Everyone has their priorities, but a $299 3.1 soundbar (I’m assuming you bought and returned the $229 option) isn’t much of an upgrade, especially if a $1000 car stereo upgrade is a “bargain.” Unless you spend more time on the road than watching movies and tv or listening to music in your home, I guess.
British Racing Green. I’m a sucker for the classics; cars as well as colors. Everything I’ve bought up until now has unintentionally been as close as someone could get to BRG, mainly because most people don’t seem to like green cars and they were all less expensive than other models in more “desirable” colors. Plus…
Let me be the first to say here:
Just get Dr. Oz or RFK Jr. to say that python spleen is a 100% cure for COVID. Problem solved, esp. in Florida.
Sure she was stumbling drunk, but she had the benefit of FULL SELF-DRIVING, so what’s the problem, right? One way or the other (the stupid manual door releases, the hard to break glass, the marketing that encourages people who shouldn’t be behind the wheel to drive anyway because the car drives itself); Chao, Tesla…
I think the story is that the Lightnings are being used because they were released on time and were available, rather than being delivered 3-4 years late.
Does it come in colors other than “putty” “terra cotta” or “diaper fill”?
It’s an Australian window tint name, the only one I know off the top of my head.
Good luck finding a chain grocery store around here with a meat department that’s staffed by more than glorified shelf stockers. Most of what my local Meijer sells is vacu-packed meat.
As a former Washingtonian, the distinction makes a difference, especially when the subject is affiliated with both places.
the FAA has given the Washington-based company 90 days
The bigger quesiton than “is it bullet proof?” is “why does it matter whether it’s bullet proof or not?”