For lack of anything better

[greatbear]

March, as it has been declared and placed into the law of LivejournalLand, is "Ask Me A Question Month". So, for a limited time only, no refunds or exchanges, ask me something. Anything. I will answer. No warranties, expressed or implied, will be made regarding the suitability or usability of said answers.

Let 'em rip!

Comments

[bikerbear.livejournal.com]

Do you have a favorite, if any, bear event/run?

[sfmini.livejournal.com]

Have the events of the last year drastically changed the direction you want your future to go?

[baeritone.livejournal.com]

Still love me? ;)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm going to ask two questions ? What do you want the Easter Bunny to bring you ? AND more important Can we practice making little greatbearCUBS more often ? : )

[scozart.livejournal.com]

If I were to do a secret "all greatbearmd request" show...do you think you could give me 3 hours-worth of requests?

[ciddyguy.livejournal.com]

Been trying to come up w/ questions for those w/ this meme going around, let's see...

Do you see yourself as a "typical bear" or not and how has it influenced your life?

Car Question

[rockvillewoof.livejournal.com]

Hello you darling, wonderful man...

Q: I went to the "Jiggylube" to get my first oil change with the new (ok used but still new to me) 2000 Dodge Intrepid, and they couldn't do the oil change because they couldn't get the oil filter off without forcing it - and of course they didn't cause they didn't want the problem to become THEIR problem, and told me to take it back to whoever did the last oil change.

I got the vehicle in November, so I have no idea who was last one to do the change.

So, if the threads are stripped (shudder) what can I expect for a repair bill, and should Fitzgerald Auto Mall be responsible for the cost?

Rice Boys

[kneescar.livejournal.com]

I've been kind of a car guy since before I could drive. I never had any appreciation for classics and muscle cars, though. I've always liked the subtleties and the sophistication of European Cars, and the value and practicality of Japanese cars. (Big Honda fan from way back.) I used to read European Car magazine, and I wanted nothing more than to add "more power" to my 1987 Jetta GLI 16V. Since then I've owned 3 Audis and have gone back to Honda. So, here's my question, In your experience, or in your opinion, what are the most cost effective steps a person could take to add some minor power to: name your car, (Mini Cooper, Civic SI, NSX, Element, BMW 3 series) without messing up reliability and without making the thing obnoxiously loud.