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Name: Jerome Beechman
Occupation: Professional criminal
Identity: Publicly known
Legal Status: Citizen of the United States
Former Aliases: None
Place of Birth: Los Alamos, New Mexico
Marital Status: Illegally polygamous
Known Relatives: Frederic (father), Emily (mother)
Group Affiliation: Former leader of the Black Spectre,
Mutant Force, and Fem Force
Base of Operations: Mobile
First Appearance: SHANNA THE SHE-DEVIL #4
Final Appearance: UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME
History: Jerome Beechman was the mutant son of Frederic
Beechman, an atomic research scientist at Los Alamos Atomic
Proving Grounds, New Mexico, and his wife Emily. Prior
to his conception, Beechman's father, a Caucasian scientist,
as well as Gemma Sinclair, a black cleaning woman, were
exposed to a massive dose of radiation when faulty electrical
wiring caused an explosion which breached the facility's
experimental, small nuclear pile. A year later, the scientist's
son was born with black skin and tufts of body hair. Equally
distressing to Gemma Sinclair and her husband was the
birth of their daughter, who was born with chalk-white
skin and fangs. The boy grew up, hated by his peers and
parents for his freakish appearance. When Beechman was
ten, his father drove him out to the middle of the American
desert and abandoned him. The boy swore to find his way
back and exact revenge on his parents.
While in the desert, he encountered the mutant girl, Nekra
Sinclair, who had been similarly mistreated and was running
away from home. The two became partners and wandered the
Southwest, protecting one another, and shunning all human
companionship. For six years, the two educated themselves
by listening outside of school room windows and reading
stolen books, and were continually on the move, surviving
by stealth and cunning. One night, angry New Mexican townspeople
discovered them, having heard rumors about "monsters"
invading their hometown, and attacked them with pitchforks
and guns. That night, Beechman and Sinclair discovered
that sheer hate released latent mutant powers within them,
and they used these powers to slay their tormentors.
As his mutant powers surfaced, Beechman's appearance became
more apelike, prompting him to take the alias Mandrill.
With Nekra's aid, he developed plans for the overthrow
of three small West African nations with the intent of
creating a utopian society, free from the American values
which caused them to be treated as outcasts. The enactment
of their plan failed, however, when they were thwarted
by the jungle adventurer Shanna the She-Devil. Mandrill
and Nekra regrouped and formed Black Spectre, an organization
of black women dedicated to the overthrow of the American
government. This conspiracy, which culminated on the White
House lawn, was thwarted by Daredevil
with the help of Shanna and the Black
Nekra was taken into custody by S.H.I.E.L.D.,
while Mandrill escaped. Forsaking his longtime ally, Mandrill
organized the Fem-Force, another women's army composed
of American radicals and dissidents, for the purpose of
world conquest. Aiding them was the third team of evil
mutants Magneto had organized and abandoned, a group he
called the Mutant Force. When his mutant allies were taken
captive by the Defenders,
Mandrill sent the Fern-Force to the Indian Point Nuclear
Power Generating Facility, where his father and mother
were now employed, to seek revenge upon them. Once again
opposed by the Defenders, Mandrill was stopped when his
own mother shot him. Mandrill escaped capture, however,
rescued by members of his army.
Later, Nekra had successfully raised her former ally, the Grim
Reaper, from the dead, although he promptly killed her.
Trying to get revenge on the Grim Reaper, Mandrill confronted
the Reaper, but was actually killed himself as the Reaper
drained his body's life-force.
Height: 6 ft.
Weight: 270 lbs.
Eyes: Black
Hair: Brown
Strength Level: Mandrill possesses superhuman strength
enabling him to lift (press) approximately 1.4 tons under
optimal conditions.
Known Superhuman Powers: Mandrill possesses the chemically-based
ability to attract and enslave most adult women to his
will. Like many animals (including humans to a small extent).
Mandrill continually emits pheromones (natural, airborne
hormones secreted primarily through-sweat glands which
communicate and stimulate behavior) of great potency and
volume. Once the Mandrill's pheromone emissions, released
into the atmosphere, reach the olfactory centers of a
woman, her hormonal balance is altered, causing her to
feel extreme physical attraction. The Mandrill's mutant
pheromones are released at a rate of 2,000 parts per million,
several thousand times that of a normal human. Consequently,
any woman within range (about 250 feet downwind, or in
the direct path of the emission) is severely affected.
Within seconds of exposure to the Mandrill, most women
become submissive and open to manipulation by Mandrill,
as if hypnotized.
The mutagenically-altered structure of Mandrill's sex pheromones
is practically addictive. Initial contact with Mandrill
and subsequent reinforcement over a period of a few months
is sufficient to keep most women in his power almost permanently.
If, however, the woman is removed from his presence after
the initial contact, she will go through a mild period
of "withdrawal" and be free after a period of
a few months.
Some women, notably Shanna the She-Devil and the Black Widow,
have been able to resist Mandrill's power, by some unknown,
natural means, perhaps solely through will power. Certain
mild, electrical stimulation can also deaden the pheromone-affected
nerve centers of the female brain. Most male endocrine
systems are biologically unable to perceive the Mandrill's
pheromone emissions.


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This topic contains 51 replies, has 20 voices, and was last updated by tigg 1 year, 6 months ago.
June 16, 2018 at 10:15 am #4322
I was so certain that there'd be a thread running about the World Cup that I almost didn't bother with this but, unless I've missed something, there doesn't seem to be.
So, the World Cup: who's going to win, who's going to surprise us and just how flaccid will England's performance be? Post your thoughts, your reactions, your opinions, arguments, notes on how much beer you've drank and all the rest that both makes for a good footie thread and keeps the rest of the site free of it.
I'm torn between Germany and Brazil to win it and England to get out of their group but lose the next match.
June 16, 2018 at 10:15 am #4323
Annoying distraction for the next month. Not even the pinnacle of world football in terms of entertainment and skill levels, the Champions league knock-out games are much better.
France to win, or maybe Germany or Brazil. England will be better than previous and will comfortably get to the quarters when a proper team will knock them out.
June 16, 2018 at 10:16 am #4324
I'm really looking forward to it. Not sure why, but I still find the World Cup much more special than any other football comp, regardless of the quality. Ancient memories of when it was the only time you got to see the world stars; Brazil and Italy in 1982, Denmark and Maradona in 86 etc.
I'm hoping for England to perform well and just create some good memories, a great goal or two, and get out of the group obviously. Think we have a 50:50 chance against Poland/Colombia and a 40:60 chance against Belgium. I don't think we'll be super exciting, but at least we have a bit of a plan. I like Southgate, but I do wish that he'd signed up a coaching genius just to help him for the next three months.
In my work prediction comp, I have ended up with a Brazil v Argentina final. It would be good if one of the finalists wasn't one of the big five though.
June 16, 2018 at 10:17 am #4325
It would be good if one of the finalists wasn't one of the big five though.
It would only likely lead to a boring one-sided game.
June 16, 2018 at 10:18 am #4326
That's one heck of an assumption.
Belgium has more than enough good players for an exciting game, maybe Croatia does too. Colombia could come good, or Uruguay. Portugal has some great players, though tend to play a fairly dull game. Then there's England…
And what was the last great world cup final between two established teams? 1986? 1998 was a great final but that was France's first ever final.
June 16, 2018 at 10:19 am #4327
I'm torn between Germany and Brazil to win it and England to get out of their group but lose the next match.
England will scrape out of their group, win their next match, raising the hopes, and then lose to Germany or Brazil.
With England it's not a question of whether they will win, we know they won't, but there is always some level of novelty to the defeat. OK last time it was just quick and painless, in fact I was too busy cycling around Yorkshire to notice it had started before they were out. But on other occasions, we've had the hand of god or the goal that never was, Seaman beaten from the halfway line or a hero sent off after cheating by a swarthy foreigner. Actually, we've had at least two of those. Will England play brilliantly yet lose in a penalty shoot-out, or being utterly terrible and lose in a penalty shoot-out ?
England are 12-1 to win the WC. For those of you unfamiliar with gambling, this means if you bet £100 on England, you will lose £100.
June 16, 2018 at 10:22 am #4328
5 Live were are asking the other day;
1. winner 2. surprise package 3. golden boot'
So, 1. Germany (coz they always do) 2. Uruguay (good team plus Suarez), 3. Suarez (he will get a netfull against Saudi Arabia) and they Uruguay will progress (otherwise Mo Salah))
Think England could fluke to the semi's…..and Vardy will be the surprise hero when we start lobbing it long and they cant handle his speed coz not used to this style. Most pundits (Linekar, Waddle specifically) used to go and on about 'England wont win until we start playing 5 in the mid field etc etc etc. But we havent got the quality of player for this continental style (only Scholes ever good enough) so we should play to our strengths – route 1 after 70 minutes !!
June 16, 2018 at 10:23 am #4329
After having seen Saudi Arabia and Egypt play I'm really looking forward to 2026, when there'll be an additional 16 theoretically even worse teams taking part. My highlight for this week is Argentina-Iceland coming up.
June 16, 2018 at 10:24 am #4330
England could do ok.
I wouldn't be shocked if we made the quarters.
You never know. There's no super dominant team this year so it's pretty open. I'd love for Messi to show how good he is but if he doesn't play well Argentina will struggle.
Germany are Germany so you have to fancy them.
I'm just hoping England play without fear. They have a group they should get out of and have a good path to the quarters.
Uruguay didn't start too well yesterday but they've got good players up top. I'd love to see a good upset and one of the smaller teams to get a long way.
June 16, 2018 at 10:25 am #4331
England have a 43.7% chance of reaching the quarters according to this analysis: https://www.theengineer.co.uk/world-cup/
..but don't expect the Scots to be cheering you on: https://yougov.co.uk/news/2018/06/14/third-scots-actively-want-english-football-team-lo/
June 16, 2018 at 10:27 am #4332
Spain-Portugal more than made up for the boring games so far in the world cup!
I fell asleep at the Iran – Morocco game, only for the goal to wake me up again, and then had to work through most of the good game, only running to the TV when the commentator started shouting…
Interestingly, Iranians probably enjoyed beating Morocco, 12 years after beating the US, with Morocco being one of the few countries that cut diplomatic ties and imposed economic sanctions at the behest of the Saudis (who I would like to see stuffed two more times) and the US.
June 18, 2018 at 11:56 am #4346
Wow, what a game! Germany beaten by Mexico.
June 18, 2018 at 2:13 pm #4347
Poor from Germany. Looked like they could have played for 900 minutes and still not have scored. Müller looks like the version that turns up at Euros rather than previous World Cups. I think they'll struggle to get out of the group now (probably means they'll go on and win it now I've said that..)
June 19, 2018 at 8:34 am #4349
What did everyone think of the England game last night?
Unfortunately, in my opinion, they're missing a lot of quality and inspiration.
No Beardsley, Waddle, Gascogne, Lineker, Platt. 1996 was the last time we had a side capable of winning it and Baddiel and Skinners song no longer rhymes.
June 19, 2018 at 8:35 am #4350
Steady on… they've played some of the best football of any team so far, and they're a young side. Kane is a good player. With him in the side, they'll be a threat to anyone and given how limited Germany, Brazil, Argentina and France looked, I think they're not badly placed here.
June 19, 2018 at 8:37 am #4351
Kane is a good player. With him in the side, they'll be a threat to anyone
Yes, but he will get injured.
June 19, 2018 at 8:37 am #4352
Regarding Kane I can feel a metatarsal coming. Then again serious shoulder dislocation in the penalty box!
June 19, 2018 at 8:40 am #4356
Or a damaged quiff from heading the ball! There's no guile in that team, or any team we've had for 20 odd years. Bunch of overvalued twunts.
Maybe we will win it by stealth?
June 19, 2018 at 8:42 am #4358
Passion, drive, guts etc…. rarer qualities these days, but in abundance in many GB Olympic athletes. Wonder what it is that makes footie so different.
