Dear politician,
NO! It makes you very smart. I had a 1993 version. I sold it 10 years ago. I still miss that car today.
I sold my 1993 version of this car to a buddy of mine 10 years ago. I still miss that car.
I like this version better:
that explains Danica Patrick's success...oh wait
If we really want to play this game, perhaps we can look at a different measure of adoption: from about 5 percent to 50 percent. To be clear, this is just as arbitrary as trying to pin down an invention date and seeing how many years it took to reach 25 percent adoption. But it feels like a slightly more honest way to…
move to flyover country where there are no inspections and most municipalities don't even bother with emissions.
What we have here is a clear case of the "why the hell nots?" It doesn't even have to run great to make 800 bucks a NP in my mind. I can be loud and stupid for 800 bucks. Hell, I've been loud and stupid for far more than 800 bucks.
what I've heard is the Air Force takes the average price of a container. So if that container has 1 jet engine and 200 hammers the price given is the average of 200 hammers and a jet engine. Makes for cheap jets, but expensive hammers. Either way a zero-G non-reactive hammer made for an extreme environment would not…
In my mind, the Solstice is the prettier car. Even in a Solstice, 20k is too much which puts this into "Air Force pays 20,000 dollars for a hammer" levels of crack-pipery.
but without that "Turbooooo" sticker on the side, my car won't go fast at all.
what part is that? Not East Tennessee. Not Middle Tennessee. Not upstate South Carolina. OK, I'll give you of those areas, Nashville isn't all that backwards, but compared to non-Southern cities it still is. Are you in Florida?
It took my wife a year to train me to do just that. Now I wonder why I resisted for so long. Always knowing where my keys are is awesome.
Assuming all the "real Christians" were raptured, you raise a fascinating point.
I'll admit it, in 1988 I went explicitly shopping for one of these. I was hell bent on buying a citation in X-11 livery. I ended up with a VW diesel rabbit instead. I was bummed for about a week, but eventually I didn't regret it, and I don't regret clicking CP now.
Those limey bastards are still all butt-hurt about the ass kicking we gave back in 1776 (and 1812) not to mention that if it wasn't for us, they'd be speaking GERMAN right about now.
AKA "the Kia effect" make something reminiscent of something else, sell it on the cheap. Thankfully Kia has outgrown the Kia effect with their line up, but 10 years ago?
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no, because with runners on first and second, they have to proceed to the next base. Tagging the bag in a force out situation is all that is required.