Great choice! That make and model are extremely durable.
I'm loyal, too. I've owned three vehicles in 50+ years:
- My HS/college/military car ('74-'89) was a '72 VW Superbeetle
- Drove a Chevy Silverado pickup from new in '89 to ancient in '14
- And for the past 11 years, I'm in a '14 Toyota RAV4
02.03.2026 19:15 β
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It was my first (and still only) car. Iβm very loyal. Also, I had the wretched credit of a college student & ended up paying over 20% interest on it so I will be driving my truck until the engine drops out of the bottom.
02.03.2026 18:40 β
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That was when I first arrived in MX four years ago. Sheβs looking pretty rough these days, but I still get people stopping by the house a couple times a week offering to buy her. My highest offer so far has been $5000 USD. Cars are very expensive here.
Not even tempted.
02.03.2026 18:29 β
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That's a great story, a little touching even, but tell us... why is she so clean? I'd think you'd want to rub some mud on her, just to preserve your/her street cred.
02.03.2026 18:19 β
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We were talking about long term relationships & I blurted out, βWith my truck!β
1997 Nissan. Bought it in 2000 w 43k miles on it. 114k 26 yrs later. Hills, mountains, deserts, floods, hail, snow storms, adventures, itβs never let me down.
My longest & most joyful relationship.
Beverly Killbilly
02.03.2026 18:10 β
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My favorite such phrase was coined by Tery Fugate-Wilcox, who designed the now-defunct Fulcrum Gallery (NYC) and contributed its motto:
"Without Art we are but Monkeys with Car Keys".
02.03.2026 18:02 β
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Long long ago I was hanging out with a girl who would often say "We're all just dogs wearing sweaters" as if that was a common saying. She had made it up, but we all know what that means I think. Now I, too, say it as if it's a known idiomatic phrase. And now it is.
02.03.2026 17:19 β
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Gotcha. Well now I want one of those, too!
02.03.2026 02:29 β
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Some favors are easier to do than others
02.03.2026 00:43 β
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Beautiful dog! Franklin is an English Springer Spaniel. Heβs my nieceβs and we were dog sitting him. βΊοΈπΎ
02.03.2026 00:07 β
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I just saw a TV commercial for this. Not only does food appear to be a mashed-up, plasticized simulacrum of SE Louisiana cuisine, but, although they show brass instruments being played, the music has nothing to do with the place.
01.03.2026 23:51 β
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Or maybe you're after something different from that?
01.03.2026 23:36 β
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Yeah, no, I understand. What I'm saying is that in the late 70's and early 80's, I had offices that were what you describe. Small, quiet, comfortable spaces where I'd work (and sometimes indulge personal interests), where no one would bother me without an assistant buzzing to check it was ok.
01.03.2026 23:36 β
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Offices used to be like this.
The "bullpen"-style open-plan office layout was the beginning of the end for American society.
01.03.2026 23:07 β
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Hee hee. Done well, amazing things are possible.
01.03.2026 22:05 β
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This is hilarious and true. MLB must know how bad the platform is. I suspect that there's no $$ incentive for them to improve it.
I mean, it's not like people will stop watching baseball because the app sucks. No, that will happen because of extra-inning ghost runners and defensive shift bans.
01.03.2026 22:00 β
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On one hand, Iβm so glad that the MLB app exists; on the other hand, itβs a total piece of shit
01.03.2026 19:46 β
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Paper mache face in gold and copper with snakes around it because itβs a Medusa.
I donβt think so - I can give you a brief, non-human, tutorial. This is Athenaβs aegis, which I made for a school play (occasional costumer). Itβs paper machΓ© and I made it by using a doll as a mold. The doll didnβt have the contrast I wanted, so I used paint colors to create depth. The forehead
01.03.2026 21:43 β
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I've occasionally watched one woman or another applying her makeup. I'm always astounded, and sometimes scared, by what I consider a dark and deceitful art.
01.03.2026 21:48 β
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Got a light highlight, as did the cheekbones and the chin and nose, while I did darker colors on the parts I wanted to recede. Then I darkened all around the face to make it look in greater relief.
People do this on their faces, with varying degrees of success.
Tammy Bakker is terrifying,
01.03.2026 21:43 β
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No even the worst haircut in the last 5 years of hunnery, mind you
01.03.2026 20:56 β
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Believe me when this guy came to our national attention, we PRAYED that it wasn't his real hair. That it was some kind of charity bit to raise money. We were left dismayed
01.03.2026 21:42 β
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That's a hat. It's got to be a hat. Like one of those 1950's Davy Crockett coonskin caps.
01.03.2026 21:40 β
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I don't know what any of this means, but I remember Tammy Faye Bakker's face, and wonder if her problem was this problem?
01.03.2026 21:33 β
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There is little MLB hates more than a baseball fan trying to enjoy baseball.
01.03.2026 20:15 β
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Our local GS switched to outbound telemarketing during COVID.
I'm of two minds about it.
On the one hand, it was cool when they'd show up at the door, a sign that Spring was coming, and their excitement at our usually sizeable order was heartwarming.
OTOH, ordering by phone is damned convenient.
01.03.2026 19:07 β
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Have a friend in search of a Girl Scout cookie hook up if someone has a connection! #nolasky #nolatwitter
01.03.2026 16:42 β
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From @EntergyNOLA: All customers have been restored. Pictured is the Mylar balloon that caused the outage.
01.03.2026 18:35 β
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Fucking hellβ¦
01.03.2026 18:51 β
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