June 19, 2018 at 8:43 am #4359
Passion, drive, guts etc…. rarer qualities these days, but in abundance in many GB Olympic athletes. Wonder what it is that makes footie so different.
A sense of entitlement? Look at Iceland's display. They have no chance of winning it but set out a stall, stuck to the plan and got a great result. Population the size of where I'm from and hold one of the favorites! That's team spirit.
June 19, 2018 at 8:44 am #4360
@pippy Maybe because football is the number one sport in over 100 countries, and rowing and track cycling are minor sports in about 15 countries.
And anyway, English footballers don't lack for passion, drive and guts. If they could win just by trying harder they would; it's the skill, guile and composure they're lacking.
June 19, 2018 at 8:38 am #4353
But compared to the Spain v Portugal game, last night looked like Sunday pub league match.
June 19, 2018 at 8:39 am #4355
Fair enough- but they've been easily the best 2 sides.
I'd be much more concerned if I was a Germany fan.
Belgium game will be the real test- if England can live with them, then they could do alright…
June 19, 2018 at 8:41 am #4357
Perhaps. The likes of Spain and Portugal are mature sides, England's only hope is it grows into the game through the initial rounds otherwise they'll getting a hiding later on.
June 19, 2018 at 8:39 am #4354
Was impressed with Tunisia's obstinacy. Most impressive Volgograd defence since Georgy Zhukov was lacing up his boots.
June 19, 2018 at 8:45 am #4361
I thought they were quite skillful and composed. They maybe lacked a bit of guile. They need to sharpen up the finishing a bit and maybe a little more luck with some of the refereeing decisions.
June 19, 2018 at 8:47 am #4362
Yes, I thought there was some great running last night, not sure about being composed, but also a lack of precision passing or shooting.
The penalty decisions were bizarre. After the Brazil game and this one, the refs might start getting tougher on tussles in the box.
June 19, 2018 at 8:49 am #4363
1996 wasn't a world cup..
We were good in patches but pretty poor in other games. Scotland and Spain especially and that Germany team wasn't great.
Similar in 1990, we were lucky against Cameroon especially.
This was pretty good. Walker looks a liability but has pace. But he does switch off and takes gambles, lets balls run that a center half shouldn't. He still plays like he's a wing back. I thought the penalty was harsh but see why it was given but then so should the one on Kane. But holding is inconsistently dealt with, hence why defenders still do it. With VAR this should be cut out.
Loftus Cheek looked dangerous, Sterling had a poor game. Lingard missed chances but gets into good areas. Rashford was more direct than any of them.
I don't know how Stones didn't connect with that chance. 1 game in, and a big win in terms of qualification. We should have won comfortably but they created lots of chances and played decent football.
June 19, 2018 at 8:50 am #4364
Thing is with one of the Kane corner tussles, just before that disgraceful rugby tackle, Stones, also waiting for the corner to swing in, pushed a Tunisian in the back and he fell to the ground. So if the VAR were to give it to Kane, they'd have had to have given the Stones foul moments prior to it. So they left it all well alone. Wise.
Not sure about the other one.
June 19, 2018 at 8:50 am #4365
Sterling was poor, Loftus Cheek looked good for the limited time he was on against a tired team.
Thought Trippier was the best player on the park – apart from his two goals (which is why he is in the team) thought Kane was invisible, especially in the second half.
One question – can Vardy and Kane play in the same team? Know that Vardy is good in counter attack, which wasn't required against Tunisia, just wondering if teh two can play together?
June 19, 2018 at 11:05 am #4366
I wouldn't play Vardy with Kane and Lingard, Rashford and Sterling are more fluid and dynamic. They can play outside or as a number 10.
I agree Kane doesn't offer much but goals. He can be an outlet and play the target man but he scores. That wasn't an easy second goal.
England deserved to win. They ran, they created chances. It's the first team in a one time which has an identity, a style of play not just big names, square pegs in round holes.
I'm a big fan of 3-5-2 at international level, it's a gamble as we don't play as a back 3 much domestically but it lets us dominate the midfield.
June 20, 2018 at 3:51 pm #4394
Here's an interesting conundrum for you all to consider
If England and Belgium win their next games and so both qualify before the final game, which merely becomes a question of who tops the group. Brazil and Germany improve on initial matches and qualify, but the latter is second to Mexico and so play Brazil in the last 16. This is known before the Eng-Bel match, whilst the winners of Group H (Japan, Poland, Senegal, Columbia) isn't known but isn't exactly terrifying.
Now then the winners of Eng-Bel, if they win their R2 match, will face Germany or Brazil. The losers, again if they win in R2, would face someone like Mexico or Switzerland.
Will either side try to win?
June 20, 2018 at 6:35 pm #4395
I imagine neither side would really want to win, but is it against the rules to deliberately try to lose by scoring loads of own goals? Or would they have to pretend to not be trying to lose?
June 22, 2018 at 2:01 pm #4396
Argentina 0 – Croatia 3
The end of an era? Argentina were terrible. Lethargic, sloppy, lacking imagination, unable to string two passes together, crosses going clear over the head of everyone. Messi was peripheral, and infected by the same sloppiness as the rest of them.
It will take a miracle for them to get out of the group now, so we are probably looking at the final international games in the career of one of the greatest players ever. A sad end, the brilliance of his Barcelona performances never replicated on the biggest stages of all.
June 22, 2018 at 2:01 pm #4397
I'm not sure, right now there's a good chance that a 1-0 win in there last game will get them second place.
June 22, 2018 at 2:02 pm #4398
I agree. Croatia is the class act in that group. Iceland are tough opponents but may not get a result.
As for Messi. He is exceptionally talented and the statistics do not lie. But they also bear witness to the exceptional Barcelona team, possibly the best club side ever, raising him on their shoulders. But I question his character.
Maradona lifted poor sides (Napoli as well as Argentina) to Scudetto and World Cup glory. And he did so as if singlehandedly with display after display of indomitable character. We see the same determination in Ronaldo. He may have played a small part in the final game, but his play and goals took Portugal to the decider two years ago. Messi's skills rival both, but, when it comes to the crunch, Messi falls short of either.
