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62K Miles this noise just started WTF IS IT??? No codes no lights I ran a scan nothing. Just noticed when I started the truck. Last oil change about 3,000 miles ago

Few vets (Bell, Degaura, Holskey, Hudson) as well as Trace Ford. Few interesting tidbits: \- OT Guy Gilyard is 6'8" 410lbs. \- ASU QB Jeff Sims also listed as a WR \- MW Grant Finley is listed at DT/FB Notably absent is Illinois C Josh Kreutz, who got an invite from the Giants but chose to follow in his father's footsteps and attend Bears minicamp instead

While it is very impressive Jacob Misiorowski threw 103 miles per hour on 10 different pitches in his last start vs. the Yankees, is it something the Brewers have to reduce him doing in such a high volume, with other pitchers like Jacob deGrom getting major injuries?

The BQ standard for my age group (43F) is 3:35, which means I probably have to run 3:28 to make it. I feel like this is a stretch for me. My marathon is in two weeks. This was my last long run this week. I’ve been averaging 40-50 mpw since January except for a bad flu in March/April when my mileage dropped to 30 for a couple weeks. I ran a HM in 1:35 in early March on a hilly course. My max HR is 205. I’ve been an athlete all my life but never at the collegiate level. I swim four miles a week at high intensity and have kept that up during marathon training. I run 6 times a week and prior to that averaged about 4 times a week for the last twenty years. Should I try for a 3:25? Run with...

I basically don’t take vacations. I have around 200 vacation hours saved up and am so burnt out about my work. It’s my partner and I’s 10th anniversary this year, and we don’t travel together very often, so we decided to take time off together to a 2 week road trip. Most the hotels are paid for, the tickets for activities are purchased, and all in we’ve spent about $1000 a piece to make this trip happen. We’ve been so so so excited to go for months now, and are supposed to leave on Monday. Well, over the last week the following things have happened: \- Our senior pet dove fell out of her cage, hurt her eye, and now needs pretty constant supervision to make sure she’s not fa...

I have suspected endo from my recent visit to A and E and cut along story short found out it runs in my family and the doctor is recommending me to go on a pill but the thing is I'm worried because for the last 4 days aside from other symptoms I've had for months and months this new symptom I've had is even worse and it's debilitating, misfiring of nerves like sharp shooting pains or shocks in groin area upper abdomen back lower abdomen whatever and I'm just worried that a pill wouldn't fix the nerve issue or maybe could cause something irreversible? I'm not sure maybe I'm overthinking (I'm autistictic and my mind is just going a mile a minute) I ...

There's this martial arts gym I've been thinking about going to for the past few months, just came up with different excuses why I couldn't commit. This week I bit the bullet and bought a beginner class, signed up for Saturday morning. All week I was excited and couldn't wait for Saturday morning, even told some coworkers what I was planning to do this weekend, which I rarely do. Last night I stayed up until 2AM, primarily because I decided midnight was an appropriate time to start a movie. That form of self-sabotage didn't work! I got up over an hour before the class was slated to start! Took my time doing my morning routine, it was peaceful and carefree. Now it�...

Jacob Misiorowski threw 103 miles per hour ten times in his most recent start vs. the Yankees. While this does show the Brewers young superstar is capable of just about anything, do they have to be careful with his volume because of how many arm injuries there have been across baseball over the last 6 years?

I have zero knowledge about Pokémon cards, does any of these cards has any value that makes them worth selling? If so what can I get for them?

While Jacob Misiorowski threw 103 miles per hour 10 times vs. the Yankees, is that a habit the Brewers have to make sure he doesn’t get too comfortable with, especially with how many Tommy John surgeries there have been across baseball the last 5 years?

Hey i recently got an oil change last week and ive been having a couple issues with my car its a 2012 toyota camry le 2.5L inline 4 with a 6speed automatic transmission at around 187k miles. Cars been running fine for a minute but after my oil change last week its been running weird. I took the car out the shop got onto the highway and was driving for around 10 minutes and then stopped for around 5 minutes maybe more. After that i began driving and began hearing weird sounds from my engine after i reached the light i felt my rpm going up while my foot was on the brake and soon after the car went into accessory mode in drive. I put it back in park and drove for like a minute to the barbersh...

