it’s an interesting look at psycology though. Some people want to re-listen to and re-watch stuff they have seen before (I dated a girl that re-watched friends and west wing, and re-read harry potter a dozen times). Others would rather watch/read something new that they haven’t seen before.

I kept thinking of this scene:

Yup. Whole show was 35+ and wearing ear plugs :P I want to see the show but I’m tool old for this shit and I don’t want my ears ringing for the next 3 days.

Yup, I was at that show.
I forgot that the uniform for a metal concert is a black t-shirt. Unfortunately, my seats were on the side/back of the stage. It was 3 songs in before I even noticed that Maynard was on stage.

What happened on the left side stands (facing the stage)? I heard something went down and I saw…

fuck Pandora. I gave up on that shit ages ago. Pandora is good as background music - like radio.
I want to listen to a tool album. and get a feel for TOOL. not 10 other bands.

tool needs to put their music online. I went to their concert a week ago, and there were maybe 5 people under 30. Anyone born after the age of CD’s would have a lot of trouble trying to listen to TOOL.

Like the RQ-170.

I was looking for a place close to the city and metro. Found a place a bit further out, near a metro and 3 garage spaces (one being a workshop). Sold. That garage spot enabled my lemons/chump/AER racing career. :)

Ahh. Good point. With the half cage he could install the harness bar. Didn’t look like anyone had a HANS in that video though...

I wondered about that. Does a half cage help in any situation other than a roll-over? Maybe it did provide some stiffness to keep the side from crumpling in more. Seems like a full cage would have done more to protect the passenger structure.

That’s quite the fleet! The FD RX-7 is one of the best looking cars ever. I think the only thing holding back their value is people’s fears of rotary failure (and their values are still very high).

By poorly I mean, they very easy to accidentally oversteer into a curb. I’m sure everyone who has had one and driven in the rain/snow has ended up backwards more than once.
A friend of mine had one of these and I had a Honda Prelude. The prelude was better in every way (though 5 years newer). 15 years later, the…

Every time i see one of these on the road, i check to see if it’s in good condition. It never is. They aren’t riced, they just all have body damage.

Keep in mind too though, that the value of this is much higher. They’ll need to hire american companies for infrastructure support and training.

How much space is on the inside of these? Might be a fun second car if it can work as a stuff mover.

What can you put on this hook though? It would be right in the middle, blocking your tray table and pockets. It’s also on a seat back that is slanted, so putting a sweater on it would cause the sweater to lay on to your lap.

Just say you have an offer from another company for more $. Or, your old company offered more vacation, could they match?

I know he used to live in Ballston. Maybe he moved since then. His house was one of those GIANT houses on a small lot. Not very private. I drove by once and saw someone washing his SL65 and S Class.

wait. that car is a 3 door? I thought they were kinda cool. Now I almost want one. very cool.

Wow. He lives in arlington and was headed downtown. He must have been on rt 66. Doing 100 on that road with no traffic would be sketch. He did have an SL65 Black series back then, so 165 is possible.
I wonder if he didn’t get a ticket because he was pulled over in DC, while having broken the law in VA.