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    “...but I’m not going to talk about those things out of respect for the player. The asshole player. With issues. Issues off the ice. And on. If you feel me. I’ll leave it at that.”

    Without question.

    The feds have been setting deadlines (see ‘automatic train control’ / ATC) and regulations for years and the industry & unions are resisting.

    The difference between empty and a fully loaded passenger train would be negligible from a track integrity standpoint.

    lol

    lol

    FYI: If you typically have to clear deeper snow than what is shown in the photo this probably isn’t for you. This is a single-stage “thrower”...if you need to clear more than 4-5" at a time look for a 2-stage “blower”.

    FYI: If you typically have to clear deeper snow than what is shown in the photo this probably isn’t for you. This is…

    Trump is so bad here I am on Team LeVar. Goddammit.

    Did you ask them how they’re going to spend their million?

    Well the long and the short of it is...

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    Was it mustachioed Mike or clean shaven Mike?

    This assumes decisions are made solely on costs. Ricketts disappearing DNAinfo and Gothamist had little to do with the cost of archiving.

    They’re built into the wheel hub and the controls / battery pack are specially designed to fit within the tubing. Wiring is totally concealed.

    Live look in:

    OK, sure thing, guy.

    OK, sure thing, guy.

    If by “bargain bin” you mean Ebay for 2-3x retail price, then yes, you’re correct.

    If by “bargain bin” you mean Ebay for 2-3x retail price, then yes, you’re correct.

    Lego Ideas sets have a relatively short shelf life and become scarce quickly. Buy it now for sure.

    Lego Ideas sets have a relatively short shelf life and become scarce quickly. Buy it now for sure.

    Our carrier drives a Promaster for her regular route. That being said, she parks the van and does her route on foot. We live in suburban NJ.

    To be clear, those are billable hourly rates. The line worker will not be paid 227.88 / hour nor will the subcontract line worker be pulling in $319.