> a key feature that’s basically unheard of in consumer technology
> a key feature that’s basically unheard of in consumer technology
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“Potato Raiders” is fun to say quickly.
Speaking of players the Mets should be embarrassed to employ
Whenever I hear just add a turbo I think of this add for the Porsche 944 turbo.
Delonte West later calmed LeBron by reminding him he’s doing just fine with an NBA dad.
This news just made me think of this:
I can attest to it being a practical “first coupe”—I owned one as my first car. I’ve moved three times with it, having thrown small furniture in that hatch. The plastic is so prone to scratching that it’s bound to happen anyway, so once you get over that annoyance, you will be shocked at how much stuff you can fit in…
the engine will only last 31,000 miles.
22 new QBs! One of them has to hit.
For those who can’t view the video at work (or wherever)...
Indeed:
These are going to be a burger topping option at my next BBQ
And what’s worse is that there’s this prevalence of passive-aggressive, non-constructive rhetoric. It comes off as superior and low-brow at the same time.
It’s a race car. If masonry brick was proven to be the perfect aerodynamic shape, they’d make them look like masonry bricks.
They’re going to do every single thing they can to extract as much performance per square cm, looks be damned. Makes sense to me. You don’t ask the fastest female runner in the world to get a…
You know who didnt screw up and need a redo? Sturgill Fuckin Simpson. Guy just killed it.
Nothing says George Michael like a slow, depressing song and no movement.
Soooooo, I shouldn’t by an SC400, sight unseen, from a New Jersey used car dealer, before I move to Florida?
For your next tool purchase you need to pick up a Searzall!!