Yeah, this is one of those situations where I don’t really see a huge upside to deputizing yourself in order to enforce some minor traffic law.
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Funny I once posted an anecdote about me doing something similar to this on this very site and was pilloried because I may not know if that driver had an emergency. Whatever. Those peopole were idots,a s is the driver in the Daewoo/Chevy here. Huzzah for vigilantes enforcing “no ouchebaggery”
Arnold does real-time licensing from a license server, so what this probably means is that a single machine doing a single frame lost connectivity to that server. It’s... a surprisingly common issue, and usually gets caught somewhere in QA. Either it got missed or they decided they didn’t have time to redo the scene.
It’s obviously a part of the hidden lore we’ve yet to find out about.
Jdpower is meaningless. Consumer Reports for actual long term reliability.
Interesting brag.
If you choose to work insane hours, that’s fine. Especially if it’s your own company or if it’s an anomaly where a rare deadline that has to be met. The article mentions the employees are forced to work these hours. They can always quit, but still you’re a rather shitty employer if you expect 60 hour work weeks, every…
Are you proud of the fact that you’re overworked by whatever shitty organization you work for?
Care to cite those claims as everything you have said is wrong. Subaru is one of the leaders in reliability according to consumer reports http://www.parsintl.com/eprints/65652-1.pdf. Obviously interior is a matter of opinion which I have never been happier with Subarus interior and their CVT is the best in the…
Yeah, she is, my dude. You’re just old.
“Some three dozen or so performers have done the same, and not all of them were renowned comedy performers when they gave it a shot. Sometimes it even worked. (Justin Timberlake gets all the pub, but Queen Latifah could come back anytime).”
Halsey is pretty decently well known at this point.
I thought you drove a Honda...
Car companies have nothing to gain from enthusiasts thinking manual versions are cool if said enthusiasts will never buy them anyway.
I bought a manual 2.5XT manual new in 2009. The last enthusiast-ish outback. And it was glorious. For some reason I got rid of it and have regretted it since. But you’re right. Nobody cared about it.
“Can Subaru Make the Outback Cool Again?”
“41 year old man from Florida”
That trunk-release button is in the same area as the power liftgate button on my 2015 Grand Cherokee, also an FCA vehicle. And, now that I think about it, that entire panel looks to be the same basic layout as the one in the Grand Cherokee.
The blocks come from Kokomo? Then go to Italy? I guess they get there slow so you can take it fast...