Why was I not told about this?

Wow, that would be even worse than making paper and cardboard so they can be immediately recycled to make the mandated recycled paper and cardboard..

This purse is so big I could lose a small child in it, but it's so cute. I love its little handles and plaid lining...

Especially if your crush can do more than nearly 93mph.

With no tail rotor, I imagine the armed ones spinning like frisbees every time they fire.

Solid +1. Why take an advanced motor making 400hp while emitting as benign an exhaust as technically possible and ruin it?

I actually have a pair of Craftsman 4-ton stands from Sears. They're heavy steel, the parts are well cut, the welds are fairly nice as well as continuous. They do hit the not-so-sweet spot of nearly too tall for my car and nearly too short for my van.

Edit: And I have an Arcan 3.5 ton jack from Northern Tool. I do pretty serious research on tools, and came to the conclusion that several of the brands are basically or literally interchangeable. Things can be built well or poorly anywhere in the world. It has the dual cylinder setup, and a really sweet action when lowering. I have no idea how either the stands or the jacks would hold up in a professional shop, but for us talentless amateurs, the only real rule is to buy something rated for more than you need.

/at least it's first-hand anecdotal

I saw a well-preserved Cimarron in traffic, and I think I'd have to take it over this. That Miranda gives me an eerie sinking feeling in my stomach. In less-enlightened times, I'd burn it as a witch.

You know how when you make a Xerox of a Xerox it comes out kind of fuzzy?


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"I swallowed a bug."