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June 23, 2018 at 9:16 am #4400
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Neymar was brilliant yesterday.
Serbia were robbed……how that wasn't a penalty when their forward was wrestled to the floor by two defenders was even more baffling than the penalty that never was against Harry Kane.
Nigeria finally showed what African Football is capable of in this World Cup. As good as Iceland were in the first half Nigeria were superb and I hope they qualify from the group.
A great day for the World Cup.
June 25, 2018 at 4:01 pm #4401
England 6 Panama 1! I quite enjoyed yesterday's game, obviously having stuffed possibly the weakest team in the competition (I'm not sure just how bad Saudi Arabia are), I can confidently say we are going to win the World Cup!
Seriously though, great to see a young team playing with confidence and plenty of ability. Lingard's goal was wonderful. Stones first goal was the first England goal by a Manchester City player in about 35 years apparently, which says a lot about Stirling's contribution to England.
June 25, 2018 at 4:02 pm #4402
I enjoyed it too and have the same good feeling about our youth and lets not forget that until the senior age is reached, England have been the best team in the world recently. I wonder how well that will ultimately translate to the senior squads.
Sterling is confounding. He has great skill and is super fast and slippery but when wearing the three lions has not performed. I wonder if he can continue to bother the players with his running and make space for Kane to get close to the goal then this combo might work.
Perhaps its time to try Vardy. Another super fast runner and skillful operator, who is also deadly in front of the net. If Kane gets injured we will struggle without another good striker and so we need to see if Vardy or someone else can act as a credible deputy so that the other teams don't think we are a one trick pony. I know Lingard and Stones scored yesterday but I don't think they would have had the space that they did with a better opposition.
June 25, 2018 at 4:02 pm #4403
Two things have struck me so far. The first is probably not surprising. The foreign pundits like Fabregas and Zabaleta can speak in a more grammatically correct manner than most of the native English speaking ones. Secondly, I am amazed at the numbers of fans from supposedly poor countries who are able to afford a trip to Russia. I know that Colombia has a flourishing export sector but still………
June 27, 2018 at 9:12 am #4404
Glad I did watch the Argentina Nigeria game….fantastic match. Felt a bit sorry for Nigeria, they play some great football.
How embarrassing is the cheating Argentinian Gazza? Unveils a flag of himself, swears at opposing fans, falls asleep then gets led away by doctors…probably a bit too late but the man needs help!
Some interesting games today…Brazil Serbia and Germany S. Korea would be amazing if Brazil and Germany failed to qualify.
Loving this world cup!!!
June 27, 2018 at 9:12 am #4405
It is turning into a fascinating World Cup (France/Denmark aside). There is a quarter of the draw that now contains France, Uruguay, Portugal and Argentina!
As for Maradonna – an utter embarrassment. I think the BBC will be a little more circumspect about using his images during the games now, after having to cut away last night during the idiot's one-fingered salutes.
June 27, 2018 at 5:19 pm #4407
And Germany leave Russia in disarray…not for the first time.
June 28, 2018 at 9:57 am #4409
I'm not sure why all the gloating over Germany's exit. Borne out of jealousy for a country with a much better structured football set up which almost always out performs ingurland, maybe ? I doubt whether our humiliation to Iceland two years ago hardly registered in Germany.
June 29, 2018 at 9:58 am #4411
Its partly our national obsession with the underdog and being jolly good sports.
I heard on the radio that in German schools sport is taught that winning is all that matters at all costs whereas we know that here we have a thing about the taking part, best efforts and everyone's a winner etc. which is a bit rubbish but deeply ingrained in the culture.
I'm generalising of course, but you get my drift.
June 28, 2018 at 3:44 pm #4412
Well, I was looking forward to the Belgium v England game but its now become a bit on an anticlimax, talk is of both teams trying to lose – which is rather disappointing.
Never mind, it all gets real from now on – lets hope the referee's also get real and waken up to the criticism they are getting – lets play football!
June 29, 2018 at 10:00 am #4414
It was a nothing game. Why risk bookings or injuries.
no side wants to lose but there was no real advantage to winning. It was a chance for squad players to make a case and they didn't. I don't buy the momentum argument as it was a different team out there.
it all starts again now. Columbia is a decent team but plays well and we will beat them especially without James if he's out.
June 29, 2018 at 10:00 am #4415
The only hazard with Columbia is being injured. They play full contact hope the ref is distracted football, plus the risk of players being drawn into a scuffle and being banned from later games.
June 29, 2018 at 10:01 am #4416
Exactly! This was always about prolonging England's stay in Russia, and Southgate has done just that with this result.
Now England will get knocked out next Tuesday instead of Monday. Mission accomplished.
July 2, 2018 at 8:54 am #4420
Ive never known the quarterfinals minus Germany, Italy, Argentina, Holland, Spain or Portugal. Surely England should win the world cup this year?
July 2, 2018 at 8:54 am #4421
Unusual for all those sides to be poor at the same time- and they were poor, none of the results are a shock when current form taken into account.
Brazil, France, Uruguay and Belgium all still in though. But all in the other half of the draw. Losing to Belgium looking like a very good move now…
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Friday, November 23, 2007
Little Things
I think it's true too, generally speaking.
All too often it is the little itty bitty annoyances that grate at us, make up really uncomfortable, sometimes, also really angry.
A very good friend of one of my daughters - I love her dearly, really I do - but gosh she has a habit that really drives me bonkers at times. When we are talking, before I manage to express two or three words in a sentence, she is asking me a new question and then another question on top of that and it keeps up throughout the entire conversation too. Usually, it frustrates me so much that I end up forgetting what my original train of thought was and I end up unable to discuss much of anything that way. (And my kids wonder why I can't finish a sentence. )
There are all kinds of little things that annoy and right now, aside from the one example above, I can't think of some of the big offenders except that one and well, one other -which really was the one I was going to write about tonight anyway.
Male readers of my blog may find this issue of mine boring - of little or no interest to them since it is highly doubtful any of them will ever have to worry about this problem. (But then too, one never knows today what things will become an annoyance to others of the opposite sex either so -well, read at your own risk here guys.)
