Thanks Stan. Good info to have.

What STPS stand for? I googled it and all I got was the JC II.

#1, but if strictly wildlife #3 then.

And I should have never give in to my wife's worrying about the cars price when I bought the POS Caravan. I wanted the Sienna from the get go, but my wife, at the time was too afraid of having any kind of debts, so we bought the Caravan cash, when I knew that I didn't trust anything coming out of Crysler corporation. After that fiasco, I never again gave in to pressures about economic reservations from my wife. Now she's "in" with me when choosing which car to buy.

This is when I used to buy American cars, Ford 500, AMC Matador, Jeep Cherokee, Crysler-Dodge Caravan, garbage, nothing but utterly garbage.

Since then, Toyota Sienna 14 years and the only reason to change it was because my wife got bored by then of driving a minivan. Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, a unrefined, noisy, underpowered SUV in comparison to the other Japanese and Korean companies, but, here's the but, my first one extremely highly reliable with adequate power handling for its size, 13 years in my hands, gave it to my daughter during high school, totaled it within 6 months, what a shame. My second Outlander Sport, so far 11 years, not one repair do to a failure so far. It's going strong, it's an underpowered when attempting acceleration and noisy. The Genesis coupe I bought to my other daughter, 10 years, no one single repair other the the standard wearables, Honda Accord Sport, 11 years and still going without a single repair other than the regular wearables. Nissan Sentra, had it for 13 years. This was the only Japanese car that by year ten started to have reliability problems.

I still remember the nightmare the Dodge Caravan was, at less than 36000 miles transmission had to be replaced, at 47000 transmission went again, by that time the interior plastic was disintegrating to a fine sand, the roof velour material was hanging (coming completely unglued. The change to the Toyota Sienna was a god sent. My wife's new (2020) Mazda CX 5 so far no a problem, but is still relatively new.

Bottom line each and every single American car that I ever bought were not only unreliable, but a junk nightmare of constant repairs. So, never again.

Well, then, the people in England should all stop paying their electric bill.

Whenever I want a mouse I buy a gaming one for the fact that they can configure to your heart content, are sturdier, resist a lot of use and abuse and you can click, and click, and click without damage for years. They're more expensive though.

If you want Logitech cordless the best are the G900 or the G903. Their software is good to set it up as you need.

What a shot. Fantastic.

Beautiful flower, great shot.

I really don't get it with these "you have to pay us" to shop at our store. You can do better if you shop around.

When my first daughter was born I bought into this, but soon realized that it's not for small families, unless you don't care the type of products you're buying, and throwing away food because the quantity were too big for a family of four.
With calculator on hand I went to the various stores and supermarkets in my area, all within one to two miles and check their prices against Costco. I ended up buying Pampers from Publix, powdered milk from Target, and the various items such as baby oil, talc powder, wipes from Walmart. I could choose the brand and type I wanted at lower price per unit over Costco.

To me Costco is for big families, small business, and those that don't care about the type of food you ingest.

Since most hormones, preservatives, and all type of chemicals are mostly deposited in your fatty tissues I prefer to buy as much organic and/or no preservatives, additives, colorants, pesticides, etc., as I can, which at Costco you're extremely limited with choices. TV, jewelry, stuff like that are mostly the lower tiered models. If I need to buy a TV that actually has all the features I want I would have to go to Best Buy, or online. People say is so cheap at Costco, of course it is, your buying the lower to some middle tiers models from any brand.

Actually, some of the things where Costco is very competitive as far as regular household items is concerned is items like Paper towels, toilet paper, wipes, their Kirkland brand are not bad. The big packages are a good deal.

Overall, I prefer to get my stuff somewhere else due to choices. I'm lucky enough that in my area I have a lot of very small produce producers that have their small markets, like "farmer markets", and the various places where I can get organic meat, cheese, milk, butter, etc.

What the heck? This proves that no one can say or do anything anymore without people getting all bend out of shape for the littlest insignificant things in this world anymore.

People get a grip of yourself and your perceived sensibilities. The posted picture has nothing derogatory, the title had nothing to fan the flames. It seems that all of the sudden if you say anything about the Nazis concentration camps is fodder for hurt sensitivities real or imagined. Humans have been doing this since the first big settlements appeared on earth after settling down due to the discovery of agriculture.

This picture/title besides some exposure flaws has nothing to get all riled up. Chill.

Thanks. Very interesting and helpful. I will re-read and study further.

Dude on the first photo looks like he means business. That machete is ready to come out anytime from the scabbard .

That would be interesting.