Chris B

I have a 2004 Audi TT Quatro, 1.8L. It has about 75,000 miles on it. While driving today the car began to struggle and the check engine light came on (flashing). I took it to a skilled mechanic and it reported P0302 which is a cylinder 2 misfire. The mechanic was going to change the coils for me, but the issue was covered by an Audi recall. So I'm scheduled to get it done at the dealership on Friday.

I drive 20 miles to and from work. Will the car be okay for the rest of this week's drives to and from work?

I have a 2004 Audi TT Quatro, 1.8L. It has about 75,000 miles on it. While driving today the car began to struggle and the check engine light came on (flashing). I took it to a skilled mechanic and it reported P0302 which is a cylinder 2 misfire. The mechanic was going to change the coils for me, but the issue was covered by an Audi recall. So I'm scheduled to get it done at the dealership on Friday.

I drive 20 miles to and from work. Will the car be okay for the rest of this week's drives to and from work?

For as long as I can remember, girls and women have loved my hair. Well, the thick beautiful locks are a thing of the past. I turned 30 a couple months ago and have a receding hair line (front left and right sides). When I first recognized the issue I was upset--way more than I thought something like this could get to me. Now, I'm fine with what has happened and fully prepared to deal with and be happy with reality.

Clearly, a comb over or desperate attempt to hide changes are out of the question. So, what to do? I can part it to the side like Will Arnett or earlier Jack Nicholson. I can buzz cut like Jason Statham. I can just shave the **** off.

My general question is what tends to look best, but more specifically, is there an approach that can look better than before.

As a straight guy, I see Arnett and Statham as looking awesome with their receding hairlines. The problem is, I dont know how women view the issue.

Can a guy acknowledge his receding hairline, cut or groom his hair accordingly, own his look with confidence, and then come out more attractive than before (with the full head of hair).

All responses welcome no matter how kind or harsh. I will elaborate in any way needed. Thank you.

So I have to admit that I really like it when my girlfriend gets crazy angry. The last time, she tried to slap me but missed, then threw a cup at me but missed, and then threw a large palstic box of notecards at me and this time the aim was dead on . . . right to the face.

First: is this normal behavior?

Second: I enjoy this. Does this mean I'm a freak? I wouldn't have it any other way.