You drove that fastball over the opposite field fence lmaoSecond lame joke with an unbelievable set up today
wtf paige left wwe?WTF PAIGE GOT CLEARED??????????????????? might have to watch aew now!
no chance i'm stopping you from that, lolz@LarryFisherman please stop me from putting a bid on this, it will be affordable for at least the next hour before it flies off into 6 figures AND IT'S THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS
2015 Audi R8 V10 Plus - ~17,900 Miles, AWD, 550-hp V10 Power, Panther Black
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EDIT: THE WIFE LIKES IT TOO DAMN IT AAAAAAAAAAAHHHH
the keys extend ALL THE WAY to the edge of the keyboard. So, how to pick it up, and move it, without activating keys? There ARE two small areas, right side, top, of th4e keyboard that are empty space, but elsewhere, no place to grab.
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Now $77,777. Could I technically afford it? Yes. Should I? Absolutely f***ing not. Do I still want it? Yes. However, the head wins out over the heart this time and my bank account is safe.no chance i'm stopping you from that, lolz
buy that shit
every service is an engine-out but who the fk cares mate
Yup. Carbon ceramics are a fortune to replace. On the track they freaking destroy the cast iron equivalents but that's not enough to justify the cost unless you're a serious track guy, and I don't have the time to be that right now.EDIT: only thing i'd say is that those carbon ceramic brakes are probably close to 10-figures to replace, and their cycle is much the same as steel brakes. I bet with 17k miles they've never been replaced and you'd be doing it soon .
Yup. I'd put Cup 2's or something during the summer. Winter would be different because I'm the type of guy that would daily drive this beauty unless there is extraordinarily deep snow, and where I live the depth of snow is usually less of a problem than the nature of it (I'm usually near the rain/snow line and our snow is wetter than...fill in your analogy here.)also kind of a red flag to me is putting that thing on kuhmo tyres. like those are good tyres, but for a supercar not to be on pilot sports makes me curious if they cut corners on maintenance elsewhere.
Where you at again? do they salt the roads?Now $77,777. Could I technically afford it? Yes. Should I? Absolutely f***ing not. Do I still want it? Yes. However, the head wins out over the heart this time and my bank account is safe.
Yup. Carbon ceramics are a fortune to replace. On the track they freaking destroy the cast iron equivalents but that's not enough to justify the cost unless you're a serious track guy, and I don't have the time to be that right now.
Yup. I'd put Cup 2's or something during the summer. Winter would be different because I'm the type of guy that would daily drive this beauty unless there is extraordinarily deep snow, and where I live the depth of snow is usually less of a problem than the nature of it (I'm usually near the rain/snow line and our snow is wetter than...fill in your analogy here.)
Yes but it mixes with the slush and forms "CarRotBot 9000."Where you at again? do they salt the roads?
I live in the Boston area but am a Syracuse, NY native. In Syracuse, we got 120 inches of snow per year and it's sometimes fluffy, sometimes wet. In Boston, we get way less snow but it's usually f***ing loaded with water and heavy as shit (Northern New England gets way more fluffy snow.)We have no rust issues here in CO. I bought my 4runner from IL and there was some rust on the frame which stressed me out. I spent a bunch of money getting the underside coated and bulletproofing the f*** out of that thing. I don't know how people live in the rust belt without freaking out every winter.
bruh it's almost like global warming is real amiriteYes but it mixes with the slush and forms "CarRotBot 9000."
I live in the Boston area but am a Syracuse, NY native. In Syracuse, we got 120 inches of snow per year and it's sometimes fluffy, sometimes wet. In Boston, we get way less snow but it's usually f***ing loaded with water and heavy as shit (Northern New England gets way more fluffy snow.)
Our summers have been trending hotter and WAY drier (we had a 55-day period with no measurable rain this year, during which time we thought we had unknowingly moved to Los Angeles) and the winters generally less snowy. Spring and fall are usually damp; we have warm front rain right now so it's warm and lightly raining (i.e. when my kid demands to go outside and 1) eat raindrops falling from the sky; and 2) jump into literally every puddle in existence.)