Everything posted by §carlet §wordfish
- Yo Yo Yo PAULEEEEE!!!
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Cheers or Jeers: 1979 Buick Century Turbo
The Salon was an awkward body style with an awkward name.
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Debate: Hatchback or Wagon?
I've always gone by your latter definition, Drew, of a wagon being about the same length as a sedan of the same model and a hatchback being significantly shorter. At least for compacts. With European mid-size cars, the hatchback styles typically are the same length as sedan styles but have a sedan-like or fastback profile, so they remain very different from the wagons.
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Molly Wood, Cnet, and autonomous cars
The WRTA services Youngstown and surrounding areas, but Leavittsburg's a pretty small town and not really part of the Youngstown area. The buses don't even get very far into Warren, let alone this far out. It's at least a 10-minute drive from here to anywhere interesting or useful. It's about 35-40 minutes to YSU. It's a very straightforward commute and I've grown accustomed to it, but it's far from a joyous driving experience. In fact, ever since I started driving the idea of a joyous driving experience has seemed like a pretty strange concept to me. Does everyone else drive a different race track to work everyday? Or does having 350 HP really make stop and go traffic that much more exciting? I can't recall ever having a single ounce of fun while I was trying to drive somewhere. At its best it's methodical and uneventful, and at its worst (when I don't know where i'm going) it's nerve wracking and sometimes far too eventful. Last time I drove to Pittsburgh I got lost, then crashed, then got even more lost, with a van full of people. That was a painful and embarassing experience and only my already low confidence in my driving ability. If my van had had an autopilot, I probably would've gotten my freinds to our destination on time, I wouldn't have ruined that poor lady in the Elantra's day, my insurance rate would probably not have got up, and I just might have given it a hug when I got home instead of beating myself up. And if the van somehow managed to crash anyway, at least I wouldn't have to blame myself.
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Molly Wood, Cnet, and autonomous cars
Not from Leavittsburg to Youngstown, there isn't. In fact there isn't a bus from Leavittsburg to anywhere.
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Molly Wood, Cnet, and autonomous cars
I wish my car would drive itself on my school commute. And the next time I have to drive to Pittsburgh. If it did then I wouldn't have caused two accidents due to my incompetence and attention deficit.
- Hot Spots on a Cold Winter's Night
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01-23-12 :: May I have this dance?
That looks like a Pininfarina badge on the fender. That's all I can tell.
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Vehicle: Jeep Patriot Latitude Freedom Drive II 4X4 (2012)
That name's a mouthfull.
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Adult-themed Kid Stuff
They fall under "related WB cartoons." So most definitely. What counts as "adult themes?"
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Some Lego Fun
Wow, that was a lot longer that I thought it'd be at first. I wish they had had an overview of the whole thing.
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Oppose Internet Blacklisting, SOPA & PIPA
This. The entire entertainment industry the world over needs to be rebuilt from the ground up in an entirely different paradigm.
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Fabulous Flops: The Renault Avantime
I wish people would stop comparing cars that don't look anything like the Batmobile to the Batmobile. I would so rock an Avantime all over the place.
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Chat's a bit broken.
Thanks for fixing it :-)
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Trivia: Cars and Trains by Three...
GM International ???
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Adult-themed Kid Stuff
The whole of Looney Tunes and related WB cartoons.
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Just sayin' ... a "small-heart rant"
Variations of "have got" -- we've got, I've got, etc. -- are perfectly acceptable English.
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Chat's a bit broken.
Tried it in Firefox, Chrome and Safari, same result each time.
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Chat's a bit broken.
I get this error message: [#CHAT-04] The chat system is currently offline. Please try again later.
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Chat's a bit broken.
Like, it doesn't work at all. Just to let you know. Anymore that's the area I prefer to talk.
- Hot Spots on a Cold Winter's Night
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Industry News: 95% Of Trips Can Be Made In A Electric Vehicle
What Olds said. The range-extended electric is the way to go.
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Chevrolet's Code 130R packs big muscle into a small package: Comments
§carlet §wordfish replied to Blake Noble's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)
- Chevrolet's Code 130R packs big muscle into a small package: Comments
§carlet §wordfish replied to Blake Noble's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)Remember this thing, Camino? The bits you said you liked from that, I think I see in this.- Chevrolet's Code 130R packs big muscle into a small package: Comments
§carlet §wordfish replied to Blake Noble's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)I'm chopping it a bit right now. - Chevrolet's Code 130R packs big muscle into a small package: Comments