chowchow shoulda abolished it, but moscow mitch was too busy making her turn japanese

grey pubes. hot.

some people call him maurice

someone who lives in a trailer and thats their only car?

easy enough to call their buddies when hellcats turn up. worse case they get fired and end up flipping burgers again

when storms knock down power lines, id much rather have a generator. this isnt going to do all that much in an actual serious situation

how is IBM even around any more? /s

The driver of the black F-250 that crushed our clients’ bodies and left them and their bikes splashed and scattered across the roadway is a 16 year old Waller, Texas male. Through our own investigation, we’ve learned his name, his address, the names of his parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, neighbors and…

VW rabbits used to do a similar thing. the windshield gasket would get hard and shrink. this caused water to be funneled into the bottom corners of the windshield, which would drip through and on to the fusebox

no white junk in that trunk

weight really shouldnt be an issue for a few solenoids

saw a mitsubishi i-miev in seal beach within a few miles of their US hq at the time. still had all the weird japanese stickers on the windows

i regularly see a honda acty with a 50cc ruckus in the back. NO CLUE how it got plated

ive had hondas, a suzuki, a kawasaki and now 2 yamahas. all relatively easy to work on and completely reliable. i do think yamaha tends to be a little more well engineered

theyre great if you can do some wrenching, and of course buy used and cheap because it will get dropped or knocked over. its a lifestyle and some people are easily spooked with the first incident or close call. ive had a 2 wheeler as primary transport for 35 years, which is why my 15 year old car only has 60k miles

theyre supposedly not that bad, if it was built to “rental spec”. laminate,less windows, screws AND glue!

“contractor grade”

or motorcycles, really. tires dont last all that long and arent cheap to have replaced. you can save a few bucks bringing the wheel in

i see these huge garden sheds on wheels as a HUGE waste of money, new. supposedly better to fit out a van, because that will at least have crash and safety standards.

i was the fool when i paid twice what the previous owners paid. $60k in 1998, doubled by 2002, but almost paid off in 20 years. i will enjoy not having a mortgage any more and yeah, im going to be replacing some toys eventually