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After I got my oil change there was some leakage in the driveway. Didn't pay attention to it thinking it was just residue from the last oil change. 2,000 miles I get a low oil pressure message and I notice my cover was fill with oil. Also, I notice the stain on the top parking spot has gotten bigger from obvious oil leak. It's a semi new car, 2022. I'm thinking the mechanic probably left the old oil filter gasket on with the new one on top.

Throwaway for obvious reasons, I did accidentally post this on my main account 10minutes ago then deleted it. On mobile so apologies for any formatting issues. Sorry for the long post. Will have to be quite vague in case they see this. So I (f30) have a friend (f30) and her husband (m31) who have just moved for the second time in 5 years. The first time they moved 200 miles north of where we lived, this time they’ve moved 400 miles south from where they were. So the same distance for me to visit either way. He has got quite a good job as a dentist, and has invested into it a lot of time and money on uni, exams, qualifications and now buying into a practice which means an insane pay rise/...

Hi All, I have been rucking now for just over a year. My goal is to improve how much I enjoy backpacking trips so my focus is longer distances at a steady pace with a moderate weight pack. I have been upping my weight and distance slowly and things were progressing well, but the last weight increase seems to suddenly be crushing me. Anyone else found this? Is it likely just a plateau or do we reach a limit where other issues start to kick in? So I was pretty comfortable at 21KG (46.3lbs) pack + weights, doing a mix of daily 6 mile hikes (fairly flat) and 10 mile weekend hikes (pretty hilly). I went up to 23KG (50.7lbs) and it feels disproportionally harder for the small increase. At the en...

I’m coming back to running after getting injured about 5 weeks ago. I was 6 weeks out from what would have been my first marathon, my last long run before I had to stop was 16 miles. I’ve learnt a couple of lessons since then, number one being that I need to strength train (and have already been doing this for a couple of weeks), and number two that my training plan probably wasn’t great! I used Runna, and I was doing 4 runs a week, my mid week runs were quite short with usually one easy, one tempo, one intervals, then the long run at the weekend. I’ve since seen advice suggesting that my mid week vs long run mileage wasn’t balanced well, and that as a novice I probably didn’t ...

Last order of the night and it was this 70 item order from wegman’s, originally popped across my app for $37.50. 27 miles. I declined because I didn’t feel like driving that far. Then after 2 other declined orders, it came thru again for 39.50. 2 hours until store closed. I figured f, it I haven’t taken an order this big before, and it could be my last one for the night. 1 hr 20 min shopping (that’s my fault lol I was slow at first then picked up my pace). I make the delivery and the lady hands me a $10 in cash which was nice. So I made $49.50 on this order, cool! I just looked at the app though, and was actually shocked at what the DD pay was and what the customer tip (in app) wa...

See note at end re the first pic. The second picture is not at the closure. The title for this pic is "a river once ran through it". This is the North Fork Of The Skykomish River about 3 miles north of Index. You will note there's no river there anymore. Last December during the deluge and flood the river changed it course, moving it's channel west a few hundred yards. Very impressive. Now this is just a dry wash. One can rock walk to the new river course. The rest of the pics are from the closure area by bridge number 499 (which is still apparently OK) about 7 miles further up the road. The road is completely washed away and will not be reopening anytime soon. ...

Unliked the game but I am not seeing many opinions like this, so I wanted to share mine. I would say it was a 7/10. The game is only 10 hours but it really really dragged for maybe last 25%. The combat does not have enough bones to survive the whole game. I played on normal difficulty. It’s a really simple concept executed very well. The game is beautiful. But the combat is just repetitive, enemy variety is also not good. Bosses are not good aside from how good they look. Story is ok. I like that Hugh is not a kid hating *******. He is just a nice guy and that goes against the trope. Ending was ok too. No spoilers. But the story was nothing special. I saw everything coming from a mile ...

Last month I posted that I was on a long term stall (https://www.reddit.com/r/mounjarouk/s/ZeIKKl8LDJ) and had been at 280lbs since August after losing a substantial amount before. Some very helpful people pointed out I needed to rework my calorie intake now I was smaller and a few other tips. I've taken that into account and I'm now down 10lbs since making that post. Take a look through the comments to see all the tips as everyone was fantastic. This is a massive thank you to this community! Also, I walked 26 miles for charity yesterday! Something I could never have imagined 2 years ago. 2026 is looking good so far!

I just bought a 2014 is350 with 106000 miles clean title with mark levinson for 15k, good maintenance history 6k mile oil changes with 2 coolant flushes and 2 diff fluid changes in the history. Last owner drove like a grandma so never really driven hard fs. Getting a transmission fluid drains and fill hopefully this week since it’s never been changed before. Doing an oil change (pennzoil ultra platinum with oem Toyota filter), air filters, cabin air filters and spark plugs. I do want to know if GSF lcas were worth the time and money to do, I really don drive the car extremely hard, especially not aggressive canyon driving. This cars drives really good, mostly because I am coming from a com...

