As Orca’s Mom used to say: Not now, not next week, next year, or in the hereafter.
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Point in support of this post: A co-worker bought of these in Shadow Black for his wife, and his classic-lit-loving mate immediately got custom plates reading SLYPNR.
Stupid colors encouraged
I’m intrigued by the new King book. I used to read all of his stuff back in the day (ending with Dolores Claiborne, I think), and whether or not I liked the book, his world-building is top-notch. I’ll give it a go.
This comment is so good it needs to come out of the greys.
There was about ten seconds of absolute silence as they tried, and failed, to refute what I had just said. It was glorious.
Looking at Tate’s picture, I can only quote The Authority’s Jack Hawksmoor: “You! Where the f**k is your chin?”
I’m at work listening to people bitching about why other people get student loan debt forgiveness. I stole a line from someone else: “Just imagine it’s a tax cut for rich people that you also didn’t get.”
It’s in good shape and looks sound mechanically, with that reliable Toyota build quality. The price is maybe $1k too high, but it’s a solid NP all around. Looks like a good DD, especially for a first car or something similar.
Not old enough to be classic and cool, not new enough to be efficient and cool. NOPE.
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This right here. My coworker and I are thumb-wrestling for the right to buy it.
Understood. I’m pretty sure Mrs. Orca would thumb-wrestle me for driving rights.
Totes agree. Big time wedding anniversary this year, too...the only question is if it would be a present to Mrs. Orca or to me.
As a trumpeter? Genius, supernova-brilliant musician. As a person? Well, to use Garry Trudeau’s brilliant phrase, “alleged human being”.
As the undead thrall past owner of a Mustang II, let me say that it was, hands down and not even close, the worst car I have ever owned. Absolutely a piece of crap that managed to stay out of the mechanic’s yard only if I didn’t drive it. I think the longest I had it on the road was three months.
I loved my Focus with two major caveats: the DCT that felt like it was trying to eject itself when it shifted, and the suckass Microsoft enragementinfotainment system. It would work fine for two or three weeks, and then it would forget that I had paired it to my phone. Then completely refuse to recognize that the…
You will have to take my Thomas Bros. guides from my cold, stiff backpack.