and i was just looking yesterday to see if another one of these had gone up yet and disappointed to see that there wasn’t.

never thought a door could make me so anxious.

yes you remember correctly, and I was NOT expecting that.

If I tried to solve every mystery of Wall Market, we’d end up being stuck here for 10 more episodes of this series.

my grandparents bought a used one to replace their previa that finally died on them several years ago.

no power change i can remember, i think it was just the TRD CAI that was added, it was a good 12 years ago, i just remember it being weird/funny.

hahaha, i’ve both driven and been driven in that car. it’s hilarious.

... yes... yes, lets call it that, definitely.

that is some impressive ice cream penmanship

We played this game all the time when we were kids, we loved it.

THIS. IS. FUCKING. FANTASTIC.

i got a set of these because of an ad/sale and they were worse than the rain-x ones i normally used and had been happy with.

i got a set of these because of an ad/sale and they were worse than the rain-x ones i normally used and had been…

mine is when i was 0-15 (before i started driving myself)

you could figure something out, shifter doesn’t count i think, but you have any other switch available.

it’s apparently a harley davidson thing that doesn’t get much press?

my bike with proximity key lets you program a “cheat code” so that if you did forget the fob, you could get it started again by pushing buttons/switches you programed in.

i think factory systems don’t let the cars shut off like that is because it could be dangerous if the car suddenly shut off while driving. no more power steering/brake boost, you could lose control and if that happened while it was just the owner running an errand, they wouldn’t want that liability.

i can believe this, the soundtrack guys are just putting it together and find it in the database under a generic label like “male chanting vocals V.5” and mixed it together not realizing it isn’t as generic as they’d hope.

star for that reference