Dude, you are missing the point. They started as jewelry that kind of told time. Then they told time better. Then you had a market for both the jewelry aspect and the practical aspect. The fact we shove clocks everywhere means the practical market is more or less gone. Things like smart watches and health monitoring…

Ok, I’ll make an argument to why automatic movements are still a thing. Besides the mechanical beauty of them.

Dude.. watches were ALWAYS jewelry. That was the heart of the watch thing. They also happened to have a practical function in telling time.

So like basically not that different form buying a camelback mule and sticking a sawyer inline flilter on it. Heck it looks very much like a debaged sawyer inline. Total cost new.. $95.

So like basically not that different form buying a camelback mule and sticking a sawyer inline flilter on it. Heck…

Agreed. That looks like it is a silicone cause band. (i.e. a livestrong band type of dealie) If someone needs help getting one of those off, they probably shouldn’t be let near a plastic bag for fear of suffocation.

Corzine pulled all sorts of shady bullshit. He did sell his constituents down the river by negotiating shitty terms to union contracts while banging the Union boss. Amongst other things.

You are actually pre-paying on an amount greater than you would owe in almost all conceivable circumstances. Which the state tehn stitts on until it decides to give back to you the amount you don’t owe. Since it went into the general fund, it’s not actually there, so being paid back what you don’t owe is dependent on…

You are like the bajillionth person to say something like that.

That really needs a denim blazer rather than a basic jean jacket.

I simultaneously like the styling, AND feel it is a bit Mazda-y. I have a felling this is a vehicle that shows up in person more than a bit different than in the press pics. Hopefully for the better.

I can tell you you are wrong in my case. I proactively went looking regularly since this stupid shit started. Subaru told me repeatedly my car wasn’t affected since day one right up until I sold it about 2 years ago, despite saying the model revisions either side of my generation vehicle were affected. Yesterday I got…

Borrowing from The Hunt for Red October I just called that the crazy Ivan. Also because the wife’s half Russian.

There’s two problems with that “as long as they are only taxing people making more than me this is fine” logic. One is that the $500k a yar crowd has options and has enough money to exercise them based on a simple grudge. Second is that it generates a pool of $500 million.

Dude the fact it isn’t a pile of rust is a miracle. My dad had one of these in something like 1982 and it needed multiple quarter panels replaced due to rust, and that was just the easily fixed rust.

I’ve been around turbos with a straight pipe. At full spool, wide open. no they aren’t really meaningfully quieter. Now at full spool, partial throttle, they are much quieter than running a straight pipe on an NA car.

Well for less than half the price is the Eagle AIII (a3) which is basically what the go ruck G1 is with an extra cargo area in front and no laptop pouch.

Well for less than half the price is the Eagle AIII (a3) which is basically what the go ruck G1 is with an extra…

As someone who generally likes Besson’s work and will watch movies for just being visually stunning, Valerian was a giant, runny, turd of a movie.

One thing I can tell you about the RAND study that’s wrong is that the number of people transitioning each year wouldn’t be 65. That shit is EXPENSIVE, and joining the army to get it for free with no barriers would be quite attractive to many people. Even a 4 year stint as barrier would make it the quickest path for a…

That’s verizon. They will force you to buy your ticket, plus a return ticket up front to ensure you don’t stiff them, then when you get off will charge you for the trip you just took and paid for.

A $400k vehicle. SO what you are saying is the idiot CEO of a LIDAR developer can’t imagine that his product might get significantly cheaper if they produced several orders of magnitude than they do now.