My 97 Cavalier came with a tape deck. About 2 weeks after I bought the car, I put in a new stereo. Which was promptly stolen. $700 in damage (slashed the convertible top) to steal a $40 stereo. At least they cut all the wires on the stereo side of the harness adapter. That was polite of them.
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I friggin loved the car from the TV show. With the window louvers and everything.
Is it me, or is that green plane a Bf109?
You must have missed where they literally crushed the van with a rooftop A/C system about 15 minutes into the movie.
Oooh, Poonikins!
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You can use your cell phone with a windshield suction cup mount for the same effect.
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Well that was lame. Here, let's have something more exciting...
It's also worse than Fukushima, but there seems to be an axe to grind here.
15 times!? But California only allows 10 round magazines! How could this be?
One of my faves. The fact that they don't use a prop or a trailer or anything, they actually fly a real helicopter at high speed under an overpass, at night.
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One of my favorite compilations...
How about the aftermath?
The pattern is full*
Driving through Alabama on our way to Florida several years back, family trip. Got buzzed by two or three B-1B bombers. There is a squadron of them in Georgia.
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French, in northern Africa.
And then the job is done. Best case scenario; you are out of work again. Worst case, you spent tons of money learning a new trade, and are now out of work again, and with debt.
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Mercedes laughs at your non mechanical turn signals...
Why would unemployment be almost 0? If you are implying construction jobs, those would be temporary, and not just any Joe off the street can build an elevated/underground high speed rail. It'd take specialized builders.
The reason high speed rail won't happen in the US is because of size. Texas alone is the size of most of Western Europe. The US is a massive country, and it's cities are widely dispersed. It could potentially work on the east coast or in New England, but it'll never happen west of the Appalachians.