Jesse

I live in Idaho. I have not yet payed off the auto loan so I'm required to have full coverage insurance. According to some people I am paying too much (about 700 for 6 months), as they are paying far less. I have geico, but from time to time I look around and get quotes, and it is always slightly higher than what I have now. However, that might be because I am opting for coverage I might not need.

So the question boils down to, what is the bare minimum requirements for "full coverage" auto insurance in Idaho?

We usually feed my cat dry cat food but we can't afford to get him any right now. What food can I give him that won't make him sick

Ok lets be civil here im stating my opinion kids,

Im a vegetarian(beginner), not for ethical reasons but for the health benefit. Unlike many of you on here, i do not place the life of any other animal on par with human(my) life. Id rather see the death of ten cows than one human being. Thats not to say i dont care about the lives of animals, i do and i want them to be treated as humanely as possible.

I guess my question is, Do you really believe eating meat is morally repugnant? and why?

my philips universal remote is silver with blue buttons and my tv is a philips it's also a silver type color

all in the question really. I'll add more if its not clear.

3.0 m/s to dislodge the Frisbee. How fast must such a rock be thrown upward if it leaves the thrower's hand 1.1 m above the ground?

Hi, I've been stockpiling some scrap metal for a while now and I think I've got enough to take it to a local scrap yard. I'm pretty new to scrapping but have heard that it's well worth the effort. My question is, do I have to disassemble and separate the metal from the non-metal on items? Like for example, I have a broken treadmill I want to scrap. There is a lot of what I'm assuming is steel on it, but of course it has the rubber belt and plastic parts as well. Do scrap yards take the whole thing or do I have to take it apart? Thanks for your advice.