Ah yes - RUF Yellowbird. Amazing car control considering no safety controls or anything to save your ass if something goes wrong.
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It looks like the car she hit acted like a ramp and threw her into the air, but damn she was clearly flying down the straight even though the car was wrecked.
Yeah I know about them but they’re a real pain to deal with. The previous owner had one and it simply got in the way of everything given the layout of the kitchen. For some it would be an option.
My house doesn’t have a dishwasher because the kitchen never had one. Then again it’s just me and my wife, so we have no problem with it. It would require a major remodel to add one and frankly it’s not worth the cost. We also use little water and it doesn’t have that much time. I also have cookware that can’t even go…
Thanks for posting! I guess like father, like son.
SFO’s issues are largely weather related. Having done my share of flying in and out of SFO for business, overall it’s much better. They’re building a new Terminal 1 which is way overdue, along with a hotel at the airport near the A concourse of the international terminal.
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Agreed. They need to have a huge STOP YOU FUCKING IDIOT! sign. Kind of like this in Australia. Sorry for the crappy quality.
Agreed. Fuck Dulles - I always fly into BWI when I can. Cheaper flights and a much nicer airport.
OMFG! That’s hilarious!
We had the same problem around Google’s HQ, where the Googlers left their stupid bikes all over the damn place. I saw them in the local creek, blocking our company doors, in the street, in bushes, you name it. Calls to Google were ignored.
Here in SF we have a huge problem with people flying through red lights. I almost got T-boned by someone several seconds after the lights turned. Thankfully I didn’t get hit, but I’ve seen my share of accidents because people are in too much of a hurry or otherwise not paying attention behind the wheel.
KICK...THEIR...ASS...OUT!!!! That’s a health violation that will close any restaurant in a heartbeat. Kick them out and don’t allow them back.
That was what happened to me in Zurich. He looked at my passport for maybe 3 seconds, handed it to me and waived for the next person. No questions asked, didn’t even say a word to me.
Yes - I have colleagues with 25+ years of experience and their resumes are 3 or 4 pages. Anyone who works in academia will have 20+ pages depending on the number of publications they’ve done. I keep mine to no more than 3 pages (I cut off all companies before 2003), but I include publications and patents.
That game was a brutal smackdown. Almost child abuse.
Damn - beat me to it!
Yeah - Long Beach, Burbank and John Wayne are way better than LAX.