I'd let Toyota touch me with it's 10' pole if they bring the Estate here.
I'd let Toyota touch me with it's 10' pole if they bring the Estate here.
That would take valuable donut eating time away from the esteemed police force.
I haven’t watched TV in some 15 years, and I still remember those commercials.
It’s Australia. Things fall down into the sky.
The Bible never talked about electric vehicles. You must hate America and Freedom.
Didn’t the cars they smash in the New Mexico rocket sled track essentially vaporize?
You forgot the most important components.
Gorilla test on wheels, I presume?
It’s like a porn star who won’t do sex scenes. What’s the point?
Oh yes. That can work as well. These manual tele lenses are excellent bargains in the used market, because no one wants them.
For starscapes, Samyang manual primes are popular and quite reasonably priced. AF is useless for imaging. Make sure you stop them down 2-3 stops as no matter how expensive the lens is, it can’t handle pinpoint objects like stars wide open.
Nicely done.
The front looks quite Polestar-ish. Which is OK I suppose.
Worse yet they may sub it out to some church group to monitor pregnant women. Because the Bible said so.
“Good intentions” and “Florida” are phrases that should not co-exist in the same universe.
Good. Market economy should also allow customers to decide whether dealerships deserve their existence. If direct sale comes in and wipes them out, all the better.
Good. Now Thomas Aquinas can go fuck himself.
“The original constitution does not guarantee the right to cyclists.”
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Boutique cruises can be awesome. We are seriously considering Antarctic cruises as soon as we can fit it into the kids’ school break schedule.