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Clipboard, safety vest and a clean, white hard hat.

I just walk quickly through the corridors every hour or so with a stack of paper in my hands. It seems to have worked a far. 

At least, even with all the jankiness, a house can appreciate. A car can only go down in value; so even with issues, it’s definitely worth it to get some property!

Alright Jalops, lets identify as many of the 52 cars as we can...

The fake hood scoop and fake fender vents are a huge red flag. You gotta steer clear of those vehicles. 

I scrolled through this whole list and couldn’t see 45 used Geo Metros as an option.

It’s amazing the DIY jobs you find when you start digging into other people’s work.

it’s a free country. you weren’t obligated to buy that truck.

You bought the wrong manual. 

Page 42.

I’ve never seen this procedure in my repair manual.

Good thing Mercury is defunct. Poor Cougar be damned otherwise. Perverts ruined one the best classic car names with the use of modern slang.

There is a red 500 Abarth with a damaged roof/glass (rollover?) in the Facebook Abarth Owners Group presently.

Oh, you really should!  Clearly I’m biased, but I think both countries are great to visit.

Yeah, he definitely accidentally a word or three in the middle of that sentence.

She would just buy UPS

If Fancy Kristen wanted a UPS truck. Fancy Kristen would get a UPS truck. 

It’s pretty standard at fish markets in Asia. Pick your fish, and have it sent to the restaurant of your choice in or in the immediate environs of the market, and show up for your meal.  Definitely the norm in Korea.

I built over 165 of them up until my late 20's. (about 30 years ago now...) This was one of the last and I still have it.

A few of those exist, and are even successful. No counting that horrible tipping place that can only be seen in soviet Russia.