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A Requiem For Saab
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Front brakes are always superior to rear.
Not for parking brakes. There is no scenario where this is a good thing. It is perverse and unique for the sake of being perverse and unique.
An everyday regular-production turbo - not special one-off model - were a Saab first.
You are either misinformed or a propagandist. The turbo was a very mainstream option in a very mainstream car starting from 1962. I must say I do like the bit of verbal jiujitsu you pulled there with 'special one-off model'. Maybe you are referring to the Oldsmobile Jetfire that had a 'special one-off' production run of about 10,000 units.
Your logic, knowledge, and common sense fail, but the Apple owner in me appreciates your fanboyism.
Not offered, but it was a not unusual performance modification, particularly in the days of the flathead ford. IIRC, both Offy and Weber made quad-deuce manifolds.
Not gonna bother looking at the link, but a reference to three deuce's as being normal is erroneous, with a single four barrel being the most common setup on American V8s. Three deuce setups were normally only found on performance cars, such as the Pontiac you mentioned and the Mopar 440 ci cars.
Ya, the recording devices... hmm. The interrogation should be recorded and the suspect's lawyer has a right to that recording. Never heard of dening the suspect the right to a recording device. Perhaps in your state? Interesting, yet I can not think of a reason why not.
Conspiracy theorists are NEVER disappointed. If they find the evidence, that is proof of the conspiracy. If they find NO evidence, that is proof that the conspiracy runs even deeper than suspected.
This is nothing more than a politician looking to score some easy votes by attacking something that everyone dislikes but which, since it actually harms no one, won't matter much if the bill disappears in committee and is never seen again. Congress' time would be better spent doing something about unavoidable forms of advertising instead of making a fuss about one of the few entirely avoidable forms.
Oh, God forbid a Congressman panders for votes by doing something the people want! How dare they?!
I'm not disagreeing with your observations, but I am curious about why the reviewers didn't care for the New Super Mario Wii. I haven't played the whole thing yet, but spent about 20 minutes on it in a store demo and rather enjoyed it. I never cared for SMB 3 (yeah, yeah, I'm a heretic)
Are these reviews accurate assessments, or are they signs of the reviewers caving in to nostalgia?
This post adds so much to the discussion. You have made things so much clearer. In fact, let's see if we can get Malda to erase every comment to the story other than this one. Seriously, with rhetorical abilities like that, you should be a legislator.
I can find plenty of information about the firing of the reporters, but am having difficulty finding a succinct account of the subsequent lawsuit brought by the station against the reporter.
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Front brakes are always superior to rear.
Not for parking brakes. There is no scenario where this is a good thing. It is perverse and unique for the sake of being perverse and unique.
An everyday regular-production turbo - not special one-off model - were a Saab first.
You are either misinformed or a propagandist. The turbo was a very mainstream option in a very mainstream car starting from 1962. I must say I do like the bit of verbal jiujitsu you pulled there with 'special one-off model'. Maybe you are referring to the Oldsmobile Jetfire that had a 'special one-off' production run of about 10,000 units.
Your logic, knowledge, and common sense fail, but the Apple owner in me appreciates your fanboyism.
I am the biological father and yes I am pretty sure, so let's not start with every slashdotter claiming the honors.
It would be humorous for ANY slashdotter to claim the honors.
If you're a man and you've had sex, you've paid for it. Maybe you didn't exchange cash, but you certainly paid for it.
And yet it's still more sensible and intelligent than anything kdawson, jamie, or jonkatz has ever written.
There's nothing like a good pun. And that, sir, is nothing like one.
Not offered, but it was a not unusual performance modification, particularly in the days of the flathead ford. IIRC, both Offy and Weber made quad-deuce manifolds.
Not gonna bother looking at the link, but a reference to three deuce's as being normal is erroneous, with a single four barrel being the most common setup on American V8s. Three deuce setups were normally only found on performance cars, such as the Pontiac you mentioned and the Mopar 440 ci cars.
It wasn't the math that he got modded up for, it was the correct interpretation of the data that you completely bollixed up.
Wouldn't it be more useful to the baby's biological father?
Wait till you find out how the baby gets in there in the first place.
That was the ghost of Gutenberg, marvelling at the arrogance of 21st man's dismissal of his contribution to the information revolution.
(Supposedly, prostitution isn't the only job which could be called "the world's oldest profession")
Midwifery couldn't have started until roughly nine months after the first instance of the world's oldest profession. Try again.
Nobody is going to be dumb enough to do that again.
I bet somebody once said that about people rebuilding cities on top of active faults.
Or rebuilding castles in swamps?
Ya, the recording devices... hmm. The interrogation should be recorded and the suspect's lawyer has a right to that recording. Never heard of dening the suspect the right to a recording device. Perhaps in your state? Interesting, yet I can not think of a reason why not.
Me neither, but apparently, the FOP in Montgomery Co. MD can.
Like this one? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powerglove
Did you miss the subject line of the post you are replying to?
However, the cost of a grad student per hour is asymptotic at $0.
Conspiracy theorists are NEVER disappointed. If they find the evidence, that is proof of the conspiracy. If they find NO evidence, that is proof that the conspiracy runs even deeper than suspected.
This is nothing more than a politician looking to score some easy votes by attacking something that everyone dislikes but which, since it actually harms no one, won't matter much if the bill disappears in committee and is never seen again. Congress' time would be better spent doing something about unavoidable forms of advertising instead of making a fuss about one of the few entirely avoidable forms.
Oh, God forbid a Congressman panders for votes by doing something the people want! How dare they?!
I'm not disagreeing with your observations, but I am curious about why the reviewers didn't care for the New Super Mario Wii. I haven't played the whole thing yet, but spent about 20 minutes on it in a store demo and rather enjoyed it. I never cared for SMB 3 (yeah, yeah, I'm a heretic)
Are these reviews accurate assessments, or are they signs of the reviewers caving in to nostalgia?
Not to mention the obvious reality that the entire world is in a friggen recession right now
There, fixed that for you.
And as far as your sig? Mod me down and I will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
This post adds so much to the discussion. You have made things so much clearer. In fact, let's see if we can get Malda to erase every comment to the story other than this one. Seriously, with rhetorical abilities like that, you should be a legislator.
Eliza, why did you post anonymously?
I can find plenty of information about the firing of the reporters, but am having difficulty finding a succinct account of the subsequent lawsuit brought by the station against the reporter.
He's new??
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I didn't see any reference to birth rates nine months later in the wiki article you linked to.
Whenever I walk, I do not slip off the face of the earth. I cannot imagine the earth being round.