And 90+% battery.

No one in the ‘80s would have formatted the lines that way

Better yet, call your carrier and arrange for a warranty replacement to be shipped to you.

Hey, keep it properly seasonal and I’m cool with it. But if Christmas continues its expansionist policies and invasions of neighboring holidays we will continue to have a problem. Resist! #oneholidayatatime

Yeah I remember those. The problem was the caddies would eventually break or get lost, and then you had to get a new one to use your drive. Or else handle the discs anyway to swap them in and out of your remaining cadd(y/ies).

Well bless her shriveled little heart for trying to come across as having a larger vocabulary than daddy, but... it’s just not working for you, honey.

And maybe state legislatures as a foothold to de-gerrymandering.

“Ah, nice car... Nubian.”

I will definitely continue to own cars. I have a kid with severe nut allergies and do not want him riding in some car that’s been shared by some brat who was eating a PB&J on the way to grandma’s house.

Please move to 3-vote red states... Please move to 3-vote red states...Please move to 3-vote red states...Please move to 3-vote red states...Please move to 3-vote red states...Please move to 3-vote red states...Please move to 3-vote red states...Please move to 3-vote red states...

Partly because of crap like this.

I don’t know. I think minivan doors just slide along a track. These look like they swing on a linkage.

Only because they diverted some their forces to their effort to annex Easter.

What’s with the Christmas shows leaving at the beginning of November?

In that case, real participants would have to do something less subtle and less likely to be appropriated, like putting up one of the FARE signs or stickers.

HEIF stands for “High Efficiency File Format,”

Whew! As I went to click I was half expecting he’d get sucked into that engine.

With no headline and just the top of the pic showing in the top bar thingy (what’s it called?), I thought maybe this post would be about Lowly Worm, or, more likely, about the various themed cars from Busytown.

The “endgame” for these protests is to not let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Oh, I’m selective about that too.