Take my star(fish).
Truck yeah!
Hey, Chevy has gotten the JD Power Award for something from 2013-2015.
You would either need to obtain that car through trading with another player or keep opening crates until you get that car. It’s pretty infuriating when there are 17 cars locked inside of 11 crates, and you keep getting decals for cars that you don’t own.
If it’s not gambling then what is it? You’re paying money for a *CHANCE* to get something - that’s gambling. There’s a chance you get something you want and there’s a chance you don’t. Oftentimes - and if “the house” is smart - the odds are stacked against you. It keeps the customer coming back to pay money. It’s not…
It’s a bit of a stretch, but Rocket League rewards you with decals for cars that you don’t own and can only unlock through opening loot boxes. That’s pretty damn close to paying money and getting nothing. Yes, Psyonix occasionally gives players free decryptors during special events which open loot boxes but make the…
I’m dreading getting into gunfights without Dead Eye.
A panel coupe. Nice.
A Daewoo Lanos?!
Overall I’m enjoying RDR2, but I’m in a different place in life than when I played RDR1. I can no longer devote 4-5 hours a day to exploring the game and getting into all the minutae while still experiencing the storyline. I’ve gotten to about 56% of the storyline at this point which I feel is fast, as I can typically…
What did he say when you confronted him about it?
No. If properly done, you’re actually bonding painted rubber letters to your tire. Case in point: Larry Kosilla’s 964
With the fuel filler so close to the flared fender, good luck filling up without scratching the paint each time.
Something about the tailgate/rear end just looks off. The taillights, especially the way they extend outward from the sides of the bed, give it a wall-eye appearance.
Why do some cars and SUVs have a white roof? Like Minis or the Toyota FJ.
Essentially there’s a fluid coupling connecting the engine output shaft and the transmission. The fluid coupling is basically two turbines spinning in fluid. One turbine is spun by the engine and it’s motion spins the fluid to turn the other turbine which is connected to the transmission.
Not likely. Netflix had seasons 19 to the most current Top Gear, but they were removed some 6 or 8 months ago. Shame too. I purchased season 18 since neither Netflix or Amazon had it available. Otherwise, between the two services I could stream all the Top Gears with the original 3 presenters.