11:11 I almost could not remove the filter, again. After i did, i didn't find anything in there. There is a chance it's still in the filter, so i'm going to go and buy a new one. In the mean time, i'll take a chance and start the engine one more time for a second to fill the filter, cause in this state it can be replaced easily by anyone.
11:49 The floating van, with JBQ numbers. Floating because it's always parked in a different spot. Apparently, some homeless people. I saw at least one clearly Japanese guy among them (no disguise) could be the guy upstairs, with a goatee. I saw him entering apartment nr.3 i guess. Today just before i took that picture i saw another guy going in the building accross, a different one. So they got friends in apartments here. Trouble is there's always someone in there, behind covered windows, ready to maneuver around. I don't believe they're real homeless people so i just wrote about.
12:50 The saga of buying an new oil filter. I went at the Autozone on Dartmouth St where i got the last one and they're out. Looks like i bought the last one on Sunday? Went on 99, passed through the red light camera, there was this thin tall bored guy looking clearly Hungarian who didn't ask me a thing so i told him part, year and model. I pointed on the display, OEM. It took him like 10 minutes to get it from the shelf, while two of their guys where talking behind the shelves. He came but he opened it on his way and took out the seal "just to check" so i asked him to give me a sealed one (i knew they had two, since Dartmouth and saw on the screen). So he gave me another one with damaged box. I looked at for minutes in the car to see if it's bend and possibly prone to leaking.
Did i say something about diarrhea? They doubled it with a diarrhea dog poop next to hydrant. As i said many times before, these guy are not ever going to stop by themselves but here in Tualatin, Portland or Oregon there's no one left to stop them. It's all simulated and sometime they're even favoring me.
I know it was myself who overtigthened the filter at last change. But they knew and organized the whole show with the fire alarm triggered by kids while i was doing it.
They wouldn't let me change the oil at Sussex (Village Apartments now the princes are going to show up in the news), got used to, after all, the price for an oil change is the same as the price for oil (of higher quality though), so i never did it. It's a whole art of tightening an oil filter. Today i had trouble removing the one i put Sunday. You have to do it by hand i guess, cause it's going to take more torque to remove it than to put it on. It's scary cause you think it's going to leak and stuff, but it will take way more torque to remove it than to put it on.
6:35 Highland Park. 6 dead, 19 wounded. Should have been blood on the street, ambulances, video from surveillance cameras. Has anyone seen any of these?
6:52 Brad Pitt, prosopagnosia. He probably forgot hisreal snake name too. And Angelina's.
12:50 The saga of buying an new oil filter. I went at the Autozone on Dartmouth St where i got the last one and they're out. Looks like i bought the last one on Sunday? Went on 99, passed through the red light camera, there was this thin tall bored guy looking clearly Hungarian who didn't ask me a thing so i told him part, year and model. I pointed on the display, OEM. It took him like 10 minutes to get it from the shelf, while two of their guys where talking behind the shelves. He came but he opened it on his way and took out the seal "just to check" so i asked him to give me a sealed one (i knew they had two, since Dartmouth and saw on the screen). So he gave me another one with damaged box. I looked at for minutes in the car to see if it's bend and possibly prone to leaking.
Did i say something about diarrhea? They doubled it with a diarrhea dog poop next to hydrant. As i said many times before, these guy are not ever going to stop by themselves but here in Tualatin, Portland or Oregon there's no one left to stop them. It's all simulated and sometime they're even favoring me.
I know it was myself who overtigthened the filter at last change. But they knew and organized the whole show with the fire alarm triggered by kids while i was doing it.
They wouldn't let me change the oil at Sussex (Village Apartments now the princes are going to show up in the news), got used to, after all, the price for an oil change is the same as the price for oil (of higher quality though), so i never did it. It's a whole art of tightening an oil filter. Today i had trouble removing the one i put Sunday. You have to do it by hand i guess, cause it's going to take more torque to remove it than to put it on. It's scary cause you think it's going to leak and stuff, but it will take way more torque to remove it than to put it on.
6:35 Highland Park. 6 dead, 19 wounded. Should have been blood on the street, ambulances, video from surveillance cameras. Has anyone seen any of these?
6:52 Brad Pitt, prosopagnosia. He probably forgot his
8:13 This van has been transporting sacs of rice for years. I think they were deposited in one of the apartments. Now is full of barrells and stays here with those for days (only two visible in the image due to reflections) and one day i saw on one of those barrells an inscription with red "FLAMABALE LIQUID". I think it belongs to Apt.3 as well. I think the owner looks like this guy
8:27 They're all snakes.
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