JandA

I just bought a 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and now need a tonneau cover for it. Im willing to buy new. I don't want a soft cover (preferably), but any information would be appreciated.

I live close to Winnipeg,MB, Canada. So I would like to buy something locally (anywheres close to Winnipeg, MB or in North Dakota, USA)

Im looking to book my hotel through Priceline.com, and was wondering if anyone else has gotten a hotel through the website, and what hotel they got and how much they paid.

I have had much success using Priceline.com in the past.

Does anyone know of any restraunts in Winnipeg area that supports Weight Watchers? Or any websites that are CANADIAN and offer CANADIAN meals (dietfacts.com and healthdiscovery.net have mostly american meals on there)?

Thanks!

and what do I make you proud of?

there are only a few complete losers here

or do you read the detales at all? or just the question?

is it creepy?

I own a very nice sports car. the only car I have. it's front wheel drive. four cylinder. and 5speed I have good snow and winter tires and I drive it in the winter. people think I am crazy for driving it in the winter. but I have never hit the ditch or gotten into an accadent with that car. I keep it cleen during the winter too to keep it from rusting from the salt. am I crazy? and why or why not? I am looking for opinions not facts.

I have a 2000 toyota Celica with 85000 miles and the check engine light has been on for a long time. I KNOW that it has to to with emmitions and my mechanic said that my cat convetor might be shot. one way to check is to bang on it and listen for rattles.. well it desn't rattle and I have banged on it, so I THINK it's the oxygen sensors. there are two of them and I don't know what is the culprit. parts for that car can be very expensive and hard to find, so I would like to be sure. so what do you think? one both or all three? I also have a cold air intake and I was wondering if that might account for the air fuel ratio being off and setting that light on.