4593 pts ยท December 28, 2013
You know, I have always wondered why that is supposed to be funny. Sure, it's true, but I don't see any joke...
Which doesn't prevent it from being one of the most memorable ads for VW ever. :D
except that a typical MWer road trip involves at least 5 people...
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beatstick they one-shot just becomes another hitman sent after them by Shadowy Figures in Chairs Inc. (tm)
an effect on the organization's plans (or make the fight against it a major arc, and let them actually affect things) and every big 3/4
may then take direct action against your PCs while being nigh impossible to counteract. Give them occasional hints that they are having 2/?
Introduce a group of opponents, but make them impossible to directly confront. Shadowy organizations or deities work well. Said opponents1/?
Yes, but you get in trouble if you try to use the tl;dr version to study.
Esperanto, but only because nobody speaks it.
Ya know, it strikes me that it is just possible that people started telling those stories to pass on lessons, regardless of factuality...
Expectations, or giving things up for their sake? (Speaking as another for whom it hit close)
If mixing bleach and urine made deadly gas, healthcare facilities would have a major problem on their hands...
Amazing how much people miss that we don't believe in that God either, isn't it?
the vehicle is in motion. Unless you're doing some specialty motorsport, though, I can't think of any good reasons to do it in a small car.
thing is that people who have daily application for double clutch (to wit - truckers) often don't bother, and just slick shift once 2/3
Maybe, but I think that RandomCreeper3 hit the nail on the head with the word "why." The part that REALLY amuses me about the whole 1/?
Well, maybe. Mostly, I think it's just people who know about the technique, but don't understand why to use it.
Double clutching is a specialty technique in synchro transmissions. It isn't necessary (or even useful very often) for most small vehicles
I regret that I have but one upvote.
You're right, of course. I jumped the gun on my pedantry. :/
Also, I meant 1 bar = 750 mm/Hg
unlike torr it is actually used. Which is the opposite of metric being more sensible. :P
The metric unit is actually the millimeter of mercury, (which is also called torr), and 1 bar = 760 mm/Hg. Bar is nonstandard, but... 1/?
But He did leave it to His disciples to use after He died. "All these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer" Acts 1:14
Do you have the issue where if your pants ride up in back it shows where you tuck it into your belt, too?
My '81 F-250 flatbed has a similar effect.
As a dedicated kilt wearing man (who, for the record, has no Scottish blood and lives in the US), I KNOW, RIGHT? Pants are for suckers.
Not to mention that the wheels rolled then stopped suddenly - if it's an automatic, Park just got stripped.
Ving Rhames
You know, I have always wondered why that is supposed to be funny. Sure, it's true, but I don't see any joke...
Which doesn't prevent it from being one of the most memorable ads for VW ever. :D
except that a typical MWer road trip involves at least 5 people...
.
beatstick they one-shot just becomes another hitman sent after them by Shadowy Figures in Chairs Inc. (tm)
an effect on the organization's plans (or make the fight against it a major arc, and let them actually affect things) and every big 3/4
may then take direct action against your PCs while being nigh impossible to counteract. Give them occasional hints that they are having 2/?
Introduce a group of opponents, but make them impossible to directly confront. Shadowy organizations or deities work well. Said opponents1/?
Yes, but you get in trouble if you try to use the tl;dr version to study.
Esperanto, but only because nobody speaks it.
Ya know, it strikes me that it is just possible that people started telling those stories to pass on lessons, regardless of factuality...
Expectations, or giving things up for their sake? (Speaking as another for whom it hit close)
If mixing bleach and urine made deadly gas, healthcare facilities would have a major problem on their hands...
Amazing how much people miss that we don't believe in that God either, isn't it?
the vehicle is in motion. Unless you're doing some specialty motorsport, though, I can't think of any good reasons to do it in a small car.
thing is that people who have daily application for double clutch (to wit - truckers) often don't bother, and just slick shift once 2/3
Maybe, but I think that RandomCreeper3 hit the nail on the head with the word "why." The part that REALLY amuses me about the whole 1/?
Well, maybe. Mostly, I think it's just people who know about the technique, but don't understand why to use it.
Double clutching is a specialty technique in synchro transmissions. It isn't necessary (or even useful very often) for most small vehicles
I regret that I have but one upvote.
You're right, of course. I jumped the gun on my pedantry. :/
Also, I meant 1 bar = 750 mm/Hg
unlike torr it is actually used. Which is the opposite of metric being more sensible. :P
The metric unit is actually the millimeter of mercury, (which is also called torr), and 1 bar = 760 mm/Hg. Bar is nonstandard, but... 1/?
But He did leave it to His disciples to use after He died. "All these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer" Acts 1:14
Do you have the issue where if your pants ride up in back it shows where you tuck it into your belt, too?
My '81 F-250 flatbed has a similar effect.
As a dedicated kilt wearing man (who, for the record, has no Scottish blood and lives in the US), I KNOW, RIGHT? Pants are for suckers.
Not to mention that the wheels rolled then stopped suddenly - if it's an automatic, Park just got stripped.
Ving Rhames