The biggest mindfuck about this is that if you did anything (which you fucking should), he'd undoubtedly get over-the-top angry and aggressive as if YOU did something wrong.
Anyone who lives in the midwest, has the means, and wants to get into this, I'M IN.
Came across this in Google images...I had no idea anyone had ever customized a Metropolitan!
I'll take one in a 2-seater configuration (fighter jet style) that's also road legal, please.
Well, if I can convince them it's not worth much...there's a chance they'd let me take it and either Exocet-it or track it as is.
I asked this on another Miata post and was hoping to hear your opinions. My parents have a 1991 Miata with 40,000 miles. Great shape, fresh paint, no mechanical issues.
lol, wut?
All I got from that was the desire to going skiing in Tribes.
Yeah, there is a lot of makeup on that mug.
Lesson 1: Go to med school.
Ooo. Very nice. I now wish I wasn't so lazy and instead of just snapping that picture from my balcony, actually went down to check it out!
Ooo! I've got a car I want identified too!
Huh. I might be wise, but not very opportunistic!
I've known about a local senior center that has a woodshop, but always assumed it was for...well, seniors only. I just gave them a call and it sounds like I might be able to use that space...will require a bit more researching though, but it's promising!
I've done a handful of projects in my apartment, mainly using hand tools. I also find it pretty satisfying to craft things the more "manual" way. Unfortunately, I don't have an "extra" space (spare bedroom, office, even a part of a room that can be partitioned) so I end up doing most things in the middle of the living…
Doesn't look like a 4-way stop to me. The Prius looks to have crossed the street without due caution.