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"all" seems to be working for me too. I've been using the OXI one.

Nice topic. Reminds me of an Instagram post with similar pics that said... it's not gay if you have a beer in your hand.

That's why I like Costco's long hoses. They can reach to hole no matter what.

I understand why, but hate they can do that. I never lived there, but used to often visit. Never failed, I'd get on the 405, and that first bike scared the shit out of me,. One of the first times I was going to change lanes as traffic was just inching alone. Also reminds me that some states have rules, customs that those visiting don't know. In Illinois, we have to stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk. Most locals don't. I have to tell my brothers from out of state to watch for that. Don't know if an actual rule, but when I go to Maui, most will stop for those trying to cross the road whether a crosswalk or not. Also, often on two lane roads, when traffic is heavy, they will stop to allow on oncoming car make a left turn, freeing up the long line of cars waiting behind them.

My friend's Lincoln with a turbo recommends premium, but can use regular. However, the owner's manual says performance won't be as good with regular.

https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/43126/# Couldn't find anything on this site using his name or #. Any info? Thanks

Lots of hotels near ORD. Most of the better ones are in Rosemont along River Rd. which should have shuttle service to and from ORD. They're also close to the Rosemont Entertainment District, and the Donald E Stevens Convention Center. Rosemont's website will give you suggested hotels. https://rosemont.com/where-to-sleep/ There's also an L station close by on River Rd. and I-90 if you want to take the L into the city. I would imagine their shuttle service would drop you off.

Fricken $5.49 for premium two days ago at Costco northwest of Chicago.

I-94. A friend driving my Charger 110, and me in my CTS 100.

$4.19 reg., $4.69 premium at my local Costco in northwest suburban Chicago.

The men’s room at a car dealership had a sign over the urinal that said … Guys with small bats need to step up to the plate.

Belated Happy Birthday.

A guy I follow on Instagram showed a station in Southern California with a sign today of $6.29.9 for regular. Ouch. That’s gotta hurt.

I loved Sanders growing up in Detroit. Great hot fudge sundaes at their counter service. The stuff with the Sander’s label today doesn’t seem as good.

Same way too. Now that I’m retired, I”m generally staying within my neighboring suburbs. Car sits several days a week, and fill up once a month. Last year, I actually went seven weeks between fill ups. I could have waited a few more days, but it was projected to get very cold so didn’t want freeze my butt off just to fill up.

I paid 3.99 just two, maybe three weeks ago. The Costco website will give you the price for each of its locations.

Reminds me of the deli where they hang the sausages.

Finns can’t understand Hungarians and vice versa, but they have a few words in common. Both languages are traced back to Uralic language.

I started years ago with a Starwood Visa (Westin, Sheraton), and they switched to Amex, which is now (Marriott) Bonvoy. Loved Starwood program, but we got screwed with the merger. Ratio of point conversion didn’t make up for higher points needed for free rooms with Bonvoy. Also have an Amex Hilton Honors plus the Bonvoy, and United Chase visa. Bad thing about having various cards is Not being able to accumulate points in any one program very fast. I’ve been thinking of getting just one Amex.

Market Days in Chicago is still scheduled for 5-7 August.

Boomer here, and I only answer if I recognize the number. Caller ID is my friend. 99% of the time, I don’t know the number, and no message is left. 99% of the few messages left are stupid stuff like lowering my credit card interest, changing my electricity provider, the message was cut off, fraudulent activity with my social security number, etc. They finally stopped calling to say a warrant has been issued for my arrest for some such stuff, and they’re coming to get me.

Should have jumped on it….hehehe

My brother in southern CA is the same way. Gas station he uses is just a couple of blocks away. He said closest Costco would take a minimum of a couple of gallons of gas round trip if traffic moves. Would never need to actually go inside, since he’s retired military, he can go to the Exchange on base for other things. He’s happy staying local.

Curious, was that when it was still being developed as a blood pressure med, or it’s current use?

Ditto Costco NW burbs Chicago. Paid $3.89.9 for premium last week. Cost me $17.00 to wash the winter salt slush residue off my car today.