04 May 2008
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Over the last week I have been to Kansas, virtually speaking. Data entry is surprisingly fun and great for escapism. Most of it can be done on complete autopilot, but every so often a landmark slings itself off the page and hits me in the face and I spend a moment or two on a smiling fantasy about actually going there.
Because who, indeed, would not love to stand at the geodetic center of the USA, or to visit Home on the Range Ranch (assuming it isn’t fenced off with razor wire, that is)? Or for that matter visit Due West, which happens to be in South Carolina, or the town of North, which is also in South Carolina?
I finally made a bit of time to log a few of my own snarfs, too. (more…)
An easy way to find used cars
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This post was sponsored by BuyYourCar.co.uk.
I’ve never owned a car in my own right, only as part of a couple. I’ve only ever bought one vehicle new, and the rest were always used with varying degrees of mechanical expertise required thereafter. It can be a bit of a gamble when you buy a used vehicle, unless you happen to have a buddy who knows what they’re doing or know what you’re doing yourself.
If you’re in the UK, you might find BuyYourCar.co.uk a very helpful resource. If you’re looking for a used toyota or other vehicle, the site makes things easy for you. (We have a Toyota minivan: it’s been a great little critter and we call it Wilma.)
Whether you want a new car, a used car or even to hire a car, this site’s easy search makes the hunt a doddle. You can filter by price and location, and have your pick. Dealerships and private sellers mingle here so you have plenty of choices.
There are some handy articles with hints and tips on subjects such as questions to ask the seller, too.
Dave Long, the owner, is an expert in online automotive sales and car leasing, and has put together an excellent result that might make your next car purchase less of a nightmare.











