Loathing so much to emotional cheater type...i could easily sense this kind from a far.Without dropping a word,i have already turned my back from this crap.

Then after the one word response, waiting 20 minutes after you've posted for their next one word response. One guy I had talked to for several weeks made me feel like he only responded during commercial breaks, made me feel pretty bad. I no longer communicate with him, and we had a lot in common, too bad.

Then after the one word response, waiting 20 minutes after you've posted for their next one word response. One guy I had talked to for several weeks made me feel like he only responded during commercial breaks, made me feel pretty bad. I no longer communicate with him, and we had a lot in common, too bad.

People texting and surfing the web while they are driving. Thus, ALL OF YOU piss me off. I think I'm the only person in the world that does not engage in this stupidity.

No, there's at least two, cos I don't do that either. Way too dangerous. I've been in a car accident once (not my fault), I learnt that day how fast it can happen. It takes but a split second of not looking at the road.
So looking at my phone whilst driving, not a chance!
You're not alone

Then after the one word response, waiting 20 minutes after you've posted for their next one word response. One guy I had talked to for several weeks made me feel like he only responded during commercial breaks, made me feel pretty bad. I no longer communicate with him, and we had a lot in common, too bad.

make that 3

hey there!

yeppers i don't even try. it's ludicrist. if it's a text it doesn't need now attention

ship it here i'll stretch it back out after

There's one thing that can really P me O and that's not having internet.

Or discovering I'm out of cigarette paper (like many Dutchies I smoke rolling tobacco) late at night after shops and petrol stations have closed. Can't really roll a cig in bog-roll now can you? Lol.

this is why i picked up a small briar pipe. tho i'd like to find a mershum one.


if the car isn't playing up or blinking lights at you it shouldn't be too dreadful

Apart from a slight wobble when I drive very slowly there's nothing wrong. Got that when I put more air in the tyres.

Sounds like a broken or separated belt in the tire. Belts can break without impact damage, especially if driven over or under inflated.

Sometimes you can see a broken belt, if its affecting the sidewall. Other times you have to feel the tread for a bump or lift and spin the tire while watching the tread.

When tire belts pop, raising the pressure pronounces the problem.
A bent wheel can also give a wobble.

A bad bearing will be accompanied with noise but usually won't wobble unless its trashed, plus it will not go away at higher speeds. It will also change when braking and on turns where the car's weight shifts.

If you feel it in your seat as well as your stering wheel my bet is a tire belt.

A tierod will wobble but mostly in the steering wheel like something is loose.

A bad CV joint can cause a wobble that gets worse or clicks during turns. A bent CV axle shaft can cause a vibration wobble that increases ansd decreases in frequency with speed.

Higher speed shimmy can be caused by an out of balance wheel or a weight that has fallen off.

If you feel it in your seat but not in the wheel it could be a rear tire.

If it only wobbles while braking it could be a warped rotor. Usually from hard stopping building up heat the can be released fast enough or evenly (rust clogged rotor fins).

Really worn out upper strut bearings can cause a shimmy or a clicking too.

I hate that my career is over - I loved fixing trucks and cars.