Looks like a hipster in his dads clothes.

Wow that looks like the ripped the front end right off of a low light karmann ghia.

i just orders one of these.. youtuber Techmoan gives is a pretty good review.. and it only cost $37

I prefer Rudy Heeman's more jet ski-like approach to the hoverwing

It has held up pretty well during hurricane Ivan... the stairs are designed to tear away and let water pass through the bottom floor garage area.

UGHHH they used the edited "no guns" version of E.T. :(

too late, a guy where i work used to take his 17 year old cat in for acupuncture on a weekly basis.

Right now, I am Paying ~$550/mo (includes home owners insurance & taxes) for an 1850sqft 4bed/1.5bath in a decent neighborhood in a very convenient part of town. My house was built in the 60s and is extremely solid (better built than some of the 80-90s houses that I have seen.) The roof was replaced in 2005 with 30yr…

When I bought my 2005 Honda Element, the Element had only been available for about 2 1/2 years. There weren't many used ones available and It was nearly impossible to get one used in Sunset Orange Pearl.

I would LOVE a modern 7-8 seat microbus. My family will soon consist of 7, and I hate minivans, so I'm gonna have to buy a big ugly gas guzzling SUV. If you could build one for under $30k.. please shutup and take my money!

They came in this morning!

This looks like a nice setup, I would like to see more pics of your kitchen. Im redoing my kitchen in the next couple of years and I need ideas.

But the good news is that no one will really ever spend that much on a Soul. (I hope not, anyway.) The base model Soul starts at just $14,700, and the mid-level + trim starts at $18,200. In terms of bang for your buck, I think this car works best when it's kept under $20,000 or so.

Now THAT is more like it!

I guess you have a point there.. but the same outfit for 15 years?

Her face is too narrow to be a proper Merida, she needs cheeks that are a little more "pinchable"

Thanks so much!!! I just ordered a pair!

I built one of these before. But I used an old PowerBook Duo 280c. This was in 2004 and it cost me about $45 total. I looked into connecting it to my network via ethernet, but the adapter cost $50+ at the time, so I just used a serial adapter and AppleTalk

In the last 9 months, that haven't really got that much mileage, But before that I probably put more than 200 miles on them. I can't really tell exactly cause i didn't really document as well as I should have, (though I posted most of my runs to FB and I COULD go back and add them up to get a reasonable idea)