they won't let us into the halls on Monday load ins like they used to, so I'm taking the day off posting to hang out with Mike and Steve and get my favorite pizza from Brooklyn's Best on Ft Apache
I'll have stuff from SEMA to post tomorrow
Monday, November 02, 2026
Sunday, November 01, 2026
San Diego humor
https://www.facebook.com/officialsandiegohumor
personal note, I've lived in San Diego since 1995, so, 31 years, after transferring when the my sea duty rotation was up and it was time for shore duty, and I got lucky and got MP at Miramar, the old Top Gun base... I was then given my 2nd sub here, instead of some other sub base, and after my contract with the Navy was up, I had no ideas on where to move, or why, and since San Diego's temps are so much nicer than the other places I've lived (Michigan, Connecticut, Florida, Washington, Texas, and Hawaii) and it's actually easy to get a new job to get better pay when you quit (often) or get fired (also often)
a 20 dollar upgrade to motorize and make an RC out of a paper airplane
the reviews indicate this is a horrible idea, but the marketing makes it look like a blast. So, that's very contradictory
1930s Mickey Mouse brass badges. US Army, Fire Dept, Aviation Dept, posted because of the focus on the military and fire dpet and the
there were others in the series, for the Navy, the police dept, and the Health Brigade
GM has agreed to pay $220 million to settle a lawsuit that it sold user's private data to third parties, who in turn sold that information to insurance companies as a tool for setting premiums.
some of those users wound up seeing their insurance premiums increase as a result of using the Smart Driver feature, and the lawsuit alleges that 370,000 users didn't even sign up for Smart Driver - and yet, they were indeed enrolled.
As part of the settlement, GM must now get customer consent before collecting driver data, limit the amount of personal data it collects, install oversight, and undergo assessments of its data privacy program.
Saturday, October 31, 2026
The Who at a launch for the Ford Escort RS 1600 which they sponsored for the Daily Mirror sponsored RAC Rally of Great Britain. 4th October 1972, the rally drivers were Stan Griffin and Chris Dickenson . Moon offered to help out as part of the rally's backup crew
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