Oldman made a funny :chuckles:

 

 

but what IT stuff is essential to everyday life? I could live without my computer but I have to be able to drive. Even considering thats a similar argument I dont buy It equipment every week or once every other week. I cant remember the last time I bought something for my computer
:rofl:

 

^^^Couldn't have put it a better way. :chuckles:

 

Filled up today $3.31/91, total $37.08 :sad:

 

$30.00 for 8.725 gallons of petrol. :madr:
A gently used Insight 5spd is looking damn good right now. h:

 

150WHP 275WTQh: I have it chipped running up to 24psi, and still getting GREAT mileage...spirited is around 80-90mph hwy Got TORQUE?

Common misconception, diesels aren't slowhfawk:

 

Cisco, Oracle, SAP, Peoplesoft...companies like that don't sell jack shit to consumers. They sell shit to other companies that need those products to do business in the most efficient way possible.

Cheaper shit from those sorts of companies means more money in the bank for the companies doing the buying, which means (potentially) larger budgets to pay employees, which somehow magically ends up in joe schmoe on the street's pockets.

Then again maybe not, they tried that whole trickle-down effect stuff in the 80s and we know how well that helped the common man.

 

paid $2.91 for 86 today...cost me $29 to fill up