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I think we can agree "unknown" regarding car color is less suspicious that a distinct color mismatch. Your situation is a conundrum, because of our registrations we sign at the bottom certifying all info included is correct to the best of the applicant's knowledge, making signing a clear...

You might first ask why is that really important? Well , when you register your vehicle with the DMV, that is the info they request that a LEO sees when a license Plate reader is gathering info live as cars pass by. A mismatch can precipitate a traffic stop, among other issues. So, what color is...

That is a worthy video on the subject, it mentions/repeats a lot of points I have already made here. It only very briefly however mentions a blockade strategy twice, and I find that is rather telling. It also seems to suggest that the Soviet invasion of an acquired non home island territory as...

Not really, I just wonder why that option has gotten so little air time. Starving though would have been a free will choice. I already stated the possibility more might have starved to death with a blockade than both the bombs vaporized. It would also have kept the proverbial Atomic Genie in the...

Much like suffocating, it takes time to starve, and as you mentioned that I agree with, the starving process had already begun for some time. Why were the Kamikaze not a menace then in June and July? Because their aircraft had already been largely eradicated/depleted in this final chapter of...

Because they were highly likely to surrender after the second bomb, which indeed they did, and the fact the Japanese had no clue how many atomic bombs we had operational at the time. What is seldom discussed in these conversations and weighed is, what alternatives did the US have besides the...

The Russians conveniently waited to take any real action that they previously agreed to, just days after we dropped the world's first atomic bomb. It was not really a sudden invasion but planned for by the Allies at the Tehran? Conference. That delayed military action did insure however Russia a...

Not that I disagree, but I still have my third Tacoma unopened 550,000+ mile 4 cyl. :lol: I might also add, this last one never had it's oil changed sooner then 6K miles, it only has used Walmart 20-50 oil, and it has hauled many 5K concrete blocks on a trailer. and only gets 1 mpg less today...

Where we disagree about is I suspect, EVERYTHING Detroit bitched about back in time, emissions, mileage, cost, safety, etc that they said couldn't be done, wasn't cost effective, wasn't needed, was overreach etc, has been exceeded today by many factors. What Detroit was lacking was the will and...

Baloney, demand of higher mileage cars because of higher gas prices led us collectively towards 4cyl. Detroit resisted and got left in the dust. History has proven BTW 4cyl's today easily exceed the power and mileage and emissions of clunker yesterday V8 engines of double the capacity...

Form follows function. From what I have seen here, creativity is not often a cherished goal. I mean we mainly collect cars from 50+ years ago and try to outdo others doing the same in the pursuit of originality.

Ever consider that putting down a dog for its best humane interests on a daily basis might also creep over to human life decisions?

I always thought a good measure of fame in that department, for me at least, was how long between the first meet of your partner did it take to get to home plate, so to speak, mine was 45 mins, and we are talking no professionals involved.:bananadance: I was not a musician; I was a rock & roll...

What is your claim to fame? In this context, my resolute very direct succinctness, and a well-earned following of being "ignored" by those unwilling or unable to counter items mentioned, that apparently hit too close to home and leave them I suspect with their only recourse to attack ad...

The distinction here is IMO, is this somebody you know or have met, do they have a connection with you, are you likely to deal with them again, or is it to their gain to stay connected with you? If not, "I'll get back to you" should have no more merit today than a typical fleeting campaign...

Funny how those "most experienced guys combined" aren't able tp assdemlr a well treasoned counter argument with going personal.[/USER] Make up your mind. BTW, I only comment on a topic that I feel I can contribute for the greater good, if it is more than one, deal with it. And if all you have...

Well I admit, there are people who think they are better/more entitled without basis then others, and others who fail to accept/refuse without reason that someone else maybe more in the right on a topic than themselves. I have little aversion to confronting both. I try give my reasons openly and...

I'm hearing an echo? Dadsbee stated an assumption. Why in the world would you contact TSA about and while cash carrying within our borders when your own research indicates you do not need to declare it? All you need is one agent having a bad day to ruin yours, and for what?

Wrong, do some research. No one is required or obligated to declare any amount of cash prior to seizure unless crossing US borders. Although I suspect that declaration will be seen somewhat favorably by jury at a trial to win back your seized funds.

You mean the leaders that passed the Patriot Act in 2001 that was allegedly targeting terrorism that the country widely supported, just to be accurate? It's also called unintended consequences and/or mission creep.