Scimitar7
Scimitar7
Scimitar7

At first blush: Inline 6, versatile, rare enough to be unique, and just around $5k (could probably negotiate to an even $5k) equal an automatic NP in my book

Make a persuasion check

I have an unhealthy lust for a manual turbo flavored model... but I can’t justify spending $12k on a car with 207,000 miles just because :(

Why not? Plenty of people love Emily Bett Rickards to death but absolutely hate her character on Arrow...

Do you want Cthulhu? Because that’s how you get Cthulhu!

Of all these stories, this one is my favorite! The only thing that could’ve made it better was if Mr. Flirty’s patron had some connection with the Marilith (or was the Marilith!)

It’s the NASCAR conundrum, isn’t it? Smaller, shorter tracks are the most entertaining; but because they’re smaller, they have fewer seats available. Granted, ticket sales are at a low point (and some tracks have actually removed grandstands in order to appear to have sold more tickets) but in their mind bigger tracks

David Tracy’s rusty Jeep addiction?

I’ve been curious as well because, well, frankly, I’m in a similar situation. We’re living in our own place, and she’s only been unemployed for close to a year; but everything else is quite similar. I’m concerned because my paycheck doesn’t cover all our bills, and her not working has drained our savings to nothing.

  • What about bugs? I moved from Florida to Oregon, where there aren’t many bugs.

For me, I have to draw a definitive line on what “While you’re in there” means. I can easily rationalize doing a full engine rebuild when all I originally needed to do was replace a head gasket because “I was already in there”. Generally, I draw the line at cheap wear items, items that are known to have a shorter

A media website saying “The Problem Isn’t Media Coverage Of Semi-Autonomous Car Crashes” sounds a lot like Paul Ryan saying “The Republican party isn’t the problem here!”

I’ve really wanted to start experimenting with electric-powered cars, so I’ve been trying to convince my wife that all I need is a used Nissan Leaf in order to get to-and-from work. Maybe this will finally convince her...

I had a ‘95 Subaru Wagon that everyone seemed to hate on because it wasn’t a WRX. It was slow as hell, but it got me from A-to-B with no fuss - it even got me across country with everything I owned at the time. Around 175,000 miles, the car started making this high-pitched squeak every time I let off the throttle to

Damn shame he never got his paws on Bucky’s arm... but the gun’s still intact!

Cape room, left of the screen; it’s that container he’s looking inside right around the time he says “I’ve got everything you could probably ever ask for in here”. You know he’s checking his supply.

I don’t know about Kougeru, but I can tell you that I have. I live in the Hampton Roads area of Virgina and between Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile; Verizon (unfortunately) bests them all. That said, if you never leave the population dense areas (VA Beach, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Northern Chesapeake), Sprint & T-Mobile

Yup, I’ve interviewed for jobs that seemed promising only to find that “all” their employees are 1099 “contractors”. I got suckered by that once - never again.

My first time visiting there really threw me off. Like, you walk everywhere, sometimes you can take a train, and you can buy beer for a few silver coins (or in some cases, a bigger gold one). It’s like you’re in the 1800's; yet at the same time there are video screens everywhere and you’ve got the Hitchhiker’s Guide