///M5

sarcasm > you this morning

Helps to hit paste...

Aaron, here is the problem with DWB and the IS in particular. Video proves that front end is jacked.

I am not implying worse than yours, just real shitty. Hell in the summer I am not sure Matt even wanted to ride his motorcycle up it.

I can't disagree with the simpler is better if you don't want to wrench on your own car. Definitely by far the most cost effective kind of car to own, no way to ever argue that. Remind me to shoot a picture of my driveway. We regularly have visitors who must leave their car at the bottom of it. Although this winter was the first time that never happened....which means it was the shittiest winter ever. Yours may have different challenges, but my M5 was my daily driver when I moved in and it traversed mine gloriously.

Serious wtf!!

Ah, I have no face

As for the Subbie question earlier. By far the best winter car I've ever owned was my 944 Turbo S. Snow tires on that and I could run circles around everyone. It would plow snow of course if it was really deep, but was so stable and controllable it was absurd. Went through stuff better than my old air cooled VW beetle even. In general I am not a fan of AWD in the snow. For most people it creates the false confidence problem which is bad. FWD is of course miles worse as all you get is understeer. My next car will be a RWD again for that reason. I wish the Escalade wasn't AWD. My only other comment on Subaru is from an engineering perspective they have almost no tools in their toolbox compared to other companies. Obviously they achieve more with less but as things become more complicated I would be scared to own one. You are looking at a rather simple car though and are beyond competent so that wouldn't be a problem. Obviously the winter driving woes won't be your concern either like the soccer moms here.

FB?

It foams better than anything else I've used which only makes a difference with the canon. Makes it more fun which doesn't suck. I really need a better water source. Iron filter alone isn't enough on my well.

Or the fact it turns off the autocoding to make it a link

Probably means it is a poster error, lol

http://www.thehumansolution.com/height-adjustable-sit-stand-desk.html?gclid=CjwKEAiAx--2BRDO6q2T84_a52YSJABWAbfrYqKZzlyTyNgPDn4dz9Iw8MUfEXeoEO3b-pc-a37ZqxoCYv3w_wcB

Can't put the link in the middle of them either. Just doesn't work.

http://www.thehumansolution.com/height-adjustable-sit-stand-desk.html?gclid=CjwKEAiAx--2BRDO6q2T84_a52YSJABWAbfrYqKZzlyTyNgPDn4dz9Iw8MUfEXeoEO3b-pc-a37ZqxoCYv3w_wcB

obviously without the spaces

If you remove the "< p > < / p > " after clicking the source button in the reply you cannot post links and have it work.

test 4

test 3

interesting

interesting....

http://www.thehumansolution.com/height-adjustable-sit-stand-desk.html?gclid=CjwKEAiAx--2BRDO6q2T84_a52YSJABWAbfrYqKZzlyTyNgPDn4dz9Iw8MUfEXeoEO3b-pc-a37ZqxoCYv3w_wcB

http://www.thehumansolution.com/height-adjustable-sit-stand-desk.html?gclid=CjwKEAiAx--2BRDO6q2T84_a52YSJABWAbfrYqKZzlyTyNgPDn4dz9Iw8MUfEXeoEO3b-pc-a37ZqxoCYv3w_wcB

It's tough. Those are the same legs that 99.99% of stand up tables are on. Chinese open source so they get used. Getting nicer ones mean you spend way more dough. I looked forever and ended up feeling the Human Solution Uplift was band for the buck the best way to get them. I bought mine without the top and used my old desk. Stability and overall height was my concern. It isn't quite high enough for really stretching out, but close. Operation and controls are nice.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003U4P3U0?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage I like the smell. Works well with the foam cannon which is completely unnecessary. I've found Palmolive to cut grease better than other dish soaps but only tested on a few different fabrics. What we used at the drycleaners most effectively so it also is in my kitchen/garage. Dawn worked really well though too as do probably a ton of others. Some are shit though.