I didn’t mean “no exhaust tips” but rather the ones that are in the bumper but don’t connect to anything. There are tons of models of cars that when you put a hand in one of those tips, you end up at a dead end since the real exhaust pipe isn’t even connected to that 

I wish I didn’t know that, his achievement was great but now I don’t like him.

He could give her husband the Bart Sibrel treatment. I'd buy an NFT of that.

But you, like, own the picture, man. 

Don’t read too much into those charity auctions.  Just about all beyond the sticker price (or accepted value) is written off as a tax deduction.  The hammer on charity auctions means nothing to the marketplace.

A couple hundred G is still a huge come up, stop being greedy =)

“... his day job, which is being a barber.”

He knows what he has!

An empty seat is a ticket unsold to the money minds who make air travel tick.

Yes, that can happen - I have held a binder of cards from a player that was worth thousands of dollars. Players who do that tend to watch their binders like a hawk.

It can, especially as some tournaments can offer cash prizes.

Way way back in the 90's when MtG was new, there was a rule of “if you lose, your opponent gets to pick a card you own and keep it for themselves” but that was quickly abandoned.

I have a super cheap amazon one that goes on the pressure washer hose, I put a different orifice in it, and it creates a TON of foam. I just have a SunJoe pressure washer as well. I wish I remembered what foam cannon and what orifice, but I’ve had the setup for 5-7 years now.

I’m happy with TriNova not sure on fitment with what you have, good luck.

Players play with their own deck of cards on their own side of the table. The two decks are never co-mingled. If, in a game, an opponent’s card is taken by some method, it’s still on the table for both to see. If it ever is discarded or removed from the game, it returns to the original owner. Players usually put their…

Each player bring their own deck of cards. Nobody loses their cards, ever. It is a pretty powerful card, but it’s not one-of-a-kind powerful. Yes you would have to take it out of the case. Most people sleeve their entire deck, however, so it would still be protected a bit.

I suppose that’s where it originally came from. I distinctly remember a detailing pro that described the method for automotive glass in a recent video.

A perfect mint item that is unique is going to be incredibly valuable if it’s something that people collect. Could be stamps, coins, baseball cards or MTG cards.

I wash the car biweekly and wax quarterly with Meguiars products.

I believe it’s been settled that James Bond is a Timelord, and is not beholden to your ideas of race and gender, and every decade or so looks and acts a little different. The universe will not implode if his skin’s a little darker for a stint.