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Presumably so, in states which don’t require a front plate. I don’t know the ins and outs of why a US plate would be required as well.

He sure raised a lot of money. He’s a savant at that.

if you had sarcasm tags, i wouldn’t have bothered to respond!

so what you’re saying is he has even more corporate experience to understand the undertaking to deliver a product on schedule, and yet he keeps over promising.

I hope you show up to rag on Chevy for their highly-asterisked $60k C8 price tag when they finally start shipping.

Yes. Business in the front, party in the back. :)

They are still on the schedule as originally stated.

Aww! You're wrong!

Reporting suspicious activity like “people walking down the street looking into cars” is not “narcing on your neighbors”

No. But if ones student sees another putting a foreign substance in someone’s drink, stabs someone, steals someone else’s phone, etc., they ABSOLUTELY should report it.

Right, because standing up to people doing actually wrong things is terrible. We shouldn’t call out con artists, thieves, or vandals whether they work door to door or as international kleptocrats and we certainly shouldn’t expose them to the rule of law.

This just in: No one cares. Cops in the neighbors app is no big deal. Ring promoting their product through encouraging people to be active on social media? Also no big deal. Reporting now on something from 2017 encouraging a neighborhood watch? No big deal. Fake utility workers happen all the time where I love and are…

I actually had no idea Ring were owned by Amazon. We have an Airbnb property and use a Ring doorbell to keep tabs on the property. Last year we had a call from the state criminal intelligence (oxymoron, yes I know) unit asking about guests we had stay. They wondered if we knew anything about them, we told them we had…

Well, we ARE living in the world of “if you shout it loud enough and repeat it enough times it MUST be true,” aren’t we?

The more I look at a Supra with its meh collection of lumps, bulges, fake vents and especially its two-cars-grafted-together styling; the more I hate it.

“Look, we know you’re already thinking about grabbing the sawzall, so if you have to live out your texas chainsaw massacre fantasies on our years long project, this is where we recommend..”

Sounds like a great way to ensure that nearly every example will eventually have some flat-billed boy-racer take a sawzall to it. Good luck finding an unmolested one in 5 years.

The quotes in the R&T article didn’t seem to suggest this was a pop and go solution. Rather, if you were building a race car and were going to add brake ducts, etc., these fake vents are the suggested places to apply the sawzall.