So I’m trying to figure this out: They debuted a car that isn’t going to look like the actual vehicle because they just put a body on a chassis that looked cool; didn’t answer any questions with real, meaningful answers; and took offense to the questions that were being asked when the interviewer pressed for more…
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What about one where I am moving in with her and she already has a house full of stuff and I have an apartment’s worth of stuff and then her mom moves in unexpectedly 2 months beforehand with no intention of leaving and brings with her another house’s worth of stuff that she “absolutely couldn’t part with”?
Anyone who wasn’t blind to reality knew the Holm-Rousey fight was over the moment the first punch from Holm hit Rousey. Rousey had never been hit that hard in her entire life, and the look on her face said it. Never once, in that entire fight, did Rousey look composed. She was dismantled by a much better fighter.
I can’t even imagine trying to discern the firing order.
2 questions: How is the visibility? Does it feel premium?
I’m not saying the outlet should stop running these kinds of articles. Kotaku is obviously (35-40% is a large number) going to continue. The entire point of my post was thus: If you are going to do something that obviously isn’t sanctioned, don’t complain when you are sanctioned. Doing so makes you sound fucking…
Oh my god. What a fucking soap-box, grandstand of an article. “We are so concerned that you the reader get the ‘real’ news you deserve, that we are willing to endure these kinds of harsh abuses, just to continue bringing you the reader the kind of coverage you deserve.”
Popov. Buy it in the gallon plastic jugs for like $5. Tastes like rubbing alcohol and goes down worse.
I guess everyone who wants a manual will just have to settle for a Hellcat, with more HP and torque, for a third of the price.
Why would it not be?
Has Dice figured out their net-code yet? Because since BF3, it has been really bad.
Maybe GotG is actually Frog Fractions 2.
Austin’s CL is terribly overpriced. Everyone thinks their vehicle is worth 10-20% more than it should be. Check out Houston’s. It is the only thing I’ll ever say is better about Houston than Austin: realistic CL prices.
This just in: Cars are expensive! Maybe if the “Greatest Generation” hadn’t fucked the economy for everyone, young people could afford cars the same way our ancestor’s did.
Driving and seeing how good the Charger is, makes me just that much more disappointed in the Avenger.
I was wholly ready to hear that sound in a video that was no doubt in the article. But no...I was disappointed.
On my way home everyday, there is a black Fiero GT rotting away in a yard. I just want to pull up one day with a trailer, hand the guy 2 grand, and drive it to a better home, where it will be loved.
We are not allowed to say one thing. I am held to secrecy, but what I can tell you is that the script is amazing.
1972 Camaro Z/28. Pure American Muscle.