Intermission and Drive-ins
Back in the days of olde, all movie theaters and drive-ins had a break half-way through the movie called intermission. It originates from stage performances where the show would take a break so the actors could get a breather.
There's this house I drive by every so often that I've been meaning to snap a photo of but always forget to do it.
I mentioned before (which does list the parts) the issue on GMC Canyon/Chevrolet Colorado trucks where the HVAC fans completely stop working for no reason while running. Today I fixed it myself at my father's place because he had the tools I needed. The job took about a half-hour to complete.
I discovered this song today, and yes I actually like it.
I'm not smart about cars because I want to be. I'm smart about cars because I have to be.
This is especially true if you drive a GM vehicle.
I have to remind myself that when I moved to Tampa in 2006, the price per gallon was $2.75, so I really shouldn't complain about the price right now.
In yet another instance that the older I get, the more retro I'm becoming, I prefer old license plates (sometimes called tags) compared to new ones.
When living in CT I knew of three types of license plates.
The Big Goodbye is something stupid people use in a seriously lame attempt to make themselves look smart when in fact it makes them look dumb.
In other words, TBGs are used by attention harlots.
If I were to tell somebody from my stomping grounds how to get to Tampa from there, the directions are so simple it's ridiculous.
I ran across a YouTube video concerning the oft-forgotten show of the 80s, Solid Gold, so I figured I'd say a few words about it.
