Howdy y'all! This is a blog post. Today I finally got insurance coverage on my new free Volvo and it wasn't that bad! Only $275 / 6 months. I also switched the Porsche to storage coverage for $88 a 6 months vs the $575 I pay otherwise.
Anyways, next Thursday I've arranged a ride to Detroit to pick it up and bring this pinnacle of 90s design home.
I also got back from Kentucky, where I unfortunately found out my teeth are too fricked up for the University of Kentucky student dentists to fix and I'm going to have to go through their residency program. That means it's going to cost a lot more than I'd planned and take much longer.
While I was there I had the worst steak or my life:
It was all fat and rubbery!
I also drove through a tiny tunnel!
And visited the coomer homeland!
Then I took some pics of my car!
Then after that I drove home and remembered my car can kinda drive itself so I could keep browsing rDrama.
Since I've been back I've been selling things I don't need anymore to buy car parts and have managed to raise $2800 with minimal effort. Now that I've sold all of the easy stuff, I've moved on to trying to sell things from my art collection, like this photo of a potty!
Thanks for reading! I'm horribly depressed today!
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Replaced my bald snow tires for the season, Michelin X-Ice Snow. So far in the dry around 50F I don't love them, they don't hook like my old Blizzak LM32s but I'm eager to see how they do in snow. The Blizzaks were all around great but once the layer of special compound wears away they're basically all seasons. Michelins promise more consistent snow performance. On paper they should be better but we'll see.
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Now that you've bought new ones it's gonna be a dry winter.
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That's ok. My other tires are not to be used in temps below 50F, the compound gets too hard and will get damaged aside from severely diminished grip. Snow tires are a special compound that stays soft in frezzing temps. If no snow we'll certainly get some bitter cold.
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