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Never get tired of your car.

Yup, went through that. And I would never say stop battling. Just ask the court for what's fair. Eventually you'll get what you want. For me, all 3 kids ended up with me because they couldn't stand the instability that their mother created. When they got to that age to make that decision, they...

You divorced and divorcing guys. I went through this 30 years ago. Not much has changed. My lawyer gave me 2 pieces of advice. 1) always be the reasonable one, always take the high road. 2) it isn't fair. Men have the advantage in the business world, women have the advantage in family court...

We live in a rural area. They spray that shit all the time. Whenever the wife and I are driving past the fields, it's a race to say "did you fart?"

I'll let you know in November Bob. [emoji16] We'll be staying at the Intercontinental for 4 nights before the cruise. It's where Windstar books all their passengers, so it's got to be pretty fancy pants.

There's a reason for that.

Just started watching it tonight. Played one of the versions of the game when my kid got me interested in it. Enjoying it so far.

To the OP, just spoke to a dive guide here (Grand Cayman) and she was in Maldives just before COVID. Says the fishing is great. She also mentioned that if you are on a main island with a lot of locals, probably no booze, but if you're at a resort location, not a problem. Book something away from...

Thanks for the info! Will definitely do all of that. Tahiti has been on my list for a very long time.

Yes, we'll actually be on a cruise. Small ship from Windstar. About 300 passengers. Start and end in Papeete. Stops in Morrea, Bora Bora, Fakarava, Rangiroa and a few others. Should be able to get some good diving in.

Going to Tahiti in November. Really looking forward to it. What was impression of it?

Haven't been, but have heard good things. This is from a scuba diving perspective, so ymmv.

Warm turtle tank.

Now you're really going back.

I know what that's like. I caught a greased pig when I was about 11.

Looks like Steve McQueen to me.

How about drug smugglers? How long can theirs stay underwater?

Some Karen probably already has complaint forms filled out. So glad to be out of an HOA.

I really like them. Lines can easily be removed and reinstalled, which I've had to do. The guy I bought them from said they are very popular with off-roaders too, because they can unsnap the lines to get rocks and debris out from behind lines. They make a nice, clean install.

One more picture before I'm gone for 3 weeks. I just set a bunch of the cockpit panels in place for fitment. When I get home, I'll run brake lines and rivet the rest of the panels in. By the time I get home, I should have my engine and transmission.

Looks like a woman was driving it.

Looked on Ford's website. The dark horse starts at 62k and change. I guess it needs 20k in options. Ford really is missing the original intent of the mustang. An affordable, fun car. It was originally intended to be a families second car. Back in '64, you could pick one up for $2200-2400...

Exactly. If you look close, the top and and outside panels are still clecoed in. I'll wait until I absolutely have to rivet them in.

Ridiculous. What is msrp on those things anyway?

Yes. I did a lot of back and forth before I actually purchased it. Weighed the pros and cons and came to the conclusion that this was the way to go... for me. Although, I almost thought it was a mistake. I put the front panel on the driver's footbox, only to find out that I riveted it down too...