She’s talking about using some ramps that go into a swimming pool.
Which I suppose is a start, but if you can’t land it, you can’t do it.

There should be Bandy.

Nah, they were around in the ‘90s, too.
RIP Max Power, 1993-2011.

Sure, I suppose with half-pipe it’s probably not that difficult to do that because the differences between the different half-pipes are small, it’s not like there’s huge course variations that make comparing difficult.

I’ve met a lot of people who’ve trained to be a nurse in their mid-to-late 20s, after working in a variety of ‘average’ jobs and hitting that “I need to do something constructive” feeling that a lot of people get around that point in life.

The Domincan ones weren’t legit - they were a couple from the US (I think New York?) managed to qualify through - I think having a holiday home there or something like that? Then did pretty much what this woman did to qualify, then pulled out injured.

Yeah, that’s a good point - they could have said ‘x’ points as well as top 30.

Nah, we’ve just not hit the nostalgia point for the late ‘90s yet. Give it a couple more years before that happens.

The Breeders - Cannonball seems to be becoming a go-to for this.

The Mexican cross-country skier that came last was nearly double the leader’s time, sure, but it’s one of those things that comes off differently when you’re talking about someone who’s working hard to scrape together qualifying times vs gaming the system like this.

I think the problem here is because it’s a scored…

Nah, that post is wrong - for a normal hatchback kei car, yes, if you want something like a Daihatsu Move, you can get them for a couple of hundred dollars, but the unusual and sporty ones do hold some value.

I’m not sure how many actually sell domestically vs. getting exported, but the going rate for things like the…

With that back-end it’s a series 3, so ‘80s. But when they were talking about the J-plate, they were talking about the Rover.

A 1971 Rover 216GSi?

I’m a bit disappointed there’s an article between this and “Team USA Loses 4-0"

J plate would be ‘91.

Everything since the ‘60s has the year on it - there’s no such thing as ‘model years’ here, so everyone just refers to it by the numberplate.

Prior to the mid ‘60s, it went through 123 XXX and XXX 123.
Mid ‘60s to ‘83:
XXX123A where the A gets changed every year.
‘83 - ‘98:
A123XXX changed yearly, then changed every 6…

Wrangler Unlimited Limited Edition.

My favourite Jeep ones are that they do Limited Edition ones based on the Wrangler Unlimted...

Daihatsu Move Hello Kitty

Yes, the interior contained exactly as many Hello Kitty faces as you’re thinking.
It perfectly describes what extras you get over a normal Move, and has a “wait, what?” factor that’s great.