i lease my car. my car is black.
I stil have my old computer from the 90s in my basement. Does it run well still?
Yeah, like a charm! What was your first car? That's pretty sweet. Mine was a '78 VW Camper Van. Lime green with a plaid interior. I loved it, but I didn't know how to work on the engine.  I know what you mean. I learned how to work on cars eventually, but today's computers require an engineering degree to fix! You can! I try to take a class in something every year, just to keep new information circulating in my head.  Different places. Coding class at the college, fly fishing lessons from an outfitter, cooking classes..
That's amazing. They made things with quality back then! Cars are the same way. LOL. It was a black 1986 Camaro. Nothing terribly fancy but I loved that thing.  What a classic! I don't know how to work on engines either. Especially these days with all the computers. I just lease my cars now.  No kidding! And my degree isn't even remotely related to engineering. Sometimes I wish I could go back and learn more things. That's a great idea to expand your knowledge like that. Maybe I will look into taking a class on something. Where do you take yours? Ah; I see. That's really neat. I think I am going to make it a goal to learn something new. This sounds fun.
awesome the classic suv . my husband would say mustang thought ! how about you ? my dad brought home an old ibm and told me to fix it . i was eight , lol my dad brought home an old ibm and told me to fix it . i was eight , lol definitely . mine is really helping me learn more about socialization . i wish i had time to learn to cook like you do . someday maybe !
Oh wow that is old, glad it still runs! I had an old Ford Taurus.  It was not much, but to me it was the best car ever! Wow. It can be difficult to put together but finding the parts is a lot of fun. I think I'm a little rusty in that department myself. It's always good to expand your knowledge. That's interesting. A lot of cool things to learn for sure.
I bet there are some classic games that were played on that 32-bit microprocessor. A 1969 red Corvette. What about you? Well not everyone can be as sophisticated as me! I mean, my 98 has an 8 cylinder engine! That's probably at least 2 more than yours! I think if I could maybe work in the private sector and not fix the public's computers, I'd feel a little more at ease, for exactly that reason. It's nice that you can learn so much for free through internet sources like Reddit. Especially science. That's a good way to distract yourself. What kind of skills?