[–] 23 points 3 weeks ago

Something else I've learned that no mechanic will tell you, is you can connect a vacuum cleaner hose to the throttle body while the engine is running, have a friend mash down the gas pedal and you've got one heck of a vacuum cleaner.

  • source
  • [–] 5 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    I like how Fox news likes to put question marks on their headlines. Breaking: Democrats to use ground up aborted Christian baby fetuses to feed illegal transgender athletes? We never said that was happening we're just asking the tough questions.

  • source
  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    Early 90's I had to change for gym class. I've also been to clothing optional campgrounds, to me nudity isn't harmful at all. If anything social nudity would be beneficial.

  • source
  • [–] 8 points 2 months ago

    Wish I had some advice for you, I absolutely hate the buzz wordy morons that I work with, i feel your pain. I'll leave you with this amusing superhero comic action item man. 1000003208

  • source
  • [–] 25 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    The onion now owns Alex Jones Info wars, and is hosted by Tim Heidecker who does a pretty good Alex jones voice, and Jim Haggerty who has this conspiracy laced spin off show named after himself. Worth checking out if you're a fan of the onion humor.

  • source
  • [–] 17 points 3 months ago (2 children)

    Recently bought a WRX, the O2 sensor went bad, the shop I normally use didn't want to mess with it so I went to the dealership. While I was waiting I get a text saying my car needs $8,000 worth of work, I just bought the thing so I am starting to panic, the advisor said the battery sensing plug was messed up and to fix it the ENTIRE engine harness had to be replaced. I asked to see what they were talking about, so we walked into the shop, it was a small plastic plug about the size of my pinky finger the previous owner had wrapped in electrical tape so i asked if we can just wrap it back up, the mechanic shrugs but wraps it back, that was 2 years ago still never had an issue even though the advisor was like you need to get this fixed sooner rather than later. Never went back.

  • source
  • parent
  • context
  •  

    U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville believes that anyone “practicing” sharia law in the U.S. should be “deported immediately.”

    Tuberville made the comments Wednesday during a 13-minute speech on the Senate floor alongside a poster that says, “BAN SHARIA LAW.”

    Throughout the speech Tuberville mentioned that “radical Islamic extremists” were a threat to America and even stated that these extremists “want every single freedom loving American dead, bottom line

    “They have proven over and over again that they’re willing to do whatever it takes to kill just one American citizen, whatever it takes and it isn’t just happening overseas,” Tuberville said. “It has been allowed to fester and is alive and well in our very own country, just waiting for the right opportunity to attack.”

    Throughout the years many conservative politicians have invoked the prospect of “sharia law” taking over America as an Islamophobic and anti-Muslim trope.

    In a statement to Al.com, Deputy Director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Edward Ahmed Mitchell, said that Tuberville’s remarks were “dangerous hatred against American Muslims” and he could learn about Islam if he took up a months-old offer to visit a Birmingham mosque.

    “If Senator Tuberville ever takes up the community’s offer to visit an Alabama mosque, he will learn that Alabama Muslims are following sharia—which means the way to water—when they pray five times a day, fast in Ramadan, give in charity, and follow the laws of the land in which they live,” Mitchell said.

    “Senator Tuberville will also learn that American Muslims have consistently opposed all forms of unjust violence, from terrorist attacks by Al-Qaeda and ISIS, to the genocide perpetrated by Israeli government in Gaza. This is called moral consistency, and Senator Tuberville should try it.”

    view more: next ›