adderal

https://youtu.be/YS2K_quFWuY

Get those ODB locks or dummy ports

Killswitches

And a wheel lock for visual deterence before they break your sunroof

Hello, first post for this sub.

I've owned a few cars/SUVs at this point in my life and enjoy doing my own preventative maintenance, brake work, and other wear and tear replacement procedures.

I own an Infiniti G37 ('12 IPL coupe 73k miles) and daily drive a '20 Mazda CX-5. As the title mentions, I'm not necessarily seeking advice...just reassurance I'm not going crazy or reading too much into cognitive dissonance in car specific owner sub-reddits . I've always been of the mindset, no matter what the owner's manual or dealership says, that transmission fluid should always be considered a wear item and drain/fill procedure should be performed at around 50-60k miles and thereafter about eve

https://www.tribstar.com/news/local_news/for-prosecutor-newcomer-takes-on-vigo-incumbent/article_47e02ef0-4e35-11ed-906f-df36809d2c29.html

Vaughn said he would also target removing low level marijuana cases filed in Terre Haute City Court.

“Right now you have to plead guilty to a misdemeanor and you either enter into a diversion program, which you have to pay over $200 for, or you do community service. I just wouldn’t prosecute at all,” Vaughn said. “I would not even issue a ticket.”

Vaughn said marijuana is legal in Michigan and Illinois. However