oh... almost forgot the magical crumbling underhood wiring harness...
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I learned from that car that Volvo sometimes had a tendency to snatch parts from other manufacturers' shelves when building their own cars and didn't seem all that concerned as to the quality of said parts. My 740 had a Jeep transmission, a Mitsubishi turbo, Porsche distributor components, etc...
one up by the Puppeteers...
http://larryniven.wikia.com/wiki/Fleet_of_…
I had an '86. I Loved that car when it ran... but it hardly ever ran. If I hadn't moved across the country, I might have been able to 'fix it permanently' with a Ford V8 and a 5-speed, but alas, that wasn't an option. LOVED the interior. I almost always had the backseat flipped down so I could use it as a truck of…
I can only imagine how pissed the other kids are over the fact that their parents didn't feel like helping them out with their projects...
Glass half full, half empty.
Ralph Wiggins did the same for me.
dammit. You just gave me an earbug.
http://youtu.be/Ne3XojNonEU
I can't help but wonder as to the viability of an onboard petro/ethanol/bio-powered generator or tow-along unit such as the one supposedly in development by AC Propulsion for the TZero... Jaguar had some luck with tiny turbine gens in the C-X75 in just such an application.
I never was into the Marvel or DC world as a kid... I was more into Legos and dusty Larry Niven novels I found in my mom's college boxes...
fans of the old series...
Don't lie. We know you don't.
Humanity was once reduced to abut 2,000 people and look where we are now...
How much of that gas is spewing out of Rick Perry's mouth?
'a coupe million dollars'...
Good lord. It's not worth it. Missouri is NEVER worth it.
Thank NASA.
The real question is:
The only movies my father ever took me to were Superman movies. The one with Richard Pryor left us both groaning... My dad passed away unexpectedly before Superman Returns was released.
It is certainly worth it. Kvothe grows up. His mentality at the common house as an adult starts to become apparent based on how he learns to make decisions throughout the book.