

Well this is better than the 2 bags from the other post, but I STILL fit at least that much in the trunk of my Honda fucking civic.
Well this is better than the 2 bags from the other post, but I STILL fit at least that much in the trunk of my Honda fucking civic.
Exactly, pay it off just in time to get a new predatory loan with peanuts in exchange for the trade in.
Semi-related, ask your friends how many of them own their phones vs paying monthly.
That line of thought requires trusting the police to do their job.
Like the vending machine guns. Literally shoot then throw it away, they’re not designed to be reloaded. Shame they tend to expect more quality from a 100k truck.
At least intro physics was super interesting. Fuck Calc and Chem though.
They should’ve known better when it was revealed.
Mostly it’s silly stories.
Mmm, spicy pillow.
I fit a 6x3 raised bed worth of soil and fertilizer in the trunk of my civic.
You’re right it was only about 5 million. The tens of millions was from Mao.
“Tens of millions died, but lines went up!”
You know, you’d probably make a better capitalist than you think.
Tesla might be a good company without musk. As I understand it, it was his choice to forgo LIDAR, and I’m convinced the cybertruck was entirely pushed from the top down. Absent his micromanaging and forcing unfinished features out the door, tesla’s quality and reputation would probably be good.
It’s such a great example of libertarianism in action that I ask every libertarian I see what their solution is. Surprisingly, nobody has answered yet.
My favorite thing is basically every libertarian is their own flavor, and every other person isn’t a “real libertarian.” They’re even less unified that Christianity as a whole, and that’s saying something.
My second favorite thing about libertarianism is this shitpost article turned copypasta https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/l-p-d-libertarian-police-department
How do those -isms deal with bears?
Dry heat is absolutely fine. Find some water and shade and you’re set. I’ll wear jeans in 90 degree heat no problem. 90 and humid though? If my house was burning I’d probably think twice about going outside.
It really doesn’t, and that’s a problem. It has like 2 feet of crumple zone in the front so anything head on above 40mph is going to snap your friggin neck.
If I had a dollar for every time a BMW leaked oil all over the parking lot at work…