry a man.
Make fuggin sure you take your meds!
Whenever I've Posted a Question , I always got a lot of good Tips and Information . I was thinking it would be valuable if Fire Members would Post their best Tip of the year . This might be an Item or Service Purchased or anything whatever where you said : Wow this is a lot better than I expected . I will start out with Car Tires . Here are some caveats : I live where it Rains almost every other day about half a year and Snows a few inches almost every other day in Winter with a few feet of Snow maybe 5or 6 times in Winter . I drive a FWD V-6 Car with plenty of Power and these usually come with High Performance V Rated Tires . I have used Michelin Pilots , Bridestone Potenzas , Nexen ( sp?) , Dunlop SP , etc . I really did'nt like any of these in heavy Rain even at 65 MPH . Continental Pure Contacts were fairly good though . Last Fall I read a ton of Reviews and decided to try Goodyear Assurance Weatheready . These are the best Rain Tires I have ever tried . That is especially surprising as the Tread Contact with the Road is about 8.5 inches . I would also Rate them Tops for Dry Roads , Road Handling and Braking . I have seen nothing even close from any other Brand . YMMV . A plus is that they have the " Snowflake " Symbol which I think means they are rated as a Snow Tire , not just an All Weather Tire . They are Asymmetrical and Uni-Directional and the Dealer said they would go thru deep Snow foreword great , but not nearly as good backward . I did not notice any problem in moving in deep Snow on my level driveway ( although due to Medical Problems ) I don't drive in really deep Snow . As a Minus . these Tires are a bit noisy and a bit hard ( but they are an Aspect Ratio of 45 ) so that is not surprising . Dealer said all Tires are Petroleum Based except for these , which are SoyBean Based . I don't think you could eat these in a pinch , but I do wonder about Rodents . I have put about 5000 Miles on them and wear looks good so far . They are amazing Tires !
Per the personal best handling pavement gripping all weather street tire, mine was a set of Perilliis but there was a trade off in that they wore out in less than 35K miles.
I bought a car last year that had Pirelli Scorpions on it with about 22K miles on them, had to buy a set this year for it after putting 10K on them. Bought my wife a car this year with Scorpions on it too, and I can already tell I will be buying a new set next summer. My experience is Pirelli's are great if you want to take corners in a sports car, they suck on a crossover SUV
Whenever I've Posted a Question , I always got a lot of good Tips and Information . I was thinking it would be valuable if Fire Members would Post their best Tip of the year . This might be an Item or Service Purchased or anything whatever where you said : Wow this is a lot better than I expected . I will start out with Car Tires . Here are some caveats : I live where it Rains almost every other day about half a year and Snows a few inches almost every other day in Winter with a few feet of Snow maybe 5or 6 times in Winter . I drive a FWD V-6 Car with plenty of Power and these usually come with High Performance V Rated Tires . I have used Michelin Pilots , Bridestone Potenzas , Nexen ( sp?) , Dunlop SP , etc . I really did'nt like any of these in heavy Rain even at 65 MPH . Continental Pure Contacts were fairly good though . Last Fall I read a ton of Reviews and decided to try Goodyear Assurance Weatheready . These are the best Rain Tires I have ever tried . That is especially surprising as the Tread Contact with the Road is about 8.5 inches . I would also Rate them Tops for Dry Roads , Road Handling and Braking . I have seen nothing even close from any other Brand . YMMV . A plus is that they have the " Snowflake " Symbol which I think means they are rated as a Snow Tire , not just an All Weather Tire . They are Asymmetrical and Uni-Directional and the Dealer said they would go thru deep Snow foreword great , but not nearly as good backward . I did not notice any problem in moving in deep Snow on my level driveway ( although due to Medical Problems ) I don't drive in really deep Snow . As a Minus . these Tires are a bit noisy and a bit hard ( but they are an Aspect Ratio of 45 ) so that is not surprising . Dealer said all Tires are Petroleum Based except for these , which are SoyBean Based . I don't think you could eat these in a pinch , but I do wonder about Rodents . I have put about 5000 Miles on them and wear looks good so far . They are amazing Tires !
Per the personal best handling pavement gripping all weather street tire, mine was a set of Perilliis but there was a trade off in that they wore out in less than 35K miles.
I bought a car last year that had Pirelli Scorpions on it with about 22K miles on them, had to buy a set this year for it after putting 10K on them. Bought my wife a car this year with Scorpions on it too, and I can already tell I will be buying a new set next summer. My experience is Pirelli's are great if you want to take corners in a sports car, they suck on a crossover SUV
I've bought 8 General Altimax RT 43 tires in the past 6 weeks. They're priced below other tires of equal quality,...sometimes by a wide margin. It's hard to find a bad review of them.
They come in sizes to fit almost anything.
https://shedheads.net/general-altimax-rt43-review/
Always sniff a gift fish.
Don’t NEVER trust a fart. 😬
Especially at my age!
For large tips, you can't do better than getting a job circumcising Elephants