Speaking as someone with a decade’s experience in the charity sector....Nope, we generally do not care WHY people are doing good deeds for our charities (with the caveat that your intentions can’t be malicious). If David Beckham appeared at my little charity tomorrow, and we knew, for a fact, he was only there for…
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Nonsense, man with speech impediment — the 1995 Neon was a reliable vehicle, much to ever owner’s dismay.
That’s not the Chrysler way! Or the Fiat way! And when the Chinese buy them out of bankruptcy in a few years, it won’t be their way either.
Maybe they should use all that R&D funding on building something that will actually have decent build quality and reliability? Ah fuck it.
Eh, yeah, definitely not worth the huge price. Regardless of price I was sort-of a fan of the body, at least until I saw this.
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To do much better is a battle of tires and aerodynamics. Mechanical grip and today’s street tires, are limited by the coefficient of friction such that breaking 2 seconds 0-60 is really difficult. Higher friction tires, and/or active aerodynamics (fans, jets, etc.) would make it all go even quicker. If you’re…
When you say “rockets don’t even accelerate that quickly,” what you really mean is “rockets carrying either satellites or people don’t accelerate from 0-60 that quickly.” The acceleration on those types of sensitive payloads is generally capped at about 6 g’s to avoid causing blackouts or stressing the payload. But…
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What are they talking about? The Patriots led for exactly zero seconds in the Super Bowl.
Hand towels everywhere
If only putt putt had existed in Don Quixote’s time.
Play enough mini-golf and you, too, can sink a hole-in-one against that dastardly windmill.
Also, President Trump made an outstanding catch to keep a Pats drive alive. The ball was tipped, he was surrounded by Falcons players and it looked like the ball hit the ground. Upon further review, it was revealed that President Trump’s massive hands prevented the ball from hitting the turf.
I love the little details such as the chrome strip that starts at the A pillar, runs over the top of the doors to the rear light cluster, then continues inside the light cluster itself.
Also, who’s watching Gronk? I hope no one let him eat the confetti.
You have to be able to describe it for it to count.
Counterpoint: I would rather be seen in a Cube. The Cube is odd on purpose. You get it or you don’t . This thing has no place in the BMW (or any) lineup. There are far better versions made by the same company that are not as ugly and more practical at the same time.
No one builds them for consumers because they CANNOT meet crash test standards. It’s not due to some weird consumer preference issue.