I lost mine a year ago last august, so sounds like a similar timeframe. Condolences.

As a Great Dane owner, I concur.

Of related interest is a book called “Blind Man’s Bluff” about US submarine espionage within Soviet territories. This incident was breifly described but the interesting content is the development and political maneuvering to covertly fund the operations. For tension, pay attention to the cable operations. …

Came here for this. Now I know Bernie is as tall as a sedan.

How soon for the GTA highlight real? Curious.

I gave up many times trying to find Waldo too.

The limitations are based on how quickly the battery can discharge and how the supporting components can handle that power with the lowest resistance (heat). So “monster cables” is not entirely inaccurate.

Nope. Burn it with fire. CP

I was thinking Chevy SS up until the AWD. Then thought Volvo. But the problem with the S60 is it has less rear seat legroom than her Mazda 3. S90? That Cadillac wagon is hideous.

The video reminds me of this epic scene

My most memorable date has to be the drive the girlfriend & I took in the 2003 Mini Cooper I had. She liked to walk and shop in a rural arts district south of the city. The landscape changes from flat to hilly (no mountains in the state) and the roads in the area are absolutely fantastic for spirited carving and…

[quote]It’s still a negative. He’s “creating jobs” by being a bully. Instead of developing an actual long term solution, he’s applying a short term band-aid.[/quote]

Victory who?

What is really great is the conflict the democrats are fabricating with Russia that Trump will have to navigate. Brilliant. Let’s set the child up to fail at the cost of our country.

There have been a couple weird places I have driven, listed here in no particular order.

Stutz

I was involved in a conversation a couple days ago in which an individual stated to the effect “I’m not saying this... but it’s thus” to elicit softer minds incapable of “hearing & understanding” to speculate their own wild conclusions. The tactic seeds in the mind of the “listener” an idea that will propagate…

The American method is to hold a public bid offering to solicit the cheapest possible solution to meeting the legal interpretation of work needing done. Something like “sense” would easily fall outside the scope.

I didn’t scroll far through the comments so maybe someone wise posted already.

1st gear - Should be noted that this Subaru Lafayette Indiana plant is also zero landfill. They recycle everything and work with supply chain to provide packaging in a manner to be reused/repurposed. Quite an interesting story given context in current US manufacturing climate.