I am currently trying to decide what Credit Card Ecosystem to be apart of and was looking for some advice or help. I would just love to bounce around thoughts and ideas with anyone willing to give this a read! **Why am I thinking one ecosystem as opposed to combining individual cards that fit together?** When I see people having multiple credit cards from different ecosystems, I don't believe that would personally benefit me as you can't combine Chase points, with Amex Points, with Capital One Miles, etc. I know some have overlapping transfer partners but that just seems to be such a restrictive option and my spend isn't that high to accumulate a bunch of points through diffe...

So basically, its been over a week since we last chatted and I am finally over being the one to reach out to him. I get he's busy (so am I), and it finally clicked with me that it means he isn't actually interested and that is fine. My issue now is still holding on to what could of been or the fact that we are so close in proximity (1ish mile). I am not necessarily upset about the relationship itself, but I am a bit depressed in general because it sort of reminds me of how hard it is to really find someone I like. I was watching a movie and the actor that came on was the actor he listed as one of his celebrity crushes and it sort of triggered the feelings again because he als...

The fuel range on my 2019 Chevy Malibu LT says on a full tank it will last 350 miles. But online for the same make and model and year of my vehicle, it says I should be getting upwards of 500. I replaced the Upstream O2 sensor and I wanted to see if you guys think it looks like it needed replacing.

(Firefly (TV series) , Serenity , universe). Here is the opening of Serenity from the POV of River Tam: ​The Classroom (The Dream) ​Everything is soft, filtered through a golden haze. I am small again. I am sitting in a classroom with other children, listening to a teacher explain the Earth-That-Was. She speaks of the Alliance, of how they "cleansed" the central planets and brought order to the chaos. ​I raise my hand. The logic is flawed. I tell her that the Alliance isn't just "bringing order"—they’re meddling. I feel the eyes of the other children on me. It feels safe, but it’s too bright. It’s too perfect. ​The Academy (The Reality) ​The g...

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Bought a 1994' Subaru Impreza Wagon L Fwd Auto EJ18 for $1,500 With 99k Miles, Now 105k. I Bought This Little Cool 90s Car To Get Me Through The Winter. I Have Been Getting A lot Of Compliments About The Car And How People Say Its Kinda "Rare" Seeing These, Especially In FWD. Whats is your guy's opinions and is it definitely worth keeping & restoring this cool little car? (Last 3 pics is when I got it)

Currently driving a BMW i4 e40. Lease ends in a month and I’m only at 15k miles. First year of owner I was working remote but since the last two years I have to go 3-4 days to work. Daily commute is 25 miles. Weekly estimated commute is \~100miles. Office commute is stop and go traffic for 30 mins, which is why I’ve been loving BMWs DAPP system. Also, leaning luxury sedans because I’m spoilt. Residual of my i4 is $36.5k. I test drove a bunch of cars over the last few weeks and have the following options listed below. Prices mentioned without taxes. 1. My 2023 i4 with 15k miles for $36.5k. Current market value is probably low 30s. Fully loaded except HUD (weird spec). 2. 2023 5...

I acquired a set of the books on Kindle a little while back and was pretty surprised to see a piece of gossip in the Rilla of Ingleside chapter "Little Dog Monday Knows" about a Glen boy who was a POW and wrote a letter home with a bit of Gaelic in it. It's not there in my Bantam paperback copy, and I would definitely have remembered it if it had been because I'm always interested in any scrap of Scottish culture that made its way into the Anne and Emily books. I don't know if there are historically known edits or anything and was wondering if anyone knows anything about this piece behind added or cut. To my knowledge, the Kindle version does not have any other noti...

I recently purchased a brand new 2025 ninja 650 ABS on the last week of February 2026 in the bay area. For context, this is my first ever motorcycle. I completed the safety course in December 2025 and got officially licensed in January 2026. I look online I see the bike I want is priced at $7999. I call a couple days in advance to check if it was available, and if it will be ready to be sold by the day, I arrived and to get information on who to make the cashiers check to (I planned on buying the bike in cash.) When I arrive, they tell me the bike is selling at $7999 plus tax and fees with an out the door $10,150. For context, the fees were the $665 destination fee plus a $575 assembly fe...

The Universality Of Decency In the latest short video from our Facebook page at True Partner Systems Our Consulting work isn't just about the mechanics of AI & Robotics. It’s about the logic of how we coexist with progress. Lately, we’ve observed a rise in "performative obstruction"—instances where individuals deliberately hinder delivery Robots, or mock their "failure" rather than offering a simple hand. Common Sense is the True Variable We’ve seen footage, (such as in this short video), of Robots stuck at crosswalks simply because they cannot reach a physical button. In these moments, we see a clear divide: those who see a tool in need, and help ...

So I did HVAC Vocational school the last two years of high school, 1998-2000. I was second best in class, which was, admittedly, an extremely low bar, 50% of the guys were there to smoke weed in the parking lot and take massive hits of refrigerant whenever they could get away with it. Me and a couple other guys had our head on straight. The only other guy that was better than me, Dan, now owns and runs a successful HVAC company with his brother. I couldn’t be more stoked for him. I only worked for an HVAC company for about 3 months after high school. I broke my hand riding BMX, quit, and never went back. A very fun, fast, but mis-spent 20’s-30’s followed. BMX, Partying, traveling, mot...