Cheapness starts in your car: Fuel-economy tips

dumb a$$, you use more fuel starting a car than you do idling for a short time...and as is true w/ any type of engine or motor, starting/turning on is the most stressful time, so the more often you start it, the more wear and tear you are incurring...save 2 pennies today so you can spend a grand tomorrow...great tip

Does Jennifer Mario like being known as "wind-resistant"?

Beautiful biting response to RJ, who must be as old as I. My initial reaction on the idling/restarting pont was identical to his.

Don't forget clean air filters, frequent oil changes, and a frequent dashboard massage (cars like them.)

The best thing you can do with your vehicle is to get on the first available interstate and wrap yourself around a concrete pole. That's my tip.

wow FB, if you found it on the internet it MUST be true...since you were so kind to introduce me to this wonderous thing called a search engine, i tried to look for some other "FACTS" and i learned there has been an increase in godzilla sightings in recent years...guess i better up my "inordinately large monsters" coverage on my home owners insurance...

so let me guess, you found one web site offering a particular slant which agrees w/ yours, and voila, all of a sudden it is fact and gospel that you are going to spread?...

while i'm on a rant, how many times have i been told that powering down my servers weekly will have absolutely no affect on their electrical components?...hmmm, we only power down at most bi-weekly, and usually monthly if no issues are found/reported, to refresh the OS...otherwise those things run 24/7, and in 6 years i've had less than a handful of maintenance calls for hardware failure...WAY fewer than buddies of mine who work at places where they power down weekly, if not more than once a week...at least once a month they have a server that doesn't come back up, if not more often...but this is what they were told so it must be right, eh?

is a car and a server the same thing? NO...my point being tho i'll trust my personal experience more than i will take someone's opinion who i don't know, who can't back it up, and is just selling their very own slant on an item because it's what they believe...until i see evidence to change my mind, i won't...