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Looks like they couldn’t decide if it was going to be a badge-reengineered Blazer or a station wagon.

IIRC, when they wanted Bantams on the Valp, the arrangement allowed the Valp to deploy more ATGMs at once than any other vehicle they had at the time. I think the number was 11, but that count may be on the low side. Personally, I’d prefer to own the Pvrbtgb 9031. Same underlying mechanics, but looks more like a car -

Secret for those who don’t know... That Honda has a dropside bed

I can explain the MA plates - Maine started as a section of Massachusetts. :D

I can imagine the headlines now : “Man slices off own tongue by licking shattered phone screen”.

So narrowminded.... This wasn’t the first car. It was the first car, first train, and first tractor.

Boo. Woman hater. You forgot the Kevins, Chads and Todds.

Knee jerk article writing at its finest. Trump wasn’t in office when a two day storm dropped more than 20 inches of rain here in NJ and overtopped, damaged or destroyed some 400 (mostly small and privately owned, plus a few abandoned) dams here. That was way back in 2004. That was a giant “Look! See what happens when

You hit the job description right on the head. Honestly, I fully believe that EVERY dealership owner will try shenanigans at some point. They either get caught or don’t. That that don’t get caught just keep expanding the shenanigans or adding new shenanigans until they get caught.

LOL. Why watch the 100 prequel when we can just go watch Jericho again?

It suddenly makes sense! This movie is the result of North Korea’s film industry being stuck in the 1970's, when disaster flicks were the moneymakers. Also, how the heck does the North Korean economy handle movies to begin with? :D

Sure, just as long soon as the idiots smoking pot start using their vehicles as transportation instead of portable smoking lounges.

The Philadelphia region solved this problem for the most part decades ago by getting the Atco Dragway to host amateur events on a regular basis. Traffic near the drag strip is horrible, but for the most part, everyone in the region goes there to do their one-on-one racing, complete down to paperwork for bragging

That’s pretty funny, the man who can’t draw ankles thinks Marvel will actually keep him in the loop regarding Deadpool... like they’ve kept so many other creators in the loop over the last decade.

You seem to have missed the fact that Pappagallo and Humongous are opposite sides of the same coin, which happens to be a common theme Miller has built into most of the franchise.

My family bought a beige Sentra wagon at the time of the name change. The paperwork was all branded Nissan but the vehicle had Datsun badges on the bodywork and it came that way new from the local dealership. I always wondered how interesting it would have been if the car had been stolen and recovered with all that

I just want to take a moment to point out some differences your post doesn’t acknowledge at all - equipment and training. The soldier gets body armor that will likely save his life if he gets shot with an assault rifle. The police officer will not. And with regards to training, well, in theory that is what most of a

You missed something important... Not only did the reporting party never see Star Wars, but obviously the two responding officers have not, either.

o_O I just... READ a commercial for streaming services....

No, sorry, not quite. They still need to do some sort of online scavenger hunt that allows teams to “build” the junkers that go into that race. To me, that part is easily as important as the ability to drive.