WRC like xTCC is so far detached from the real world cars it just isn't the same. I liked the old days when you could actually buy a street going version of the cars. VW have been supa pimp buy selling a their Paris-Dakar Toerag to the public.
Mmmm, love the P1. I would explode in my pants if I ever had the opportunity to own one. Unmolested in every way, just treated to a year service. <3
If you want to quash the nay sayers, take a photo of your car with a tin of baked beans in or around it. Then you will notice a lot of humble pie eaters all up in here.
If I recall they have to use scissors to make the whole bigger then stitch it all back together again. Still kinda gives me a cold shiver/blergh sensation when I think about it.
Rodeo is a much better move. It is easier if she is wearing a top, but while doing her from behind grab her top (or hair, shoulder) with one hand, lean forwards and whisper into her ear "you know, your sister likes it like this too" then try and hold on baby. YEHAW!
Eww, they are sold in 10s, that means they aren't real Jaffa Cakes.
A lot of American "chocolate" isn't chocolate. Hershey don't use Coco Butter which means it is just chocolate flavoured candy.
I mean over time, if you're hung like a horse you'll stretch it out until it fits like a glove, if you're hung like a horsefly it'll contract to fit like a smaller glove. Or at least that is what I recall hearing while very drunk at uni and watching day time TV.
If genetics are to be believed the kid will be a big'en too, so it'll be like throwing a hotdog through space. xD
The vajayjay will adjust to fit the current dong, a nicer fit increases the chances of getting preggo. Natures way of trying to make a baby also makes it more pleasurable.
One of my old girlfriends would get tighter if you didn't slip it in for a couple of weeks. Go back to making a sweaty mess on the bed and she'd loosen up again, not so slack you could park a HGV in there, but you could feel the difference. Give it another couple of weeks and nice and tight again. Was strange, but pleasant all at the same time.
But that boat has set sail and now she is after kids with her current squeeze, so I suspect that'll ruin her downstairs.
Easily the best car on here.
I love my playground. Something about hooning a van makes me laugh every time. Even though B-pillar forward is all Escort Mk6 bits, you just know it is a van because of how the back end bounces around. xD
Notice the use of the word "when", as in when they shut down enough sites and seize their cash they can roll around in a pool full of money.
Nah, it works for China, shut down anything you feel like and take their money. When you consider they have the fastest growing economy and are the greatest country when it comes to capitalism (who'd have though "communists" could pull that off?). Clearly we all have a lesson to learn from China.
When you're rich, you can do whatever you like. Who cares if the public isn't happy, you're rolling around in a swimming pool full of $100 notes.
That is your problem. Although the conditions were slick, you need momentum to travel through snow, especially uphill. It is hairy at times, but otherwise you'll get stuck.
This case will generate at least 3bn for the US gov't. The more sites/bank accounts they seize the more revenue they can generate to go towards the 170trillion debt. Facebook is worth a 30billion at least, if they seize Facebook, that is even more revenue.
You can either swap the brakes to smaller sets for winter and use the smaller wheels (not a problem if you can do the work yourself), get a huge set of steelies to wrap some winter rubber around or buy a winter beater and keep your 75 for the rest of the year.
Never happen, this is how the US will pay off debt. Next up, PayPal and Facebook.
Both of those sites work fine for me.
£5 says they got hijacked by some script kiddies pretending to be the FBI.
Mine never got to that sort of heat, but you could tell it was very warm because the front wheels were never wet, the whole area got so hot water would instantly boil off.
Mine had collapsed so turned into a one way valve, brakes would go on, but not off.
You cannot predict the unexpected. I have seen a lot of nasty wrecks because a tyre let go, the last crash was because the driver didn't see some debris on the road which ripped off the whole front right quarter, sending him uncontrollably off the road.
I have no idea what caused him to not notice the debris, but all it takes is a small lapses of concentration and you find yourself under the wheels of a lorry.
Chances are you'll cover hundreds of thousands of miles and nothing goes wrong. But look at it like this, the guys in bomb squads can get lucky and defuse hundreds if not thousands of bombs without issue. Some will turn into pink mist first time in the field. It is dangerous business and you cannot predict what will happen.
I have no idea what caused him to not notice the debris, but all it takes is a small lapses of concentration and you find yourself under the wheels of a lorry.
Chances are you'll cover hundreds of thousands of miles and nothing goes wrong. But look at it like this, the guys in bomb squads can get lucky and defuse hundreds if not thousands of bombs without issue. Some will turn into pink mist first time in the field. It is dangerous business and you cannot predict what will happen.
Brool Cory Sto!
Quality information old bean.
Quality information old bean.
That is a cheap and easy fix, the boot latch will be jammed hence it not opening, a simple bit of pry bar action will pop that bitch open. You'll need a new bumper and boot. Jobs a good'en. Maybe 20 minutes on a jig if the rear is stoved in, or 20 minutes down a scrap yard and a cutting disc. But that is back yard work, if insurance is paying that Fiesta is going to a bodyshop and a lot of shiny new bits. Sucks the be the van drivers insurance broker though.
As I recall Lotus used aluminium. Stay away from salt water, it ruins aluminium faster than it does steel. QEII was made of aluminium for weight saving reasons, it meant she spent more time in dry dock than it would if she was made of steel. Be especially cautious if there is any steel or iron in the mix, as that also turns aluminium to rust, which is what turns Land Rover Defenders to rust on a regular basis.
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