I'm glad I'm not the only one who doesn't like in-n-out. I've only had it twice but both times were extremely underwhelming; once in Phoenix AZ and once in Vegas. Over cooked burgers and shit fries. I do not understand the hype at all.
Never had or even heard of dicks. I'm from the Midwest though so I'm assuming it's another west coast chain.
Does that stop the promoted posts though? Which are paid reddit posts. I have my phone going through adblocker dns and I still see promoted posts but I don't see any traditional ads between posts.
The raptor is the top end performance version of the ranger. Some quick googling says an Australian ranger starts around $37k as well.
No, this is a Toho movie.
Being able to easily purchase a single song from a reputable source in the comfort of your home instead of going out to physically buy an entire album and then rip it to your computer was a better user experience, yes. Most users are technologically illiterate, and trying to pirate stuff just lead to them getting viruses.
There's plenty of articles about Russia's failed moon landing.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02659-6
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/20/world/luna-25-spacecraft-moon-collision-intl/index.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/20/science/russia-moon-space-crash.html
If Ford made regular cab 6' bed maverick with a manual I'd be all over it. Nobody makes a truly small pickup with a 6' bed anymore. In the US at least. I miss my Comanche.
Have you never had to street park a vehicle or are you a complete moron?
2023 Dodge ram 3500 shortest length is 232", longest is 260.8". 2023 VW golf is 168.9".
That's over 5 feet longer at minimum and over 7.5 feet longer at worst. That's a huge amount of wasted space.
They're wider meaning they cramp the roads horizontally as well (while driving or parked).
There's no logical defense of these compensation-mobiles other than "I like them" and that's fine, you're allowed to like them. Leave it at that. They're objectively terrible for the safety of everyone around them and are a complete waste of space.
I drove a Jeep Comanche for years and that's as big a pickup as 99% of pickup owners would ever actually need.
They probably meant to comment on this post. https://lemdro.id/post/138039
Link doesn't work, sorry. There's a post about Samsung and privacy.
If all it takes is a shift or two, then landlords can surely recoup the costs with an extraordinarily small increase of rent (pennies or single digit dollars).