The fun is in the build of Legos, not just the end product

I know native Texans hate it but I welcome the influx flood of people relocating from other states. It’s already more centrist than it was ten years ago, and sooner or later we’ll see changes, even in a state like Texas.

What really pissed me off is, I get it - the rationale of spending millions to prepare the power grid for a once in a generational/decades event like the freeze we had is not a strong one to make in our normally “frigid” winters of 50 degrees. The money is much better spent elsewhere. If Republican leadership had come…

Along those lines, I feel like Dodge should have been first to performance EVs with an electric Charger. I mean, it’s called a Charger. The synergy writes itself.

^this.  It’s a very specific sentence, and also very wrong.

I kinda feel like he was in shock?  Or that would be me in that situation.  

Username checks the F out.  Good job.

With this advanced tech, our warfighters will be ready to Take On eneMe’s.

That’s what BangBus and Taxi Porn’s for

You only plan to live another, what, 15 years?  They’re on the 9th one now.

I don’t hate the Bentayga.  Much better than the Cullinan, which I can also afford, naturally.  

He has that with Bucky. Sam’s always been paired up with somebody - Rogers, Bucky. Interesting to see how his solo movie will work.

Yea I was looking for detail on how COVID derailed the production, and any plot changes they had to make. All I hear is rumors of an original pandemic storyline but nothing confirmed from any official sources.

Many of them paid the ultimate price as well - it takes a special breed of hero. If you go to the Houston Space Center, they have astronaut chats sometimes and it’s really cool to pick someone’s brain, who’s been up in outer space and on the ISS

NOOOOOOOOOSSSS!!!

I’m taking advantage of the low inventories everywhere and selling my car now - the value has gone up $4500 since January.  We can live on one car until I’m back in office in September.

Slap on MOLLE straps, instant tactical.

Greenland was a pleasant surprise.  Went in expecting your typical Gerard Butler disaster flick, left with a pretty solidly paced and acted story.  

That’s what I thought at first, that this collapse was from a glass bottom pool.  But it was a solid bottom, just shitty construction.

Not for nothing but the stock 392 is loud on startup. It wasn’t till COVID started, we all worked from home and my wife took my Charger one time in the morning - I was upstairs and could hear it fire up, back up and drive all the way out of the neighborhood. Sorry fellow neighbors for the past 5 years of 7am starts.