Loophole LaRue, SASS #51438

If it were me, I would do it blind. The medical community can be both small and unwilling to challange itself. LL

In 2013, my wife and I went looking for a new Jeep to replace our 2004 Grand Cherokee. We were repeat Jeep customers, having had one in the family since 1984. The dealer knew he was probably going to make a sale, and guided us toward his most expensive Grand Cherokee. My wife hopped up into the driver's seat, and immediately jumped back out with a look of horror on her face. "What?" I asked. "Look at that dash!" she replied. Sure enough; the dash looked like a NASA control panel. She wanted nothing to do with the complexity, even if it meant she would have to dial her own phone calls an

This burns my tushie. Any dealer suggesting that you should PAY for insurance to cover an inherent manufacturing or design flaw in his product is bordering on fraud. If he cannot stand behind his product, then HE should buy the coverage, and cover your lost time and loss of use as well. All this tells me is that you, and probably many others, are experiencing similar repeated failures, and he or the manufacturer are getting tired of eating the expense; they can't ask you to pay for the repairs, so they are trying to get a third party insurer on the hook for the costs

In the words of that great philosopher and commentator on the human condition, William C. Fields: Water??? Egad, man!!! Don't you know what fish do in water? LL

Yeah.....and everyone who ate pickles prior to 1880 is dead today.... LL

Duh! I thought he was talking about that wonder drug that supposedly relieves all aches and pains.... LL

This is why you don't buy gun insurance from a home or auto insurer - they just don't understand the business. I've been using Lockton Affinity; they know firearms. And they have not asked me for any serial numbers. https://locktonaffinityoutdoor.com/firearm-insurance/ LL

What is the link between Dihydrogen Monoxide and gun violence? "The incidence of gun violence seems to be rising at an alarming rate. A recent stunning revelation is that in every single instance of violence involving guns, both in the U.S. and internationally, Dihydrogen Monoxide was involved. In fact, DHMO is often very available to those who would do harm to others. Meanwhile, apparently no efforts have been made to limit the availability of this potentially dangerous chemical compound." When I hit this one, I had to stop and think. How is this possible? When have you eve

Good on ya. Bringing some unexpected joy to the life an older fella is a marvelous gift. LL

Uh, do you mean "que sera, sera"? Roughly "what will be, will be"? Or are you happy about some pound cake (" What Sara Lee, Sara Lee?") LL

Somehow, I have trouble reconciling James Bond with Dick Van Dyke.... But there was a second connection between the Bond films and Chitty Chitty... Both films featured Desmond Llewelyn (as Q in 17 007 films) LL

With a scoop or two of vanilla ice cream.... LL

I'll take it. LL

Brand preference? I like "Dad's" As a kid, we made our own from Dad's extract; I wonder if that's still around? LL