in all fairness, some people get paid for how their brain works, some people get paid because they can extract sounds out of a box with strings, some people get paid because they have big muscles and can run fast and can throw a ball, some people get paid for eggs in their uterus and so on and so forth; so why…

my friend had one, it spent lots of time in the shop. so while it doesn't make me an expert, based on personal observation i feel like i am able to make that statement. and just a quick google search shows jdpower reliability rating for that car is at 2.5 out of 5...

whoa that would be like some kind of gps navigation

i break down a lot and my parts cost a fortune thats whats up

i poked around the stock non turbo veloster, and i have to say i love the interior, the glass roof and its way nicer inside than the price tag would suggest. i like the mazda 3, esp the higher trims with leather, but its interior by comparison is spartan

gas lets you cut off heat instantly without moving the skillet or pan, for making a reduction where you literally have seconds to adjust temperature is impossible on an electric, if i need complete precision or indirect heat i just use a double boiler. there is a reason you see pros use gas.

hybrid, now that's nice. with a built in griddle and grease trap

That's pretty awesome, thanks!

i hate electric stoves, they will never match the precision or response of gas.

the thing that's a deal breaker on most launchers for me is that none of them have a 3g on/off widget like phones with htc sense. turning off 3g makes the battery last much longer, which is great when you can't charge your phone for one reason or another.

small items: meet in public

someone said they wanted to be heavier and have less power? they must have this website confused with the camry owners forum

when i read things like this: this bogus study is like a conspiracy by the pharmaceutical conglomerates, man.

do you have to be rooted? my phone won't let me play netflix or hbogo through hdmi out. stuff in the gallery plays fine tho.

im usually leery of getting the 1st year of a 1st gen car, especially buying it brand new and paying full price for it since usually those are the ones with all the problems, but goddammit i want one. i really don't think i can hold out for a year to get a certified used one.

been riding for 10 years. dropped the bike a few times, wiped out. learned some lessons which have served me well thus far: loud pipes, air horn, armor, armored gloves, full face helmet, make your presence known to everyone, use cars for blocking in intersections, oversize mirrors to eliminate blind spots, be alert…

there is no excuse. i have a car for hauling groceries and snow, but i ride a lot. i bought my bike for 1200 bucks and i still have it, over 10 years later. ride it almost every day with absolute minimal maintenance and get 50mpg, it costs me 80 bucks a year for insurance, and 0-60 is in about 4 seconds.

if you lift, chances are you have a workout partner, so it's not boring at all. you need a gym to lift, the option of looking for rocks that have correct weight and are shaped so you can grasp them out on the street isn't super appealing

i miss the simpler times, when all you had to worry about was the van buren boys

sounds familiar...