The question definitely wasn’t “Why don’t they use letters the ‘X’ and ‘T’ in names anymore?” [as you said];

I did answer the question he asked... In the post you are responding to.

I’m aware they don’t make a specific XT model, and to answer his question as to “Why is that?”; I answered because they’ve made XT versions of each car model that they do make.

b/c they’ve had or will have XT versions of most of their models. Forester, Legacy, and Outback all recently had XT (FXT) or is about to have them available. Impreza has the XT model available by a different name (WRX/STI); and the big’n Ascent essentially only comes in the XT model.

“Me neither!” -Kurt Warner

2 of the most famous defensive Super Bowl plays ever were both from a defender intercepting a slant at the goal line. When it works, its just about the easiest pass, but the D desperately wants the ball thrown over the middle.

Jeep currently owns this market.  Ford wont put much of a dent into it

Initially I would have suggested WRX/STI or the 911; but then I saw he’s 6'6"; so those are both out. If you want stick, super fast, room for baby in back seat; then Charger Hellcat is probably the right answer

if you’re at least 6' then rounding doesn’t matter. If you’re under 6' then everyone assumes you’re lying about your real height.

Heights for a Man, ranked:

True, but it also reasonable to think at some point many children repeated some joke/phrase/action without understanding the context of what they were saying/doing.

The kids love this one

I don’t understand why we all just accept pitchers intentionally hitting batters with the ball. This situation can (and has) ended players careers (and lives!). If I were a batter who got intentionally plunked, I’d charge the mound with the bat. One good swing and the acceptance of pegging batters will completely…

So you were there in the summer. I bet it’s a different experience the other 10 & 1/2 months there.

And Mike Meyers (just bit into a turd sandwich) face

never wipe down handles, grips, or disc weights themselves. Keeping them dry is more important then sanitizing them. If you are worried about the sanity of those things, then using anti-microbial chalk can help, but just wash your hands before you leave.

For weight lifting stuff, wipe off the mats/pads that you sit or lean on; not the grips or handles of the weights themselves.

This is fairly good advice; unless you are in serious debt.  I would pay that off first (not student loans or mortgage debt); though I probably would recommend being 1 payment ahead on long-term-debt.

I know someone who committed a bank robbery and then used a cab as a getaway... he was stoned out of his mind

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