You say it's priced at 85K, repairs 15K. Would you buy it if it was in perfect condition for 100K? If so, buy it. If not, walk.
I don't know what your local market is like, but in most places a seller won't entertain that much price reduction.
You say it's priced at 85K, repairs 15K. Would you buy it if it was in perfect condition for 100K? If so, buy it. If not, walk.
I don't know what your local market is like, but in most places a seller won't entertain that much price reduction.
I won't recommend anything in particular, but before buying an auto inflation vest confirm the price and availability of reload kits. The pill expires after a couple of years.
Worm food.
When I take my dog outside and he shuffles around looking for the perfect spot to crap, I tell him to "get with the program." He seems to understand that I'm becoming impatient.
It's been a long time since I looked at bar codes, but this link is to an old printer manual that has some useful information in its appendix: https://www.cognitivetpg.com//assets/downloads/105-008-02_Programming_Manual-HTML_revC2.pdf
Storm windows are a thing in four season climates, basically just another pane of glass over the existing window in winter. I have known low income people to just staple clear plastic over the frame for the same effect. You might give it a try. Ugly, but better than boarding them up.
I never resist anything on a restaurant menu. If I wanted to restraint myself I'd just stay home.
It's like a restaurant that advertises home cooked food. I go out to escape that.
Something like that happened to me how once. I was at an art gallery and asked if photography was ok. The guard said sure, and flash was ok as well, so I flashed him and he threw me out.
So, did the Englishman leave in a huff because he couldn't get a cab?
Been there. I liked the job and ignored the religion, consistently not remarking on the "god is guiding us" stuff. I eventually outlasted the fundies.
In another situation I had enough difficulty with the in-my-face religion, spoke up about it, and was the first one laid off when money got tight.
I guess the lesson is, pick your battles.
Me too.
An Egyptian scarab.