Working with kids my whole life has led me to use “my friend/s” whenever I need to address people. Adults blink at me a bit, but it seems to work. Haha.
Working with kids my whole life has led me to use “my friend/s” whenever I need to address people. Adults blink at me a bit, but it seems to work. Haha.
HELLOOOO PARTY PEOPLE!!!
Me and my Honda wish you a Very Happy Honda Days Torch!
I went to pick up a donated vehicle one fine day, in addition to the vehicle’s battery running down to Terminally Dead in the two hours it had been sitting in our lot, it was equipped with All-Terrains front and rear.
You’re completely right, though this is just internet car snobbery in general. People also make fun of heavily modified cars that never actually get taken to the track. I mostly think it’s absurd when people modify cars that make them worse as daily drivers, but don’t actually track or offroad their build and get the…
I picture Worf Chow coming in giant 40 pound bags with Worfs face plastered on it like dog food.
It’s heartening to know that manners still exist in the 23rd century.
What stops someone from doing that? Common courtesy.
And according to Descent pt 2, you can just pull a single tube out and they collapse too; which kinda implies they were designed by British Leyland.
I’d like to think that the state of security today, with sandboxed applications, encrypted hard drives and randomized address spaces, is a direct consequence of software engineers watching Trek in the 80s and 90s, saying, “Well let’s make sure THAT can’t happen,” and then going to work.
counterpoint: kids love cowboys
Hooray! We always heard about “your permanent record,” and now we’ve finally got one!
My first thought:
The size of that truck will enable an utterly monstrously sized battery pack.
While I’m not going to argue with your “inattentive, lazy lumps” theory, I do think Aaron has a point about learning and testing on a small car and then moving up to a big SUV later in life after failing to successfully utilize birth control.
The Town Cars were probably able to keep going after the impact.
You haven’t lived until you’ve backed a box truck into a farmer’s market so you can unload without having to dolly everything from a block over.
No kidding. What’s the count on 1978 Town Cars that have been claimed by this rock?
Chrysler is basically Buick. We aren’t pushing them up-class if they’re selling minivans.
If FCA wants to compete with Cadillac it really needs to come up with a whole new brand. Maybe make Imperial its own brand again and sell some luxury SUVs and sedans.
The movie (and book) is about a kid who finds a neverending story.