It’s just functionless cosmetics DLC with a unique “Owner” tag attached, with the validity of the tag maintained by a shared ledger.
It’s just functionless cosmetics DLC with a unique “Owner” tag attached, with the validity of the tag maintained by a shared ledger.
I’m a big fan of Delaware’s plate. Great colors and solid design.
I’ve thrown out my back trying to change a flat because I had to jump on the damn thing a half dozen times to loosen the lug.
Maybe there are a few rival Accord gangs out there? I steal yours, you steal mine, I steal yours, etc. It’s an Accord stealing party.
Racism aside, that’s one ugly ass mural. Looks like a dentist office flyer.
For some reason I read that in the Shrimping Guy from Forrest Gump’s voice. A couple more, you could have yourself a cocktail.
Going for that futuristic 1992 look.
This was a joke thread to laugh about a pun on the name. It’s for entertainment purposes, and it seems to have entertained a few people.
Since the Polaris name is already taken, why not just go with a different name that’s not a pole star? If it needs to stay in the realm of celestial navigation, just go with Ursa or something. The fact that it was originally a racing team makes more sense.
I never understood the Polestar name. Did Volvo give up on their stripper reality show idea and said, “fuck it, we’ve already registered the name”?
Irrelevant, because COVID is airborne.
Prosecutor: What is the extent of your professional relationship with the Defendant?
My guess is there’s some encouragement from management for SEO purposes.
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Quality aside (I prefer Popeye’s and PDQ), this “principle” thing doesn’t make much sense. Chick-Fil-A has a franchise structure, as in, every day people own them, not the Cathy family. The person you’re boycotting isn’t the bigot, it’s whoever took out an SBA loan to open a fast food restaurant. The one closest to me…
You haven’t experienced parking in China. Basement garages often have spots on very tight lifts, meaning you have like two inches of leeway if you’re in something like an RX270. I’ve actually parked perfectly centered and managed to get a foot out, which got wedged between two lifts, freed my foot, then realized to…
That’s in every society with codified laws. Law, as a profession, exists to interpret and, when they represent a party, to bend laws.
I think I saw something like this in that vanlife documentary, Annihilation.
Not only that, on open highways, I only go as fast as my foot can lazily sit on the pedal. That’s usually between 80-85. Any faster, and it requires active plantar flexion, defeating the point of a comfortable, lazy highway.
I think that dude is wearing a cardigan. He’s old at heart.