Yay! jet car!
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Part 2 was just as bad, though the cameos were good to see... and Routh as superman again was great. He was the last good version of superman.
When I was a kid, my parents traded in their K-car for a Merkur XR4Ti.
Breaking them in isn’t bad. I’d just oil them up, tie a ball in them and put them under my pillow at night. In the morning you've got a nice seat ready to have a catch.
Oh, don’t get me started. :)
I forgot that Tesla won, making him a celebrity while Edison, died, alone and broke.
“Todd is a “Democrat,” which says a lot about the Party, doesn’t it?”
What he is stating is CO2 emissions. CO2 emissions is pretty much linked directly to fuel consumption. Someone riding his 1980's kawasaki is putting out all kinds of nasty shit to breathe, way more than any modern car, but it is heating up the planet less because his mpg is better.
Disco and cocaine. what a combo.
That sounds like the digital equivalent of the “Free Candy” van.
The Framework arc is the best Marvel TV story, alongside the first seasons of Daredevil and Jessica Jones. With apologies to Agent Carter. I also gotta give a shout out to the LMD arc that led up to it, especially the last episode of it “Self-Control”. Season 4 in general was amazing.
Noooo, “Flashpoint” sucked. They changed so very little and it only lasted one episode, even though it was what the second season cliffhanger had been leading to. And Barry basically gave up after Wally was...injured? Or something? saying “Oh well, guess I have to let my mom die after all.”
They all come with manuals. The problem is that they are in the glovebox and start off with explained how to get the car out of Park.
This season was worth it just for Daisy and Simmons tripping balls.
Except that he wouldn’t be in hell, because COULSON IS A BEAUTIFUL ANGEL!
Maybe we meet his long-lost twin brother, Moog.
They dominate the costume.
Post coitus smoke perhaps....
The battery cutoff is a little ironic; with so few optional features I imagine this truck’s parasitic loads must be next to nothing. That said, you’re probably right. It’s only 2,000 miles per year!