Hey everyone! Even though I’m a little early with this post, my one-year RP anniversary is coming up, and since a few of my other roleplays have slowly faded out, I figured this would be the perfect time to look for a new writing partner 😄 A little about me: I’m 26 and from Sweden. I’d say I’m a pretty considerate and flexible writing partner, and I enjoy stories that have a slight balance of good and evil. Purely happy-go-lucky plots tend to lose momentum for me after a while, though nonstop misery gets tiring too. I think the best stories usually sit somewhere in the middle. I’m looking for someone at least semi-literate, but honestly, I think compatibility matters more tha...

2022, 78000 miles on it. Had the water issue twice - the last one at 59k miles lol. Sure it isn’t Toyota level reliability but the Bronco has never let me down.

Hey everyone! Even though I’m a little early with this post, my one-year RP anniversary is coming up, and since a few of my other roleplays have slowly faded out, I figured this would be the perfect time to look for a new writing partner 😄 A little about me: I’m 26 and from Sweden. I’d say I’m a pretty considerate and flexible writing partner, and I enjoy stories that lean slightly into darker or more morbid themes. Not full on edge for the sake of it, but I like a balance purely happy-go-lucky plots tend to lose momentum for me after a while, though nonstop misery gets tiring too. I think the best stories usually sit somewhere in the middle. I’m looking for someone at least ...

I once watched a man from across the field. I was 13, I am 36 now, and spring had just graced the lands with its presence; and the many miles of hay swayed in the wind as if they all were dancing to the delightful songs of the birds. My life was cyclical in nature. Eat, work, sleep and on Sundays I’d go to church with my parents. I loved going to that little wooded shed in the center of town. Singing songs and reading books weren’t strange there. I could be myself. I also felt a strong connection with the Almighty. However, about a week before I watched the man. I felt disturbed, the church felt empty despite the many filled pews. It felt cold and faded, like an old flag after one too ma...

My wife has a 2020 Kia Sportage 1.6 diesel, 34k miles on clock, now in the last 2 years of manufacturer warranty, we've done just over 20k miles in 3 years we've owned so under 8k p/year on average. Mostly local driving, very rarely driven over longer distances. She has approx £10k finance outstanding, Motorway has given us a guide of £15,500 for it. It has a scuff on the edge of the front bumper which I'm going to find out if worth repairing before listing, otherwise will sell as it is. It's been a brilliant car but fuel prices (she pays finance, I pay fuel) and the fact I have a diesel van which now costs a **** of a lot more to run, has got us thinking of elect...

I once watched a man from across the field. I was 13, I am 36 now, and spring had just graced the lands with its presence; and the many miles of hay swayed in the wind as if they all were dancing to the delightful songs of the birds. My life was cyclical in nature. Eat, work, sleep and on Sundays I’d go to church with my parents. I loved going to that little wooded shed in the center of town. Singing songs and reading books weren’t strange there. I could be myself. I also felt a strong connection with the Almighty. However, about a week before I watched the man. I felt disturbed, the church felt empty despite the many filled pews. It felt cold and faded, like an old flag after one too ma...

I once watched a man from across the field. I was 13, I am 36 now, and spring had just graced the lands with its presence; and the many miles of hay swayed in the wind as if they all were dancing to the delightful songs of the birds. My life was cyclical in nature. Eat, work, sleep and on Sundays I’d go to church with my parents. I loved going to that little wooded shed in the center of town. Singing songs and reading books weren’t strange there. I could be myself. I also felt a strong connection with the Almighty. However, about a week before I watched the man. I felt disturbed, the church felt empty despite the many filled pews. It felt cold and faded, like an old flag after one too ma...

Since my last ride this week the shifter of the back derailleur needs a way longer stroke shifting from gear 3 to 2. It’s only with this gear. I checken the shifting cable and couldn’t see any breaks or frays. But I saw some grease and tiny soft strings as in the pictures. I read different things from just cleaning the shifters to replacing cables and holdings. What do you guys think? It’s a Shimano R8000 shifter with about 4000 miles in.