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billpendry
billpendry
My news feed shows differing takes on this situation, side-by-side:
On the iPhone side, only iPhone 6 and newer will benefit from higher-amperage chargers. I notice a significant difference between the stock Apple charger and my 2.1 amp iClever charger.
On the iPhone side, only iPhone 6 and newer will benefit from higher-amperage chargers. I notice a significant…
I had one of these - still do actually - and it was the most fun with the Wipeout games, where the controller’s odd design fit in with the futuristic theme very well.
One of the guys at my Toyota dealer’s parts counter told me once that someone determined that if you built a Toyota Camry by buying all the individual parts from the dealer, it would run about $250,000.
Doug, why do you see the iQ as being an exception?
I own a 2005 tC and when people ask, I tell them it stands for Toyota Camry because they have the same engine. Then we chuckle mildly at my lame joke and move on.
I think they’d be better saving the Celica name for something to replace the Scion tC, since the tC sort of replaced the Celica in the lineup so many years ago (sporty FWD coupe).
As a Scion tC owner, I nominate the Scion tC. All of the marketing encourages owners to personalize their cars, and most people have awful taste when it comes to customizing cars.
The 3rd-gen Taurus is made completely of ovals - no sharp edges!
Needlessly huge grills.
My 1st-gen CR-V has a button on the dash (and on the fob) that pops open the glass part of the rear hatch.
Trying to get Super Street Fighter IV (GFWL version) working.
Twin Peaks game:
Switching off the power strip is as good as unplugging it, so that will work fine.
"cognitive dissonance to wave the issue away - "imaginary crisis of used games"?"
Wow, your iDevices have such large storage capacity. I'm very impressed.
BF3 had announced expansions (Karkand) before release as well. And they only cost $15 if you bought them individually, buying the subscription made them cheaper.