The subject that has me ticked off is bras! Yes, bras, brassieres, boobie holders - whatever term you use -this contraption really ticks me off.
Ok, maybe the reason it ticks me off is something that only annoys me. Maybe my shape is such that it doesn't affect anyone else this way. But I'm just wondering about this and thought I'd like to find out if anyone else has this same problem with these things too.
Either there is a problem in the way all bras are manufactured or else, my left side must be somewhat lopsided because every freaking bra I own, the strap on the left shoulder ALWAYS refuses to stay up, to stay in place. Thus, I find myself constantly reaching up to pull it up, back into place so it isn't falling down half-way along my upper arm.
I don't know if this is true or not -maybe it was made up for the sake of the story -but I seem to recall some book I read a long time ago - I think it may have been Harold Robbins' book "The Carpetbaggers" in which it was stated that Howard Hughes or some other bigwig in Hollywood someplace supposedly had a team of special engineers come in and design a bra especially for some movie star (Maybe it was Rita Hayworth or Ava Gardner -someone of that era anyway) to hold her body parts up properly or something along those lines.
I wish bra manufacturers would come and ask me my opinion, listen to MY problem and then, hire a team of engineers to enable them to make bras that the straps on both sides would stay in place properly!
And also, for the small amount of material used in those things, can't they make them a little more economically then too?
Just wondering.
Your opinions are, as always, quite valued to me so I'll be waiting for any and all responses or suggestions here.
My right arm is getting very tired from having to pull this darn strap up all the time, don't 'cha know!
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That would annoy me too. [your pal]
As for bras, they are things of torture as far as I'm concerned.
- Friday, November 23, 2007 at 11:21:00 PM EST
- Berni said...
"my left side must be somewhat lopsided because every freaking bra I own, the strap on the left shoulder ALWAYS refuses to stay up, to stay in place. Thus, I find myself constantly reaching up to pull it up, back into place so it isn't falling down half-way along my upper arm."
Me too, left side as well!
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 12:27:00 AM EST
- fermicat said...
I don't have a solution for you, but I definitely share some of your aggravation. Who designs these things? And why can't they ever fit right? I have a terrible time trying to find a bra that fits. It is quite frustrating. And from talking to my girlfriends, we aren't alone.
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 8:31:00 AM EST
My only solution is don't wear one :)
Usually after work mine comes right off-they annoy me:)
I have one bra that likes to slip, but that is the kind you can't adjust with those things in the back- kind of a one size fit all thing which is not a good idea in a bra.
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 9:53:00 AM EST
- Linda said...
Now that you mention it, it's always my left side that I'm having to hitch up also! Must be a conspiracy of some sort!
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 11:11:00 AM EST
- Paula said...
I've not paid attention to any particular side, but yes, I have the same problem. When the darn things are new, they are just terribly uncomfortable and the minute you get them broken in the darn straps start to slide. Irritating as all get out!!
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 11:47:00 AM EST
Ok I'm the the first guy to comment :D
Your daughter's friend reminds me of my co-worker. She doesn't let me even talk! That's why I was chuckling when I was reading your post. :P But I'm not annoyed because I love hearing her stories and she's my friend. Also we can talk about almost anything (yes, including bras).
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 12:00:00 PM EST
- Minnesotablue said...
I wear mostly big sweatshirts and very loose summer tops so I don't have to wear one. On the rare occassions I do dress up, the first thing I do when I get home is rip the darn thing off!
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 7:40:00 PM EST
- Travis Cody said...
Now that problem with the person who asks a question before you've finished a sentence...I have a similar thing that grates on me.
There's a guy I work with who finishes my sentences. I hate that! I'll be explaining something, and then there he goes trying to say the answer as I'm talking! If you knew the answer, why did you come to me!?!?!?!?!
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 8:12:00 PM EST
- molly gras said...
ggggrrrrrrr! Bras, now that's a subject to get my hackles up. And slipping straps -- them's fighting words! Makes me absolutely bonkers. No amount of strap clasp adjustment makes the bloody thing stay on the shoulder either -- the whole contraption loosen ups with any movement.
I hear an undergarment revolution in the making here!!
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 11:02:00 PM EST
- Catmoves said...
Howard Hughes claimed to have created a special bra for Jane Rusell, a rather well endowed lady.
My Wild Thing tells that the proper name for a bra is the OTSBH.
(Over The Shoulder Boulder Holder.)
- Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 11:42:00 PM EST
Ever tried a racer-back bra? The straps on those don't seem to slip like the regular ones. Just a thought.
- Sunday, November 25, 2007 at 12:33:00 AM EST
- ♥.Trish.♥ Drumboys said...
LOL ... I hate bras too especially arms that slip/slide and the price. Like undies too over priced. Conspiracy I say since we have to wear them (well sort of)
- Monday, November 26, 2007 at 12:28:00 AM EST


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TONIGHT – Newcastle's Matt & Luke have been crowned My Kitchen Rules Champions after delivering a five-course menu that showcased modern Australian cooking with a classic Italian twist. The cricket mates got off to an average start in the competition, but their solid partnership saw them peak at the right time, winning People's Choice at the final location challenge and coming in second on the Ultimate Instant Restaurant ladder. Their opponents Ibby & Romel had been the team to beat all along and tonight they served a menu "full of attitude", "skill" and "flavour", but perhaps a little heavy on the spice leaving judges' palates fatigued. Meanwhile Matt & Luke saved their best til last according to Pete, and with the record number of 10 judges describing their food as "elegant", "stunning", "restaurant quality" and "divine", the mates walk away with a life-changing $250,000.
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Matt: "It's literally the toughest thing we've ever done in our lives, absolutely insane. This takes the cake against any cricket final I've ever been in."
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Ibby & Romel, Sydney (Ibby Moubadder, 30 and Romel Kouyan, 42)
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Ibby: "We've given it everything we have and we are proud with what we served so we have won in our heart. Before this competition we were friends but now we are best friends. Honestly I don't think I could have done it with anyone else."
