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Location:Metry
Biography:A series of explosions rocked my shorts as my mom ripped through an Arab nightclub
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Occupation:Greasy used car salesman
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Registered on:11/8/2008
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put felt pads under all your table and chair legs


I do. One fell off. Leave me alone. :lol:
Any tips/tricks/products for minimizing these? I just noticed that one leg of one chair in our dining room has been scratching the finish. Almost none of them are deep enough to be through the actual finish, but they are creating these “bubble scratches” that are fairly noticeable, like the finish got lifted up a tiny bit and air got under it.

TIA yall :cheers:

re: 2026 French Open Thread.

Posted by Them on 6/7/26 at 12:10 pm to
I hate that I can’t help but want DV to pull this out

BUT

the 2004 French was the last time a real rando won a Slam, Gaston Gaudio, and seeing that again would be very cool

re: Ford Expedition or Chevy Suburban

Posted by Them on 6/6/26 at 11:30 pm to
The dashboard of the new expedition is heinous and is an affront to usability and simplicity

re: Former Army QB in Baton Rouge

Posted by Them on 5/25/26 at 5:46 pm to
Baton Rouge really is a place to end up.
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Do any of them come in full crew cab instead of just extended cab?


No, and I hope they never will even though it will cost them sales. The “spirit” of the sport truck has always been to base it off of the smallest lightest(relatively) truck that the company makes.

re: PCA having a rough series

Posted by Them on 5/20/26 at 8:15 pm to
He didn’t cuss a woman out today so he lost his powers

re: Official NHL Playoffs Thread

Posted by Them on 5/12/26 at 9:05 pm to
Very impressed with Buffalo tonight. I figured they’d fold like a chair
I would not recommend nebulizing your child. The state frowns upon such behaviors.
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If we can get Honda and Toyota back to naturally aspirated engines


Honda's V6s and the 4cyls they put in their hybrids are NA plus the base Civic engine and the HR-V engine, and Toyota's hybrids all have NA 4cyls. Nonhybrid Corollas and Corolla Cross have NA 4cyls.

Point is, they do exist, it's just not a given anymore.
Just buy a CX-5 and move on

Or a Honda HRV/Subaru Crosstrek if you don’t need something quite that big

Source: sold used cars for 9 years
because they are having to write off ALMOST SIXTEEN BILLION DOLLARS after they pulled the plug on their EV projects earlier this year

Car & Driver

Odyssey, Accord and HR-V will not be updated until at least early 2030

Acura RDX was already going to disappear for a couple of years while Honda got the RSX electric SUV ready, but now that's gone so they're going to have to scramble to get the next-gen RDX ready

Integra production will continue as-is until at least 2032

MDX will not get a new gen until at least 2031 when it will be about 10 years old, which may as well be 400 years in the luxury SUV space.
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highest purity quarts


if anyone else gets ahold of some pure gallons we're finished
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Not sure I can take seriously someone who has sleeve tats talking about good reasoning skills.


kinda weird that you spent the whole video looking at his arms

re: Official NHL Playoffs Thread

Posted by Them on 4/26/26 at 1:49 pm to
Someone earlier in this thread said that the Sabres would play much better once they got out of Buffalo for a few days, away from the crushing expectations and excitement of their fans, and hoo boy were they right

re: Official NHL Playoffs Thread

Posted by Them on 4/23/26 at 9:12 pm to
Ottawa must not practice 6 on 5 empty net much. I get that Carolina is a great defensive team but that was atrocious
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Which would be nothing because Earth was in a different location 200 years ago.


This is the correct answer.

The Earth revolves around the sun in a regular pattern, so its position relative to the Sun would be more or less the same 200 years ago today, but the Sun, and therefore the entire solar system, orbits the center of the galaxy at about 150 miles per second, so the Earth would be waaaaaaaay over there 200 years ago.