149350 pts ยท March 10, 2014
Something like 3 million passenger vehicles a year from MX to US and half of those are made by "American" auto companies. About $40/$50 billion in fruit, vegetables, nuts and produce. IIRC over half of all the fruit in the US is from MX
Ill program it to react immediately without squaring up.
why come upside down?
My dog has done this to me every day for 11 years.
A vibrating, squirting wireless camera in my bathroom connected to wifi??? What could go wrong?
How you spell it wrong? Twice. With the card in your hand.
may your co-workers all rest in peace.
The queen choked my car down to 11hp with emissions junk that wont stop breaking, taxed the remaining exhaust, taxed my fuel, taxed me to own it, taxed me to insure it and put cameras up to track where I drive it and taxed that too so 23million people could literally shit in the ocean.
reflection/ see himself?
very common and widespread myth in the US and Canada. some think its from an older time when batteries were made of wood, rubber or volatile plastic that they should be placed on something to isolate them from the concrete.
The myth is that placing a battery directly on the concrete floor somehow damages or drains the battery of its energy.
besides the tripping hazard and tools on the floor the rest is merely an urban legend.
"you should be driving a kia" not slowly panic walking next to it.
Something like 3 million passenger vehicles a year from MX to US and half of those are made by "American" auto companies. About $40/$50 billion in fruit, vegetables, nuts and produce. IIRC over half of all the fruit in the US is from MX
Ill program it to react immediately without squaring up.
why come upside down?
My dog has done this to me every day for 11 years.
A vibrating, squirting wireless camera in my bathroom connected to wifi??? What could go wrong?
How you spell it wrong? Twice. With the card in your hand.
may your co-workers all rest in peace.
The queen choked my car down to 11hp with emissions junk that wont stop breaking, taxed the remaining exhaust, taxed my fuel, taxed me to own it, taxed me to insure it and put cameras up to track where I drive it and taxed that too so 23million people could literally shit in the ocean.
reflection/ see himself?
very common and widespread myth in the US and Canada. some think its from an older time when batteries were made of wood, rubber or volatile plastic that they should be placed on something to isolate them from the concrete.
The myth is that placing a battery directly on the concrete floor somehow damages or drains the battery of its energy.
besides the tripping hazard and tools on the floor the rest is merely an urban legend.
"you should be driving a kia" not slowly panic walking next to it.