seriously, at least let me drive the Nürburgring for that
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She of the Puffalumps. Eater of Nuclear Tacos. Porsche Cayenne and Zündapp Janus stan. Autos reporter for Consumer Reports. All opinions here are my own, not my employer's. Parshtreon: puffalump.de
seriously, at least let me drive the Nürburgring for that
lol
hot dang, I have a mighty need
A red Acura NSX on white wheels (I think they’re Type R euro wheels???) in Seattle.
the license plate earns significant bonus points from me
lolololololol
"I've got balls of steel" qualifies here!
ALSO, BRING BACK CHEAP BEATER 944s AND GET OFF MY LAWN!!!
DON'T "HEY GRANDMA, IT'S TIME FOR BED NOW" ME. I'M NOT YOUR GRANDMA.
DESTINATION FEES SHOULD NOT BALLOON TO MULTIPLE NON-WORKING 944s IN COST JUST BECAUSE NO ONE WANTS TO RAISE THE MAIN PRICE.
WE SEE YOU SNEAKING THIS IN WHERE YOU DON'T THINK BUYERS WILL NOTICE.
I could've bought FOUR Porschelumps for $3,250. FOUR! FOUR WHOLE BEATERS! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! www.consumerreports.org/cars/buying-...
Where does "yo" fit into this chronological timeline, exactly?
gatorland, route 1, st. augustine, florida, 1979
gatorland, route 1, st. augustine, florida, 1979
we used to be a real country
there were a lot of stinkers back then
the multi-million-making consultant on that thread is part of the problem
his plans for the site are "ban nazis" and "continue to stare into space with the same facial expression I've had since 1987"
qualifications:
- he is blue
finally, an opportunity for Theo Bunny to step in as Bluesky's permanent CEO and start chipping in on the rent
Goosebumps and The Giver, too?! Good grief. Goosebumps in particular blows my mind. That's most of what I read in elementary school.
I knew this would be stupid, but goooooood griiiiiiiief.
this isn't boring
this is AWESOME
This is the sort of thing a cashless society robs us of, the opportunity to try to get away with paying the bus fare in Carthaginian currency www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Rare spot… They only use these tires for qualifying
An Edward Gorey drawing showing a morose looking black bird on a branch. He (and this feels very much like a he) is pointing downwards with one scraggly wing, and looking straight ahead with debt-filled eyes. His beak is long and sharp, like winter on the Great Plains. He is pointing with his right wing, but this means he is pointing to your left. Your wicked, sinister side. This is no accident. The Bird makes no such mistakes. But he is talking, and the text tells us that he is saying, "Beware of this and that." Honestly, you feel his message in your bones.
Some days I just feel like this Edward Gorey bird gets it.
oof, bless their hearts
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these report covers are so delightful (a thread)
this doesn't even feel like a job that exists at a livable wage anymore, much less for $250K
it's all been downhill since Starbucks discontinued the mocha coconut frappuccino, TBH
Simply disgraceful. Landowners around Big Bend are still getting letters from CBP asking to take their land despite the presence of historical artifacts and despite the fact that huge canyons and other barriers make a natural "wall." Those lands need protection, too: www.facebook.com/raymond.skil...