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Monday, August 29, 2011
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Very quiet day. When they say Sunday is a day of rest I literally have a day of rest. Went to church this morning, a little nap, a little quilting and very quick and easy meals. "I Love Sundays"
Thought for the Day!
Both humility and prayer grow
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God, for in the silence of the
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Love, grandma
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Great Day
Saturday, August 27, 2011
What a wonderful afternoon we had with Erica and Isaac. They went to Nelson Ledges this morning and came for lunch at our house. We enjoyed great conversation with them. It was fun hearing about the life of a law student in school. I know there will be a couple of pretty smart lawyers that will graduate from Case Western in a couple of years. It was fun hearing about their hobby of cooking. No doubt they will be very popular among their friends wanting to sample some of their creative ideas in the recipe world.
It was a gorgeous day weather wise. There was a car and bike show in Windham at the Renaissance Family Center this afternoon. Grandma went to help support this benefit because the RFC is a wonderful place for families to come for different events like the car show. They have after school programs to help kids with their school work and a weight room or gym to play various games. This is all run by volunteers. Last night they had 80 kids come in after the football game to hang out and have snacks. Pool tables and other games have been donated for this purpose. I should mention that the RFC was a fairly new former elementary school building that went up for auction and is perfect for just this purpose.
Thought for the Day!
The time we spend in having
our daily audience with God is
the most precious part of the
whole day.
Love, grandma
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Today proved to be very eventful. When Grandpa got up this morning before daylight he went out to get the morning paper. There was a tree in the road that came down from the village property right next to our line. The fire department came and cut and removed it off the road. When daylight came Grandpa looked out our big window in the kitchen and seen where we lost a Hugh part of our big maple tree from the storm. The photos are of the tree.
We planned to go to the Randolph Fair this morning and started out down the road. There was a large garbage truck facing us and an Amish buggy in front of us. The garbage truck started up and spooked the horse. The horse reared up and turned toward the ditch and that's where he and part of the buggy ended up. Grandpa put the flashers on the car to warn traffic. The driver of the garbage truck got out and helped the Amish man get the horse and buggy out of the ditch. Grandpa stopped to thank the man for his help and fortunately he said he grew up around horses and been with them all his life.
We went on our way to the Fair. It's been years since we have gone and it was a beautiful day to go. We enjoyed seeing all our favorite things then left to come home around noon. We stopped for lunch at McDonalds, (we had coupons) and then shopped at Marc's in Ravenna.
When we came home Grandpa went to get the mail and we had an invitation to an Old-Fashioned Timber Frame Barn Raising gathering on Sept. 10th. Raising starts at 8 A.M. and lunch will be provided. The people having it are located up at the other end of Brosius Road. Grandpa and I have been friends with them for at least 10 years. They bring us homemade jelly and cookies at Christmas time. It could be very interesting if we should go.
Yep! We had a pretty eventful day.
Thought for the Day!
Love begins at home. Everything
depends on how we love each other.
Do not be afraid to love until it
hurts, for this is how Jesus loved.
Love, grandma
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Monday, August 22, 2011
A Visit
Monday, August 22, 2011
Received a phone call this evening from Erica and she and Isaac will be going to Nelson Ledges this Saturday and are planning to stop by for a visit. We are totally looking forward to seeing them before their classes start up next week.
Grandpa found a recipe in an Amish cookbook for Zucchini cupcakes he wanted me to try. He shopped yesterday for ingredients we didn't have so we could make the cupcakes today. Actually they weren't to bad. They called for a Carmel frosting which I thought might be a little rich so I made a cream cheese frosting.
Yesterday at church my friend brought me a Hugh bouquet of gladiolas from her garden. They are breath taking beautiful. Also some of the people who farm bring their extra produce to the church for us to take home. That's where I got my HUMONGOUS Zucchini for the cupcakes. So, I had my bible, flowers and the humongous Zucchini in my arms and had to drive home. Lets just say I made but I won't go into details how.
Thought for the day:
Our holy faith is nothing but a
gospel of love, revealing to us God's
love for men and claiming in return
man's love for God. We must spread
God's love on earth if we want to
make souls repent wholeheartedly for
sin, to strengthen them in temptation,
and to increase their generosity and
their desire to suffer for Christ.
Love, grandma
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Little Child
Sunday, August 21, 2011
It's wonderful to share good news and that is what I have for you tonight. Steve called and gave us the news that Bob and Alyssa are going to have a baby girl. Congratulations to their family!
(Alyssa is our son, Steve's, oldest daughter.)
When Bob, Alyssa and Kiersten were here in August they had been given baby clothes from Bob's sister and if I remember right I believe they were baby girl clothes. Sweeeet!
Thought for the Day!
"Unless you become like a little
child, you cannot enter into
heaven." And what is being a little
child? It is having a clean heart, a
pure heart, a heart that holds Jesus,
a heart that can say again and
again, "Jesus in my heart, I believe
in your tender love for me. I love you."
Love, grandma
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Saturday, August 20, 2011
Family Photo's
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Grandpa was sitting in his favorite chair in the dining room looking at the wall of family pictures today. I didn't want to interrupt his train of thought but he soon shared it with me as I'm going to share with you. He said "We have a pretty good family. All the grandkids seem to be doing very well with their lives" . Then he said something special about each one. I just thought you might like to know how Grandpa and of course Grandma feels.
Thought for the Day:
We must know that we have
been created for greater things, not
just to be a number in the world,
not just to go for diplomas and
degrees, this work and that work.
We have been created in order to love
and to be loved.
Love, grandma
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Wonderful Evening
Friday, August 19, 2011
What a wonderful evening we had tonight. Kathy called and invited us for supper at their house because it was Kyle and Kasey's last day at home before going back to school. The meal was delicious and great conversation with everyone. Even Micah was part of the entertainment. He certainly has grown since we saw him last and I think he still remembered us. Speaking of entertainment we had the honor being at a piano recital in the Grubbs home with Kyle playing two beautiful pieces and Tori playing one she composed. Thank you!
Thought For The Day!
Love is not something that
fossilizes, but something that lives.
