The No Stupid Questions Thread

[Brutus Buckeye]

Exactly. I'd always wanted one. In 2012, I bought one. A couple years later, life changed and I needed a different daily driver. But the Jeep was paid off, so I kept it and now it's a fun toy.

Do I expect perfect reliability? No. But because it's just a toy, it only has 75K miles, not a ton for a 17 year old vehicle. And if something does go wrong, it's not my daily driver so I can deal with it at my convenience, not as an emergency. Even if that means wrenching on it myself.

How far do you have to drive to find a dirt road? Victorville? 

[OrangeAfroMan]

My ignorant question:  I'm wanting to use a credit card immediately, but I can't find it.  I log in to my account online and I'm not even able to get the number there?  

What in the actual fuck?  It's my card.  I logged in to my account.  And yet it remains hidden.  

What's the point?

[847badgerfan]

My ignorant question:  I'm wanting to use a credit card immediately, but I can't find it.  I log in to my account online and I'm not even able to get the number there? 

What in the actual fuck?  It's my card.  I logged in to my account.  And yet it remains hidden. 

What's the point?

I think you should call them.

[betarhoalphadelta]

How far do you have to drive to find a dirt road? Victorville?

House is in the lower left (you see the Google maps icon).

Up and to the right, all of that area is the Cleveland National Forest. 

Good number of dirt roads through there. Mostly fire service roads. 

[OrangeAfroMan]

I think you should call them.

I did.

They said that's just how it is, with all the companies.
You can get a version of an e-card through the apps, but it's a different number.  But you can't just view your actual credit card's number online.  

[Brutus Buckeye]

Extract it from PayPal, or a bill you paid online. 

[Riffraft]

My ignorant question:  I'm wanting to use a credit card immediately, but I can't find it.  I log in to my account online and I'm not even able to get the number there? 

What in the actual fuck?  It's my card.  I logged in to my account.  And yet it remains hidden. 

What's the point?

If it is a new card they wont let you use the card until you receive the card in the mail and activate it.  It is used to prevent credit card fraud.  Not sure how it prevents it, but that is what they tell you.

[FearlessF]

yup, if I go to purchase something on-line all my credit cards pop up for use

[MikeDeTiger]

My browser stores one of my CCs to auto-fill payment forms.  If you've ever set that up, you should be able to nab your card's number from your browser by doing a little settings-diving. Though as far as using it online, I don't need my card because of the auto-fill.  But that might not help you if you're trying to purchase something offline.  

[betarhoalphadelta]

Do you brush, then floss? Or do you floss, then brush? 

I was thinking about this recently. We're all told to "brush & floss", which makes you think you should do them in that order. But... 

If I've got something in my teeth that brushing doesn't get out, but flossing removes, now I have an area of the tooth that hasn't been brushed because obviously the brush couldn't get to it. 

So I'm thinking it's better to floss first, then brush second.

[MikeDeTiger]

Floss, then brush.  You don't vacuum and then pick up the dog toys all over the floor.  Get the junk out of the way before you clean.  

[utee94]

I floss then brush, but when I go to my dentist they clean, then polish, then floss as the final step, so what do I know?

[MikeDeTiger]

Interesting.  My dentists always flossed first.  

[MrNubbz]

So I'm thinking it's better to floss first, then brush second.

Well,ya but tell me you're busting our chops