Well, words always have been cheap.

I wonder what those chrome wheelarch trims hide..

My mom would be deeply offended if I called a hotline instead of her if I had cooking or baking troubles.

How do you fit in this? Have you used this ticket and how is (if I may ask) your financial situation?

Well yeah if you offer something cheap, people are gonna buy it. Was that ever in question?

The site reported that 38 million tickets were sold, which amounts to about half of Germany’s population.

It also has what the ad says is a rolled-over odometer. That now reads 57,916 miles.

Sh*t....just sh*t.

This could potentially lead to an alternating proprietorship in the space, a model where two companies can use the same physical space for brewing.

Not too far from my place is a company, which rebuilds Landrovers (mostly S3)...of course they come with a warranty and fresh TÜV....and they cost nearly 10 grand less.

There’s a direct train connection between Moskva and Vladivostok. Takes 6 to 7 days. Going by car, truck, marshrutka or whatever might take a little longer.^^

Turn them into a ghoulash....with some broth, tomato paste and some bell peppers, it becomes an easy meal, which works nicely with a wide variety of sides from potatoes and pasta to rice.

That’s way it goes.... China gives credit for some infrastructure project on favorable terms, but as soon as you can’t pay, the whole shebang is chinese. For comparison see the motorway project by montenegro.

A Jaguars XJS....but it’s ALL Lucas electrics, even the drivetrain.

The colour does not matter if the underlying shape isn’t good. That generation of Corvette is just not a good-looking car thanks to its odd proportions.

If you are driving through any town slowly: the great western movie themes of Ennio Morricone.

Considering the utter lack of usability, the previous price was most likely $8500.

On a commuter level (especially with urban areas), I am with you entirely....try to fuel/maintain/park a car for for €600 to €1200 per year and if I ever need a car, there’d be carsharing and so on.

Unfortunately, this will not really convince many people to use trains instead of cars, because german railways are expensive AF. For example a trip by regional train from my hometown Dresden to Berlin costs right now 9€ (for the 9€ ticket), it takes about 3 1/2 hours and you have to change trains at least once. If…