Works of love, and declaring love,
is the way to peace. And where does
this love begin?-----right in
our hearts.
Love, grandma
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Grandpa and I had a wonderful day of being and working together. Can't give you much news but I can give you the thought for the day.
Today let us recall the LOVE of
God for you and for me. His LOVE
is so tender. His LOVE is so great, so
real, so living that Jesus came just
to teach us that ---how to LOVE.
Love, grandma
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Well Grandma is up and running again. I was able to send out but not receive email. I checked with my neighbor who has the same server and she was having the same problem. This morning everything was working like it should.
Many are getting ready to go back to high school and college. Work hard and have a great year! Grandma will be praying for you all.
This message is for Micah. Micah, how are you getting along with your new fence? Can't wait to see how much you have grown since we have seen you. Are you planning on going to school or are you going to be home schooled?
Went to a tupperware party last night and had the best time. I won the door prize, they replaced my 50 year old two quart measuring pitcher and what I ordered was on sale half price. Whew Whoooo! Oh yes, had wonderful snacks to boot.
Something to think about:
There is NO LIMIT to God's love. It is without measure and its depth connot be sounded.
Love, grandma
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Monday August 15, 2011
I finished reading the book I borrowed from a friend called "Prayer" by Philip Yancey. It's an excellent read but one you can't just buzz through. The author illustrated many different kinds of prayer from different people and the last one I read I am claiming for myself. You may join me if you like.
O gracious and holy Father,
give us wisdom to perceive Thee,
Intelligence to understand Thee,
diligence to seek Thee,
patience to wait for Thee,
eyes to behold Thee,
a heart to meditate upon Thee,
and a life to proclaim Thee;
through the power of the Spirit
of Jesus Christ our Lord.
Love, grandma
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Sunday, August 14, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Grandpa and I watched the play off in the golf tournament this evening. It was pretty exciting! I shut the TV off and decided I would like to read my book in the quietness of the night. Well, Grandpa had the TV on pretty loud in the bedroom watching his show. I didn't want to tell him to turn it down because I knew he was enjoying the country music. Someone was having a party in the neighborhood playing loud music and all I could hear was BOOM BOOM BOOM coming through the walls. I was getting a little frustrated so I found a towel lying on the table next to me and wrapped it around my head to keep out the noise. Success! I was able to read in the quietness of the night.
Love, grandma
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Grandpa and I went to the car show in Garrettsville this evening. It was a beautiful night and we saw a few friends we haven't seen for awhile. The cars were amazing and were real classics. We didn't see Grandpa's old 1950 Chevy he sold but it was fun anyway. Of course we went and got our hot fudge sundae's at McDonalds and brought them home to watch the Browns and Green Bay play then flipping the channel to see MN twins and Cleveland Indians.
This video was sent to me today from a very good friend and I want to share it with you because I really care and love each and everyone of you. Any one who is driving or learning to drive or is riding with someone who text while driving should really watch this video. It's pretty emotional but please take the time to watch this 10 minute video.
Subject: Message on texting and driving
Love, grandma
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Friday, August 12, 2011
Count Your Blessings
Friday, August 12, 2011
Last nights post with the question What would God ask you had me do a lot of thinking. I hope it did for you also. I'm not sure I came up with an answer but it sure made me think a lot about some decisions I could be making. Sorry, those are personal thoughts.
Today, I just couldn't understand why I was being blessed beyond my imagination. I certainly didn't deserve all that was laid out for me but I sure did appreciate this whole wonderful day. If I shared everything it would seem like I'm boasting so I'm just going to remain with a thankful heart. I will share one thing and that's our little 11 year old Amish girl came this evening with a dozen of homemade still warm cookies and zucchini bread that her Mom just baked. Grandpa and I just had to have one of those cookies and we plan on having the zucchini bread for breakfast.
My question to you tonight is Have You Counted Your Blessings Today? You might be surprised.
Love, grandma
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
If you can ask God for one thing what would it be?
What would God ask you?
Love, grandma
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Chris, Aaron, Steve, Tracy, Jessica, Alyssa , Samantha
(Steve Sons) (Steve's Daughters) Tracy's Dtr.
Psalm 8
O Lord, our Lord,
how majectic is your name in all the earth!
You have set your glory above the heavens.
From the lips of children and infants
you have ordained praise
because of your enemies,
to silence the foe and the avenger.
When I consider your heavens,
the work of your fingers,
the moon and the stars,
which you have set in place,
what is man that you are mindful of him,
the son of man that you care for him?
You made him a little lower than the heavenly beings
and crowned him with glory and
Your made him ruler over the works of
your hands;
you put everything under his feet:
all flocks and herds,
and the beasts of the field,
the birds of the air,
and the fish of the sea,
all that swim the paths of the seas.
O Lord, our Lord,
how majestic is your name in all
the earth!
Love, grandma
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The kingdom and the poor in Luke : a biblical interpretation with application to the Chin churches
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The primary purpose of this project is first and foremost to explore the true biblical meaning of basileia tou theou for the Chin Churches. It also aims to warn against the dangers of biblical interpretation of extreme liberation theologians and to direct to sound biblical interpretation of the kingdom of God and its ethical implication. It also aims at warning and giving instruction to the threat of materialism among the Chins. It is of capital importance because today more than a hundred thousand of the Chins migrated abroad, especially to the West where secularism and materialism got a firm root.


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The UCLA men and women's track and field teams competed against Washington, Washington State and Cal today in Berkeley, CA. The men won the quadrangular meet with 214 points. And the women placed second, with 200 points, behind Washington State, which finished with 203 points.
In the women's 100m dash and 100m hurdles, Michelle Perry placed first in a time of 11.57 and 13.30. Freshman Adia McKinnon placed first in the 400m dash in a time of 54.10. Jessica Marr placed first in the 800m run in 2:08.89. Lena Nilsson won the 1,500m run in 4:29.29. The women's 4 x 100m relay team won in a time of 44.94. And, the 4 x 400m relay team won with a time of 3:39.53. Erica Hoernig won the pole vault, clearing a height of 11'11 3/4' (3.65m). Chaniqua Ross won the shot put with a throw of 52' 8 3/4' (16.07m). And, Christina Tolson won the hammer throw with a mark of 207'11' (63.38m).
