No, she has no other options, her country is getting fucking invaded.

I am actually curious if ol’ bronzerface might have actually torpedoed his chances at running again. He, along with his favorite prostitute Motherfucker Carlson have been trying to push a pro-Russia narrative and it’s starting to go very badly for them - the first time the GOP hasn’t fallen directly in line with his…

The article makes no mention of the two brands being the first ever to the market, refers strictly to the competition between themselves.

I changed an alternator on a tractor. Also, working on tractors is way easier, everything is big and easy to reach.

The kind of amazing thing about Nic Cage is he never, once, phoned it in, no matter how bad the role was, no matter how bad the movie was, no matter how buried in DTV purgatory it was going to be.

I know of a few places where it is illegal to drive a car without snow tires in winter months, mostly in Canada.

Granted, but that's also a universal thing. A replacement value on an old Subaru is going to be high compared to the replacement value of an old Subaru two years ago. However, then you have to find another old Subaru, and just finding the car is going to be a nightmare.

True, but remember that all cars have crazy value right now. He might get a payout that, numbers-wise, appears high, but actually won’t go very far because it remains replacement cost. Plus since straight up finding a car is difficult, I get it.

While I haven’t dealt with insurance there, generally it only pays out the value of the car. In this case, given that it’s an old Subaru, if it’s written off (likely) the potential payout is going to be pretty low. It might be very difficult to find an equivalent vehicle for the price of the payout - and certainly…

In some jurisdictions this crime is literally called "stunting."

The majority of people know that there was an issue with a 737. Many of those people do not know the specific nature of that issue or the model line in question. Since it’s fresh in people’s minds, this is something very important to disconnect the two unrelated issues in people’s minds.

The question is still there, especially for people who aren’t familiar with the ins and outs of the MAX line. Someone who has a passing familiarity with the Boeing issues is going to go “wasn’t a 737 prone to crashing?” And then they’re going to need to know that it wasn’t the same model to DISCONNECT the two events.

Oh sure it's an off roader, but it's not an off lander.

It's not really comparing the two, just clarifying that this isn't connected to the other series. A lot of people are going to think it's the Max without any clarification.

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Hold up I don’t believe my eyes. Is this a guy with a project that actually knows what he’s got? A fun idea that he’s selling for basically the overheated market equivalent of “well it runs” money?

Completely different car between the two continents. This was basically the same as the Mazda Protege and generally considered a fairly decent little economy car, and the GT was sprightly for the time (and had a kickin' asymmetrical grille).

There’s always a good part of humanity, and a bad part of humanity, and this is an example of both in opposition.

The guy was from Winnipeg and was coming back after doing a run to Banff. 

It was in the middle of summer, it was actually a lovely warm day.