every year can be an asterisk year. 

‘fossil’ fuel is such a confusing word for a lot of people. coal, oil, and gas isn’t created from dinosaurs. these fuels are created mainly from plant mass that sank to the ocean floors way back hundreds of millions of years ago. plant mass layer upon layer with sand and silt mixed in, then more plant mass. over…

they do not, and even still, there’s not anything we can do about volcanoes, but we can certainly do something about using fossil fuels.

in an interesting twist of fate for the newly named NP/ND, there is probably a crack pipe somewhere in this car.

neither of these differences mean anything more than the person that rebuilt them didn’t pay attention when rebuilding. the fenders and deck lid between these years are interchangeable. so it is very conceivable to have a 64 chassis with 63 front fenders and a 63 deck lid.

I have learned one thing from the lockdown, and that is: with fewer people on the road people drive faster and auto fatalities related to higher speeds have actually increased (at least in Texas).

I had always wanted one of these, but settled for a 74 superbeetle instead.

if you’re ever in Amsterdam and you see one of these selling french fries, don’t ask questions, just buy the fries. skip the mayo, or not, but they will be some of the best fries you ever had.

pretty sure any student that would write on the application under achievements “I was suspended for doing the right thing” might actually get a better chance in college admissions.

you have the freedom to say whatever you want. how people perceive what you say will be the barometer. businesses choose to be overly cautious in an attempt to not scare away potential customers.

anyone who thinks ‘crack pipe’ is racially charged is smoking crack.

they’re becoming drug dealer cars? how behind the times is Germany :lol:

the story says he spent some of it on that. well, strippers and alcohol at least.

rising price of new cars just means the rise of the jalopnik! people will keep older cars on the road for longer and longer as a means of being able to afford their car.

you need to drop air pressure in the tires too, not saying that would fix the problems, but they didn’t do themselves any favors.

on another site there was mention that they didn’t air down the tires, among other things that you would want to do before successful navigation of this trail.

I wish I had an extra clutch cable that one time. I was in Fort Collins, I was just leaving to go back up to Laramie. snap. clutch cable gone. no way to repair it. I had to drive the 60 miles up 287 with no clutch at the age of 19. I really learned some good lessons about shifting with no clutch. lol.

I’ve ecobee’d for 4 or more years now, can’t remember when I made the switch. great decision on my part. the remote sensors are what puts it above the other options out there.

size in pocket without sacrificing screen size would be a pretty big win for me.

yeah, your only hope is to gather friends IRL that want to experience the same as you, and can meet on a somewhat regular basis. which is the real meta quest before you even begin questing in game.