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Andy will sport a Poppy on his kit to support The Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal when he aims for a unique treble in London at the ATP World Tour Finals.
The season finale at the O2 begins on Remembrance Sunday, 9 November, when the nation honours the memory of the fallen and the future of the living. The 27-year-old Scot has asked that his kit features a Poppy throughout the week's play as a mark of respect. Murray's grandfather served in the Royal Army Medical Corps and his great grandfathers were in the Royal Engineers and the RAF.
The 2013 BBC Sports Personality of the Year says: "On Remembrance Sunday it's important that everyone, including the crowds at the O2 and the players, pauses for reflection; to remember those who gave, and give, so much. I'll be wearing my Poppy with pride on court as I do off it, to support The Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal and the Armed Forces community past and present."
The British number one has regularly shown his support for the Armed Forces community. He fronted The Royal British Legion's poster campaign in 2011 and earlier this year his name seemingly appeared in print for The Legion's 'Every Man Remembered' campaign. His namesake, Private Andrew Murray from Edinburgh, served with the Royal Scots in the First World War and died aged 23 in May 1915. The advert grabbed the public's attention and asked that he too be remembered.
This year marks the centenary of the start of that conflict, when field of Poppies bloomed among the graves of the fallen, making events this week all the more poignant. They include The Royal British Legion's Festival of Remembrance at The Royal Albert Hall on Saturday, the Remembrance Service at the Cenotaph on Sunday – when the ATP World Tour Finals commence – and The Royal British Legion's Silence in the Square, in Trafalgar Square on Armistice Day, 11 November.
Charles Byrne, Director of Fundraising for The Royal British Legion, founded in 1921 by veterans of the First World War who adopted the Poppy as their symbol, adds: "We're very grateful for Andy's continued support. It's the backing of those like Andy, and the public, that enables the Legion to help the Armed Forces community in almost every aspect of their daily lives. We've had amazing support this year and that will make a huge difference to lots of Serving personnel, veterans and their families today and throughout the year. We wish Andy the very best of luck in London."
Over the past two weeks, some 45 million Poppies have been distributed by 350,000 collectors with the aim of raising £40 million.
The ATP Finals run until Sunday 16 November. Andy has been drawn with Roger Federer, Kei Nishikori and Milos Raonic. If crowned champion he will complete a hat-trick of London titles having claimed Gold at the London 2012 Olympic Games and ending Britain's 77-year wait for a Wimbledon men's champion in 2013. The British number one missed last year's ATP Finals through injury.


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For some, it used to be common wisdom that you should let your car idle for quite a while before driving it to "warm up the engine" in the winter. But, do you really need to warm up your car in the winter? It actually doesn't matter if you do or not! In fact, warming up your car in the winter can damage your engine and shorten its lifespan.
Why Warming Up Your Car Can Be Bad
Whether you are warming up your car while you get ready for work in the morning or it's idling because you've always thought it can "warm up" the engine, it's not good for it. When you're idling in the cold, it can strip the oil from your engine's cylinders and pistols, decreasing their lifespan.
When your car runs, the internal combustion engine uses pistons to compress air and vaporized fuel together in a mixture within the cylinder. This mix is then ignited, causing a combustion that powers the engine.
When your engine is cold, the gas is less likely to evaporate and create the correct ratio of air and fuel. So, the engine will run on this rich mixture until the engine reaches about 40 degrees Fahrenheit. But, when your car is idling, you are putting extra fuel in the combustion chamber to burn, which can get in the cylinder walls. Gas is a great solvent, so it can wash the oil off the walls when you're idling in the cold for an extended period of time.
This causes the life of your piston rings and cylinder liners to decrease, and the use of extra fuel when the engine is running is increased. Idling your car barely does anything to warm up the engine, so the fastest way to warm up your engine to 40 degrees is to start driving it in order to switch to the normal fuel to air ratio.
How to Warm Up Your Car
Since you shouldn't let your car idle for long, it can also be said that hopping in and just gunning it will put unnecessary strain on the engine.
- You can start the car, take a few minutes to wipe off any snow or ice from the windows, and then go on your way.
- For the first 5 to 15 minutes of your drive, take it easy for the first part of your drive to let the engine warm up before doing any excessive driving like accelerating in a short time span.
Nowadays, though, the newer the car is the more likely it can accommodate startup in cold weather quickly because of the sophisticated engines.
Initially, warming up your car came from a time when carbureted engines dominated the roads. It's been about 30 years since they were more common which – if you learned to drive from parents or grandparents – would explain why we've continued to warm up our cars under the impression it's better for the engine. If you do own a carbureted relic, you might want to continue warming it up.
Tips for Winter Car Care
Car maintenance isn't necessarily tied to one season anymore, especially since modern cars don't require specific attention during certain times of the year like your parents or grandparent's cars might have. There's not much to do, other than things you should be doing already.
- Check your owner's manual – Don't rely on your weather forecast to determine your car care. They may have some regular maintenance advice for your specific make and model.
- Swap out for winter tires – If you live in an area where temperatures fall below 45 degrees regularly, winter tires are recommended. They can give you better traction when turning. With that said, you should also be checking your tire pressure weekly.
- Keep more gas in your tank – This is also a long and common word of advice. Air carries moisture and water that can freeze and crystallize. The more gas in your tank, the less air which means there is less of a chance of ice forming inside where it could get into your fuel lines and cause trouble. The rule of thumb is half full or more.
- Never use hot water to melt ice on your windows – Basic science demonstrates this technique can shatter your window.
- Use cardboard to give your wheels tractions – If you're stuck in the snow and have to get somewhere, sticking cardboard under your wheels will help give them the traction they need to get going.
Raise your windshield wipers – If you park outdoors, leave the windshield wipers raised up to prevent them from freezing to your windshield. Most importantly, you should never use your wiper blades to remove ice, frost, or a mountain of snow from the windshield.


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