Yes, Martin, the truck-related usefulness ended long ago.
However, you took this thread in a new direction when you used the word "snarkyness" (nice), a word with many meanings/contexts (all of the definitions below were cut-pasted from various sources):
- short tempered or irritable
- combination of sarcasm and cynicism
Usually accepted as a complimentary term.
but
Snark is sometimes mistaken for a snotty or arrogant attitude.
. . containing sarcastic or satirical witticisms intended as blunt irony. Usually delivered in a manner that is somewhat abrupt and out of context and intended to stun and amuse.
"Get out and drive and enjoy the day!"
Now, it is time for me to rotate tires on my Suburban (for the first time) and check/set toe-in (both front tires were showing a little wear on the outer edges, after 12 years and only 10,000 miles).
I'll delete this post later today.
