8536 pts · December 24, 2016
I loved John Travolta in that scene.
I would pay money to see these two heckle Jimmy Carr.
Which one, the one made in Spain, Brazil, Poland or Italy?
I wouldn't say it's just German cars, as cars get more complex, more things will go wrong. The STronic box in mine is amazing, it changes gears quicker than you can blink, but to get there, there is a lot of moving parts and electronics. Compare that to my old TT or Octavia vRS, both bases on the MKIV platform, they were simple cars. Compare my 59 plate to a modern car and the complexity has doubled. And that's the same for all manufacturers.
No issues with any of my VAG cars. And would have them over any ford.
And? It is a Ford designed car, Ford is an American company, they designed the gearbox. I have had several actual German cars, and none have had gearbox issues. German cars are known for their reliability, and even Ford couldn't get that right when in that country.
What makes you say it's German? The title says RS, not RS3/4/5/6/7/8... Also, the cockpit doesn't follow Audi design. And I don't know many other German cars that use the RS. I would say that looks like a ford.
God dammit Bean.
"I'm a big boy house!"
I have sets from the 80s that were playthings, but still looked after.
People make this joke, but Lego has always been expensive. It all depends on what you want, big ol' star destroyer with 9000 elements, then yeah, 650 please. Speed champions Lamborghini, that will be 20 notes, or about 2.5 coffees.
The coke was speed...
Come along now Darling.
Tup nerth?
This makes me laugh every time :)
And yet in the UK it is £1.28 per liter, which in freedom units works out at $6.32 per gallon. So... Wouldn't complain to much.
#6, amusing that, in the Lego game you would be able to disguise yourself by wearing a stormtrooper helmet, and Chewie looked just like this....
Gravity Falls post? Well, I most certainly have to upvote it!
Also, she is in the video for Disney World Epcot, Mission: Space.
While I agree, where I work item details on the WMS are measured in mm, but when calculating the height of a pallet, I don't use mm, I do the calculation and say CM/M. I would never say a pallet of cream eggs is 1460mm heigh, it's 1.46m.
In the UK our distance and speed measurement is in miles, I can work in both metric and imperial, guess I am that generation where both were being used in school. When I go shooting we use yards for distance, grains for weight.
This is imgur, people have to bitch about the state of the world on every post. Personally I saw it and thought, "Damn, that's a sexy car" I have always loved the SLS, especially the gullwing door design.
You know, you can say 4.8 meters and it would still be impressive.
The thing I found clever about that was they made a Lego mesh on the outside, this was adjustable to get the curves of the car right
Do French cats think in French?!
I loved John Travolta in that scene.
I would pay money to see these two heckle Jimmy Carr.
Which one, the one made in Spain, Brazil, Poland or Italy?
I wouldn't say it's just German cars, as cars get more complex, more things will go wrong. The STronic box in mine is amazing, it changes gears quicker than you can blink, but to get there, there is a lot of moving parts and electronics. Compare that to my old TT or Octavia vRS, both bases on the MKIV platform, they were simple cars. Compare my 59 plate to a modern car and the complexity has doubled. And that's the same for all manufacturers.
No issues with any of my VAG cars. And would have them over any ford.
And? It is a Ford designed car, Ford is an American company, they designed the gearbox. I have had several actual German cars, and none have had gearbox issues. German cars are known for their reliability, and even Ford couldn't get that right when in that country.
What makes you say it's German? The title says RS, not RS3/4/5/6/7/8... Also, the cockpit doesn't follow Audi design. And I don't know many other German cars that use the RS.
I would say that looks like a ford.
God dammit Bean.
"I'm a big boy house!"
I have sets from the 80s that were playthings, but still looked after.
People make this joke, but Lego has always been expensive. It all depends on what you want, big ol' star destroyer with 9000 elements, then yeah, 650 please. Speed champions Lamborghini, that will be 20 notes, or about 2.5 coffees.
The coke was speed...
Come along now Darling.
Tup nerth?
This makes me laugh every time :)
And yet in the UK it is £1.28 per liter, which in freedom units works out at $6.32 per gallon. So... Wouldn't complain to much.
#6, amusing that, in the Lego game you would be able to disguise yourself by wearing a stormtrooper helmet, and Chewie looked just like this....
Gravity Falls post? Well, I most certainly have to upvote it!
Also, she is in the video for Disney World Epcot, Mission: Space.
While I agree, where I work item details on the WMS are measured in mm, but when calculating the height of a pallet, I don't use mm, I do the calculation and say CM/M. I would never say a pallet of cream eggs is 1460mm heigh, it's 1.46m.
In the UK our distance and speed measurement is in miles, I can work in both metric and imperial, guess I am that generation where both were being used in school. When I go shooting we use yards for distance, grains for weight.
This is imgur, people have to bitch about the state of the world on every post. Personally I saw it and thought, "Damn, that's a sexy car" I have always loved the SLS, especially the gullwing door design.
You know, you can say 4.8 meters and it would still be impressive.
The thing I found clever about that was they made a Lego mesh on the outside, this was adjustable to get the curves of the car right
Do French cats think in French?!