Things that shouldn't piss you off, but do.
Feel free to add your own. I'll give two really quick.
1. This girl I'm friends with on facebook makes a post about how s
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I’m trying.
Each time I think I am starting to get a handle on this, it crumbles.
once had a spirit dream driving up highway 115
started as it often does after too much pyote
and quaffing cold ihop coffee while wishing a hairy west texas cyote a-doo
so long bar bill
also won't be leaving a banger tip under the bowl cut
and please don't wig out after finding i'm just on my way late night to patricia
me auto lights blinking off both sunken center stripe reflector rows
bonus point if able to convert word into meaningful feedback other than simply identifying your car has a flexible roof
or if other cars ghost you after swerving
how many ten foot highway stripes have you collected over the years
I'm not sure what TaT is, but 138 F definitely pisses me off, and I like it warm.
TapATalk, or whatever it's called.
Contrary to popular belief in these parts, it's actually useful in other forums I frequent - m/cs, cars, guns, etc.
Speaking of m/cs, if you ever feel lonely on the road, jump on your motorcycle. Other m/cists will wave and wave.
m/c is einstein fan fiction ldo
TapATalk, or whatever it's called.
Contrary to popular belief in these parts, it's actually useful in other forums I frequent - m/cs, cars, guns, etc.
Speaking of m/cs, if you ever feel lonely on the road, jump on your motorcycle. Other m/cists will wave and wave.
I had no idea what TaT meant. Spent way too much time trying to figure it out. Finally looked at your picture mentioning TaT and saw the pic was of
Trip
Average
Timer
Thought you were a pretty big sucker to be paying for that info, no matter what the price.
My fingers will sometimes create shortcuts themselves before the brain kicks in fully. And my response was pre-coffee on a Monday morning.
When the train conductor says something like “the front three cars will not open at the next stop”
How the **** am I supposed to know what car I am in, I didn’t count them before boarding
LOL
I'm not sure which of those would disturb me more if I passed them on the road.
That makes sense, my FD has a button to pop the headlights up but not turn them on, which I always thought was really weird. I was part of a St. Louis RX-7 club for a couple of years in the late 90s but no one ever talked about that.
So you were in a club but weren't taught the secret handshake? That is an exclusive club!
So you were in a club but weren't taught the secret handshake? That is an exclusive club!
Very disorganized club but maybe on the outside. Discussions were mostly about mods and autocross, neither of which I was that interested in.
When I was in the market for the car I was looking at the RX-7, 300z turbo and Supra turbo and a used NSX. Friend had the 300z turbo so that was out and I found the Supra was not nearly as sexy in looks and performance so I went with the RX-7. Don't regret the choice but the Supra turbo has really gained in value.
sold for $100k.I always figured it was to wash them, but I think it's also to avoid the chance that they might freeze shut in cold climates.
I do pop them up every time I take the car out, which is very infrequent these days. My buddy has a Tesla Roadster and we have yet to take them out for a drive together, which is a shame.
That makes sense, my FD has a button to pop the headlights up but not turn them on, which I always thought was really weird.
for a brief period of time i was the proud owner of a forest green 1991 mitsubishi eclipse bought fresh off the lot for under 17k. it had this feature
I was part of a St. Louis RX-7 club for a couple of years in the late 90s but no one ever talked about that.
wondering if you've ever alluded to or included some version of this sentence on a curriculum vitae
or will resume to being a cute apostle free of punctuation but always late with an accent
more like a 944



