u/CaptinKirk

I have a G3 OLED in my living room that is just slightly too small, and hasn't had any issues yet. Most likely will move to my master bedroom to replace an old 1080P Visio that won't die. I really want to upgrade it to an 85-inch OLED, and am trying to figure out if I should go with Samsung or stick with LG G6. I really want the increased screen size in an OLED. While I wouldn't rule out a 96-103 on size alone, obviously, the price rules it out! LOL

Not sure if the city is aware of this but there have been milk truck type of tankers getting water at the newly installed COT water monitoring station next to the Ann Gibson Library. Hopefully this isn’t for project blue. Regardless, our water pressure in the area seems to have taken a dip in MVR. Just thought someone might want to check into this!

Honda paid, but we have had nothing but issues with this car since we bought in 2013, with less than 60K miles on it. Between multiple wire harnesses needing to be swapped, sliding door issues, and the radio would extensively crackle, then disconnect from the MOSFET network connection. Our Honda dealer wouldn't deal with it, wouldn't even service it, despite having an extended warranty. We had to threaten legal action before Honda even sent a rep out, and once they did, it was all of a sudden all covered.

I will never buy another Honda after this. Just terrible.

I was being sued by Cap 1 for a credit card that we were disputing the amounts on with an attorney. I answered the lawsuit and started the discovery process. The attorney was being super non-responsive, and every few weeks, I would offer them an amount to settle that was much lower than the amount they were asking for. I would state that the only income I have is federally protected.

I think the attorneys got wise, and they sent me a stipulation for dismissal, and I was told that they would be sending the account back to Capital One. I called Capital One in an attempt to settle the account, and Capital One told me that they no longer have the account.

Right now, this seems to be in limbo, but I was about to file a motion to compel with the court because the attorney was not following discovery. I'm trying to figure out what happens next, and anyone who has gone through this, what happened?

I have a Dreamweaver machine that was replaced under the recall, and I am now running up on 5 years of use. I messaged my respiratory therapy team, who said they only replace them when they stop functioning. I messaged them back that the va follows the RUL and replaces every five years.

It seems to me that the VA is refusing to replace these machines after five years. What's the story behind this?