Things I learned this week
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I think my car does the 1/4 mile in about 16 seconds, so I have both you guys beat!! 
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I'll take you for a ride and let you decide what "wicked fast" is.
Whoever made that an acronym needs to be shot...STi has always stood for Subaru Technica International.
My STi has the power at the wheels that stock STi's see at the crank. In other words my car has about 25-30% more power.
I have a 02 WRX sedan as well. Love that thing to death, but the more I drive the STi, the more the WRX feels powerless. haha
Whoever made that an acronym needs to be shot...STi has always stood for Subaru Technica International.
My STi has the power at the wheels that stock STi's see at the crank. In other words my car has about 25-30% more power.
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i have an 02 WRX wagon -- she can easily go 14 flat in the 1/4, maybe a touch faster than 13.6 if i launch hard.
i won't get a new Subie until they make a wagon rex again -- but i would go for an sti crosstek
i have an 02 WRX wagon -- she can easily go 14 flat in the 1/4, maybe a touch faster than 13.6 if i launch hard.
i won't get a new Subie until they make a wagon rex again -- but i would go for an sti crosstek
I learned that hand-sewing a button back on a piece of clothing is very difficult when a cat tries to "help."
I learned that in an emergency, a paper clip can be used as a substitute for the tab part of a zipper if it breaks off, and if you wear your shirt untucked, no one will know.
I learned that when the new "big boss" at work wants to meet with our department, I am the only one who will ask the "tough" questions.
I learned that if you are nice to the highway patrol when they pull you over for speeding, they may let you off with a warning (Thank you, Lord! and thank you, Officer C.!)
I learned that in an emergency, a paper clip can be used as a substitute for the tab part of a zipper if it breaks off, and if you wear your shirt untucked, no one will know.
I learned that when the new "big boss" at work wants to meet with our department, I am the only one who will ask the "tough" questions.
I learned that if you are nice to the highway patrol when they pull you over for speeding, they may let you off with a warning (Thank you, Lord! and thank you, Officer C.!)
I learned that before putting a brand new graphics/video card into a windows 8 computer you first need to disable the secure boot feature in BIOS or else your computer won't 'see' your new card (took me 3 days to figure this out!).... and buying a brand new power supply and monitor(!!!) does not help the situation!
Well my old monitor was 10 yrs old anyway.. So now I have two..
Well my old monitor was 10 yrs old anyway..
So now I have two..
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What I learnt this week was actually what I was reminded that I already knew, but forgot: that you can't make someone care about you. They either do or don't. Don't bother wasting your time thinking that they might care, when you are most likely the farthest thing from your mind. This depresses me. But it's reality.
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that there's one in every crowd, and if that was my first impression It's usually right. And learned just how fast my week's calendar can fill up in one day. That my cat can quickly jump from the floor to climb up to my shoulders, then up to the shelf just under the ceiling, just to catch a bug. Swiftly at that.
