Fuzzy dice is too 70's, it’s all about the smooth brazillian dice now

but it ain’t all-wheel-steer or all-wheel-braking

Similar, but a Massey 35 with a perkins diesel. Impossible to stall, but easy to wheelie with a heavy enough implement mounted.

Individuals could have immunity from prosecution, but they’re also diplomats, and expected to follow the laws. So police can pull them over and give them a citation, but you can’t detain them or search their vehicles. (in general)

Foot on the clutch holds pressure on the throwout bearing, which uses grease within it for lubrication. (like a wheel bearing).

First was Textron EZ-Go Turf Truckster and a Cushman with 3-speed column shift, and a Massey Ferguson 35. For the Massey, you generally would just start in the gear you wanted, but for fun I learned how to double-clutch the unsynchronized 4-speed. It did make starting up with a full spreader easier.

What tires you have doesn’t matter as much if you’re high-centered, with the wheels hanging in air.

Unintentional pun fits the theme. Have a star!

But they wouldn’t have gotten the clicks with:

scene of the crime:

The patent claims to handle that with a blockchain-based distributed ledger to handle compensation. (Not to use “a kind of blockchain database that can read traffic flow” as the article states.)

Not only is it an uncontrolled fuel source, it’s the lubricating oil the engine might want to be lubricating while it runs away.

Rolls version has more front surface for a radiator, though you’d need a plan for exit air.

At least the DCT is optional.

Yes, I got that part. I was pointing out the flaw in their excuse. :)

So they charged you for the flush, but didn’t actually do it?

Counterpoint: NPoND is all about opinions, otherwise it could just quote one of the many good/bad deal indicators or the underlying math itself.

All correct, but that last 2003 is a gasser.

A cost of $154 instead of $108 is an increase of $44. And 44 is 40% of 108, so it’s a 40% premium.