Traded in a 2001 Toyota Avalon, it had 178K miles, busted side mirror, and the trunk stopped closing after I bumped it backing out the garage.

I use to drive a 98 chevy lumina with 231k miles...had rust, multiple dents, paint was peeling, rearview mirrow dangled from the top and made a loud rattle sound when I drove it...I also had a hitch on it and the trunk was full of tools.

If the home only had one pipe that ran to one faucet it would do what you believe it's doing in protecting the water line from freezing, but homes have multiple water destinations, kitchen sink, dishwasher, ice maker, bathtub, vanity faucet, showers, toilets etc...with multiple water line branches.That system works only as a localized system on the trunk line or water line that is in direct line from the place you have it installed, back to the water heater, there are other water lines that branch off from the water heater at some point and odds are greatly not in your favor that you're pulling the water from those lines and recirculating it.  

Here's how the scam works : Two seriously good-looking 19-year-old girls come over to your car as you are packing your shopping into the trunk.

You also can stop the ivy growing up tree trunks by severing a section about a foot long on the tree trunk and cleaning that section off the trunk as thoroughly as you can. 

Would use use a dentist operating out of the trunk of his car?

Good for quick, multiple stabs to the trunk of the assailant's body.So in the "run to the back door chased by assailant, but door locked" scenario, you turn, and make multiple underhanded stabs to the body.

-does all your various materials for an open house fit in the back seats and the trunk of the BMW?

I could use the trunk of my car to carry a few things, but it just seems I develop a need for that one tool I don't have.

Taxis sell space in my town on the trunk sometimes.