OwnedWolf
Owned Wolf
OwnedWolf

Seriously, this mission bothered me too. Even when I knew the torture was going to take place I thought, oh great, at least Rockstar will have me play as the character leaving so I don't have to witness it. Then it takes me right back and actually has me do the torture. I hated it.

We can all dream. Though, if I recall correctly, there are a few finished copies in the hands of Blizzard.

You should see the paint job my 2001 Nissan Sentra has. They clearly screwed the quality of that up unless they were aiming for that "primer" look. I don't think Ford is the only guilty company of shoddy paintwork. Many car companies in that price bracket seem to cut corners when it comes to paint.

I think what makes it appear that way is that they are cautious because they don't want to get hit, therefore, they kind of make weak jabbing moves to strike someone while still trying to avoid incoming hits. Because of this they look like little girls. But you make a great point.

I am a big 240Z fan. My desire to own one exceeds my current finances though. But with searching for a 240Z out there I found way nicer Z's for better prices. The convertible aspect of this is a no deal for me. It's gotta be the coupe. Hell I even like the old Jag XKE (E-Type) more as a coupe than the convertible. So

I was just over my friend's house the other day watching movies and playing video games. He only had a Bose soundbar in front of his tv and it was able to create sounds all over the room. Both high, mids, and lows sounded crisp and as true sound. Crap? I don't see how. Granted, there are many higher end brands out

I say who the hell cares. I use driving gloves every now and then when driving my 2001 Nissan Sentra. Clearly, it's nothing amazing, but its about how you feel when you drive, the road in front of you, and the thrill of it all. I think your more safe wearing them when driving a muscle/pony car than I am driving a

Please do let us know. I bought some Gaspar gloves when "Drive" came out and I love them. The leather really does help with grip when doing some spirited driving down winding roads.

Granted, things like that will happen, but my experience with the Chinatown buses has been comparably worse. My ex girlfriend had one of their buses breakdown on the Brooklyn/Queens Expressway in Brooklyn, NY. She had to hail a cab from the side of the highway to get to my place. I have also had the Chinatown buses

My 2001 Nissan Sentra has a 4 speed automatic and it is by far the worse thing about the car. I can't understand how that is still offered these days as an option. Plus I have already ranted about the drum brakes in the rear.

So why are drum brakes still the norm on popular model cars? I have been doing car shopping with my brother and have noticed that all of the high selling cars use drum brakes in the rear (Civic, Fit, etc.). Yet, if you look at Hyundai or Mazda their models have four wheel disc brakes and generally come in cheaper. Am

I wish I reported both of those companies when I had the chance. I had used Fung Wah and Lucky Star a few years ago and I am so glad that they have shut them down. At no point did it ever seem that the operator was even trained to be driving a bus. Additionally, they seemed to lack basic safety while operating them.

It's funny to how similar the convertible looks to my 1968 Mercury Monterey. I mean, it's the same platform and all, but the Lincoln gets all of the love and the Monterey is not even known by many.

Is that still a thing people say? I do find it funny how people still misunderstand what it means. I have had friends think it means that a person is as white as a cracker for years. Oh stereotypes and racism...

Hmm, I'll keep it short.

Yeah, the Bosch platinums (I bought them so I wouldn't have to gap them) I installed at around 70,000 miles or so. Currently I am close to 135,000. The thing is, the plugs look pretty good and the car runs fine. The idle is a little off, and the "service engine soon" light is on, but a faulty PCV valve could cause

Thanks and great points. The mechanic is close friends with one of my parent's close friends so by association he treats me right and doesn't charge me for the diagnostics. I did not know that Autozone or Advance Auto Parts would do that for free though. So I will consider that in the future since they were quick to

I have only replaced my spark plugs once. Likely back in 2005 (The car is 2001). They were Bosch platinums and I checked over this past summer and they still appear to be in good condition, with little wear on them. Do you think they are still good to go? I have a "service engine soon" light and I already replaced my

Keep cool and fight the power. Depending on the situation at the courthouse they may just dismiss the case. It's not like you chose to pass on the right, you ultimately had no choice to since the vehicle and the officer were cruising on the left lane below the posted speed limit. Based on your story it seems pretty

I think you actually answered why it isn't on the list. I have used the Nook too and unfortunately, everything about it felt clunky.