Car question. Mostly idle (heh) curiosity.

After many years I finally ditched my ancient carbureted vehicle and bought a used Subaru. The Subaru runs like a top even when stone cold, but I wonder sometimes if there's a long-term benefit to letting it warm up for a couple of minutes, especially on really frigid (10 ° F) days like today. Any thoughts?

Thanks,
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Y'know, when Trump mixes up Greenland and Iceland in a speech, it's understandable.

Like, when a driver impaired by dementia means to hit the brake and instead tromps on the gas pedal and kills a bunch of people trying to cross the street.

It's understandable. And bad.

Someone who goes around wearing camo, gear and a mask but with no ID...

...isn't any kind of professional. He's a cosplayer.

He's G.I. Joke.

Has anyone here had any experience with a Trump-era support group.

Activism is good. Activism is very good. Sometimes though, you'd just like to have a chat with peers on "How do you handle {insert-the-problem}?"

Anne Frank. Renee Nicole Good.

Remember when people *didn't* feel the need to explain this is not like what Hitler did.

"Yes, Virginia. There is a Sanity Clause." -- Oldie, but goodie for my next protest sign.

For people who say the R's would never invoke the 25th -- what if TSF decided to, say, nuke somebody?

Not even then?

Isn't a blockade a straight up act of war?

We are at war with Venezuela, no?

Seems like we're being slowly dragged to the conclusion that *all* ultra-wealthy people are Jeffrey Epstein.

Am I the only one getting a real "game over" vibe from the MAGAts?