My husband got a ticket for parking too close to a fire hydrant $100. We just moved into a duplex this weekend and there is a fire hydrant in our front yard, my husband parked his car on the side of our house 5ft away from fire hydrant and right by where our driveway starts.he cant park behind my car because he would on the sidewalk. How were we supposed to know it has to be 15ft away(just looked it up online) the sidewalk isn't marked and there's no sign of any kind (its a yellow fire hydrant). Is there any way we could fight this? This' is really ridiculous, we had no idea and paying for something we didnt know about is crazy.
You don't necessarily have to get snow tires unless you live in an area where snow is horrible (like north/central US - Montana, Wyoming, etc). Get a GOOD set of all-season tires. Look for the ones that are rated the highest in snow rain handling. Go to a local junk yard (or look online, there are a bunch that will locate send used parts cheap) and pull four rims from a mustang. If they don't have a mustang, do a little research to see what rim sizes would work with your car and pull those. Then, get four snow or all-season tires and mount them on the used rims. This way, you can change the rims tires out whenever you need the better handling and not have to worry about trashing the custom rims or loosing control with the performance tires. Also, Mustang's are Rear Wheel Drive, so your best tires should ALWAYS be on the rear wheels. You shouldn't need to weigh the back down because the 1994 newer body styles are pretty well balanced front to back. But, it won't hurt either.
Well, the thing is that resin doesn't really get you very high. Hold it in as long as you can, I suppose. (I smoked for 30 years, and yeah, resin just doesn't do anything. Your brain is used to the real thing, i.e., real weed, and resin by comparison isn't the real thing, so your brain doesn't 'get' anything from it. This is what's called 'developing a tolerance' for a substance. Even coffee drinkers experience this. Some people who have become accustomed to drinking coffee can drink two or three entire pots of it and never feel any 'caffeine buzz'. They have developed a tolerance.)
