He killed a lot of cars in great way. He had an 80s Mercedes Benz that he took for a rip around a gravel pit that people would play around with their 4x4s. He drove in literally into the ground. Cracked the oil pan then drove it out of the pit onto the street then called a tow truck.
The tow truck driver spent 30 mins with his dispatch notating all the damage before he would pick it up, my buddy wanted it dumped at the junkyard anyways.
My buddy had a late 80s VW Fox which was pretty cool. He broke it doing a power slide around a corner and bent the front axle when the front left tire hit the median. There was no parts for it in the early 2000s
Interesting I always felt it was smaller by just a few inches but I guess it was really the other way around. I like how our Kona looks more than how the newer konas are but the ioniq looks like it belongs in the nice areas of Night City in cyberpunk 2077.
Left pocket: phone and if I don’t have a bag then also my secrid wallet behind my phone with my screen against my leg.
Right pocket: folding knife, dog poop bags
If it’s cold then my vest has my gloves and toque when I get to warm.
If it is dark then I have a light clip on my chest in some way so the light is in shining on my path.
If I’m hiking light then I probably have an extendable hiking pole with folding water bottle.
The inside cabin felt way bigger in the ioniq because it was built from the ground up as an EV, while the Kona had the same layout as the gas model.
Without need to have space for the transmission there no need for that channel along the floor so the center console can be shaped differently and more floor space.
A Kona. A bit bigger than the ioniq 5 but we got it in 2020 and the ioniq wasn’t out yet. A dealer wanted us to trade in the Kona a few years later for the ioniq but we had already paid off the Kona so we had no incentive to trade a paid off 3 year old new car for a car payment.
I had a Honda Fit for a decade. I did replace it with an electric car that is kinda a hatchback but really it is a crossover.
Sometimes I miss the go cart like handling but never paying for gas is an acceptable compromise.
My parents had a beige Rabbit when I was growing up. It made me realize how ridiculous it was for people to want these giant SUVs for their one child. My parents drove two kids around in that tiny car with room for a chile sized cello and a violin.
Eventually we moved up to a Jetta which fit 4 teens, 3 violins and a cello plus music stands for my sister’s musical quartet.
Rise of the Triads. It was not worth it because there was a fault on the 5th floppy disk so it never worked and I couldn’t bring it back to the store because I was 13 and wasn’t supposed to be buying violent games but I bought it without telling my parents. So I couldn’t take it back without them finding out.
I’d say late 80s to early 90s trash, that football looks like one I bought at a garage sale in the 90s but was at least 10 years old when I bought it. Plastics often have production dates, a small circle of numbers from 1 to 12 with an arrow points at the month of production with the numbers on either side of the arrow being the year.
Ok so they would orbit above the field of space junk, would they by any chance have to fly through that field of space garbage to get up to that higher orbit?
It might be super cheap in the future to launch them but it will be into a field of fast moving garbage. The cost effectiveness of throwing more and more telescope up into space to try and get pictures before they get knocked out by the debris of the past will be a losing proposition.
Do they have a third nipple? I don’t trust a psychic without a third nipple. It is the duct into the fourth dimension.
My mom is in her 70s, she spends all her time collecting old antique dolls to make clothes for and 1950s and 60s ceramic vases. I understand it is to distract her from grief over my sister’s death so I say nothing but remind her to book more therapy sessions.
I know I’ll just be inheriting three (and counting) display cabinets of German pottery and having a bonfire of dolls.
It’s just a photo, not a video. I repeat, there is no video of these two women having a forced milk feeding scene.
I’m sorry to ruin your day, there is also only one photo not an album as far as I found last time I saw it posted.
You would think he would have learned after the first year.
One or two shots from a silenced 22 rifle would shut these dogs down without all the hassle of feeling bad about shooting an actual dog. It would keep you far enough away to not be filmed.
This would cost the data center 300k while only costing 15 cents or less for two bullets.
The old food warehouse I worked at. They installed 1100+ solar panels on the roof to offset the huge cost of running giant freezers during summer. There is more than enough food for not only making food for myself but also to trade with other people to make a community work. Also only a few entrances for security.
I work in a warehouse, I come in at 7 and leave around 330. I put away freight, help the occasional customer, pick orders, ship out orders. AI can’t do any of that in a small town. It still tries to get in where it can like customers wanting industrial automation products that have AI programming but that is way above my pay grade.
My previous job in a warehouse they were trying to do away with the manual routing of delivery routes by using an “AI” routing program but it was just an automated routing program they slapped the AI label on to charge more. It was just following rules not being actually intelligent.
If you slowly inhale through your nose while drinking the pressure from the air coming in will likely direct the water towards your esophagus as well as keeping water out of your nasal cavity.