Ah right, makes sense.
I was worried there that it was 'a drifting thing'
I was worried there that it was 'a drifting thing'
Why does your real car only have one headlight?
Yes, I have just realised that International Day Of the Seal doesn't produce the acronym 'IDOT'.
It is late and I am tired. And am both an idot and a moran.
It is late and I am tired. And am both an idot and a moran.
These blocks are both the same shade of grey. Try covering the join with your finger.
Go the whole hog with the Fighter Plane thing with nose-art, rivets, roundels and cannons painted down sides.
The most Guardian headline of all time:
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It's like a Jaguar and a Focus had a baby, then it was adopted by the Mustang family.
"You know your mother and I love you very much. You remember asking why you don't look like your brothers and sisters...?"
Meanwhile at the jpeg factory...
"Yes, that looks like an acceptable amount of compression artefacts."
"Yes, that looks like an acceptable amount of compression artefacts."
Plus, it's 2013. You should by now be automatically suspicious of any email that requires you to open an attachment.
I have no explanation; the word 'iPhoneography' just makes me sick a little in my mouth.
The solution is simple - arm the drones...
I reckon it's all bullshit and is just a savvy peice of marketing to get everyone talking about Amazon in the run-up to Christmas.
My initial reaction to this was that it's an April Fool. As Boris says the potential for it all to go horribly wrong is huge.
Unmanned drones flying in a built-up area? All it takes is a gust of wind and someone's going to get a propellor in the face.
Unmanned drones flying in a built-up area? All it takes is a gust of wind and someone's going to get a propellor in the face.
Yeah, WoWP is pretty much the same as WoT. Premium items can all be bought for either cash or for earned credits. All paying does is reduce the grind to get to them. There's no items that can only be bought for cash that will make you better than someone who's ground their way up the hard way.
You could argue that paying for a premium account gives you more disposable credit-income to spend on the premium items, however.
You could argue that paying for a premium account gives you more disposable credit-income to spend on the premium items, however.
This is a useful tool: http://www.moneysavingexpert.c ... car-insurance-job-picker/
Put in your occupation, and it'll give you a list of similar occupations which incur a smaller premium.
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