The 2,000,000th post game

Leo Gorcey was in THE PHYNX with Larry Hankin, who was in SHE’S HAVING A BABY with Kevin Bacon.

62 bottles of beer on the wall,
62 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
61 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

Yeah let me get….

…let me get a slice w. mushrooms peppers and olives.

Ooh, and extra cheese, and bacon.

And a medium cola…

…a medium cola w. two straws, thank you.

And

An odometer is a device for measuring the distance traveled by a vehicle. The odometer usually lives in the vehicle's dashboard. “Odometer” derives from two Greek words meaning “path” and “measure.” An odometer may be digital or mechanical.

The first odometer was invented in the Han Dynasty in China. The device was a road carriage with a drum, and with each time their measurement of distance was met, a drum was hit by a wooden figure.

The primary purpose of an odometer is to measure the distance travelled by the vehicle. In addition, odometer readings help determine various maintenance milestones such as tyre rotations, oil changes etc. Dealers use odometer readings to estimate the vehicle's valuation in the used car market.

The Federal statute is quite clear. 49 USC 32703(2) says a person may not “disconnect, reset, alter, or have disconnected, reset, or altered, an odometer of a motor vehicle intending to change the mileage registered by the odometer.”

What is the difference between odometer and mileage? Odometer and mileage are two separate entities altogether. The odometer is used to measure the distance traveled while the other, mileage, is the fuel consumption per kilometer. The distance you have traveled with a car helps you to find out the mileage.

Although you may have seen this tactic in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, driving a car backward does not reverse mileage. In fact, driving your car in reverse actually causes the odometer to increase, which is the opposite effect you're looking for. Suck it, Ferris.