If I had the skills I’d made an illustration with a pope leaning cool against it xD
If I had the skills I’d made an illustration with a pope leaning cool against it xD
I think he secretly sat in this car drinking communion wine and made vroom, vroom noises.
I want a boat tail soooooo bad.
You can simulate it with a hot dog, mayo, curry powder, crispy onions and really, really hot chili powder (not the spice blend, but actual dried chilies like habaneros, ghost peppers, etc.)
You can find it in specialty shops.
Don’t say they did nothing! They’re great at absorbing heat and really spreading the burn out over as large an area as possible.
Old Family recipe: Cut up a boiled(!!!) (That’s important!) sausage, mix some Ketchup with curry powder, microwave the “sauce“ a few seconds to heat it a bit and then dig in like an animal.
Yes, thanks! I forgot what they were called. You would “scramble” to the ER to get the burn treated.
Scramblers!
The “trail” versions of the Honda with the dual exhaust running along the side were perfect for scalding your passengers legs. The heat shield did exactly nothing.
Because this is the 21st century…?
Since I plan on winning the Powerball this weekend, thanks for the buyer’s guide, Stef.
Thats what we call it when our male dog gets a little excited...
It’ll let me go 164 mph if I ask it nicely, but will it allow me to turn off the DRLs, deactivate the stability control, or enable the inside door lock button so I don’t have to lock it with the damn fob every time?
Lol, what would the 528e have been, then?
“Lies” is such a harsh word. Let’s call them “exaggerations.” Mine usually are about how much of a good deal I got.
Especially since wages aren’t growing but loan lengths are.
Actually, the average time spent refueling cars with gas is 9 minutes. Americans are not ready for 30+ minute electric recharge times, especially if there’s only one unit and someone else is charging ahead of you. I think jostling for a charging unit, or waiting while some jackass wanders off with his car in the…
This is obviously a Craigslist transaction. The guy (the seller, who lives in the castle) is showing her (the buyer) the service records she asked to see and he’s trying to explain why it is 18 pages long but the car is only 1 year old.