You may be the first automotive journalist in history to imply that the Plymouth Prowler is somehow a “Supercar”.
I think I would have used the picture of the Lamborghini in the header of the article.
You may be the first automotive journalist in history to imply that the Plymouth Prowler is somehow a “Supercar”.
I think I would have used the picture of the Lamborghini in the header of the article.
There are a few reasons. Obviously impatience is one of them- having a truck today is more valuable than having a truck tomorrow, or in 18 months, etc.
But what you gain in certainty regarding options, you lose in other factors. No lender is going to promise to honor 2023 financing terms in late 2024, the value of your…
A blind brain dead Trumpshite voter. Please someone torch it and put it out of its MISERY LOL.
Middle-aged Midwesterner, lives close to Lake of the Ozarks. Obviously right-leaning. Has(or dreams of having) a 40-foot speedboat with the same American flag paint job, a skinny middle aged blonde woman with disproportionately large fake boobs sitting next to him, and unnaturally tan skin with wraparound Oakley…
I’m a late stage boomer, I say kill it with fire.
Did the author completely forget that FM7 exists...because he feels like they did.
The fact that they’re leaning heavily into the whole service aspect is what’s pushing me to not buy this one. I’ve bought all of the previous ones and even have the collector’s edition for FM2 which wasn’t even sold in the US and I have the Best Buy demo disc for the first one.
I suspect it’s a simple as having stuck “Part One” right there in the title. Despite reaching a much more satisfying pause point than most two-part films, it made the mistake of admitting what it was up front and that was enough to put off significant chunks of the general audience.
I just finished watching it and really enjoyed it. I wasn’t overly familiar with any of the other versions but live action will always require some changes. My only complaint is that there were only eight episodes. Hopefully a potential season 2 will be a bit longer.
My guess is that a lot of stuff on their menu is premade in a plastic bag and just thrown in boiling water or a microwave. That makes for less prep labor and ingredients to stock, but you are correct that they still need an insane amount of inventory.
Time to educate the youngen’s
Looks fun, but I could find plenty of better ways to have fun for $23k. This would also force me into far too many unwanted conversations with strangers, so double ND.
I’ve never understood these things. It’s like taking the best parts of a motorcycle and a convertible... and building something with what’s left over. Or... how to have some of the fun of a motorcycle and some of the usefulness of a convertible with the bonus of looking like a dork when driving it.
Simply because most utilize 3rd party services, drivers get screwed, small businesses get screwed and in many cases customers get screwed by bad service, half eaten food or smaller servings for more money.
“If you don’t like the way I’m treating my Ferrari, you can treat your Ferrari extra nice.”
This is an excellent opportunity for a third billionaire to build a Thunderdome and make the fight mandatory.
Clarence Thomas agrees...
Real leather made from actual animal hide.
1. Don’t. Service dogs are an exception, and that means actual trained service dogs, not “emotional support animals”.
1 and only rule of taking your dog to a restaurant: