Buying stuff made in america implies you’re supporting american jobs and american industries. It’s not about it being fundamentally different, it’s about who’s job market you’re affecting

But imagine torque if it’s given a super low range gear box

My bad, thought I saw Miami and couldn’t be bothered to make sure

I think that’s a good thing. I hate being in environments where I can tell what I’m supposed to do there just by looking at it. It doesn’t feel natural.

Not proportionately, at least

For me it’s the colors. Whatever they did in post effects (unless miami actually looks like that) makes it look like a game

I think they use two people

Just preface the illicit activity with “I definitely didn’t” and you’ll be in the clear

How dare you attack the Canadian national passtime

Aside from downing an entire bottle of wine, this is very responsible

It’s in the past and it can’t be changed. Why worry about it, especially when it’s so insignificant? As long as you’re not doing this regularly, which the fact that you feel guilty tells me you don’t, there’s no reason to keep worrying.

And blue

1st: I can almost hear his lawyers telling him to say this

It’s probably just one of the categories

It kinda seems like Epic was a one hit wonder; they made the unreal engine and everything I’ve heard of from them has been following a fad and completely unoriginal and uninspired. Fortnite followed PUBG (or minecraft hunger games if you’re and og), and now the Epic store. Maybe if they did something on their own merit…

I happily give that 18% because in return I get a comprehensive service

Eat the highways

To me at least, it came across as mocking that pattern of speech. I was more trying to explain why someone might reply with “chug a cock”, because personally I couldn’t care less.

It looks like an audi