

I agree. He appreciates handling over power from his experience with my mx-5. He’s been there for corvettes, and WRXs. But hasn’t had the maintenance and driving work to really get the experience. I worry about it going further on his own.


I agree. He appreciates handling over power from his experience with my mx-5. He’s been there for corvettes, and WRXs. But hasn’t had the maintenance and driving work to really get the experience. I worry about it going further on his own.


That’s ignorant or at best privileged. My first car was a Pontiac firebird that needed constant work. The idea is that he can work on it to make it his own.


It’s got an electrical drain on it. But otherwise it’s a good runner. Ive got a few years to get it running right for him, so I’m wondering what I’d need to look for to just make it reliable as a first car so that he could use his hard earned money to make it his.


I mean, I drove that car back in the day and stock, it’s a fun car. But that was 20 years ago and I was driving a GTO at the time. I just want to make sure he gets it reliable and functional before anything else. Like, let’s get it like new before putting additional power to it. But yeah it’s got the action package with the ridiculous wing and all that.


It does have an electrical drain somewhere.


I only achievement hunt for certain games. Granted, I’m not a hardcore gamer or anything. I’m probably the guy that most hardcore gamers hate. I’m old school, in my day, you could just pick up a game and go. You’d peruse the manual a bit on the ride home from the store and you’d have a pretty good idea of how to play it once you got home. Some games today are still that way, hell some are so intuitive that you just pick it up and you already know how to play(spiderman), some haven’t changed enough in decades to be a problem. (Gran Turismo, call of duty, Madden). However even if you understood HOW to play a game, some were just hard AF. Everyone understood how to play the stampede level on lion king, very few could beat it.
The point of that previous paragraph is to put a perspective to my response. There weren’t achievements growing up. In fact, many games were so hard, or so badly designed that it was nearly impossible to beat unless you were so ridiculously dedicated that you wouldn’t have enough time to get into other games. I played the original command and conquer games and absolutely loved them but tropico has like 45 fucking menus and I just can’t remember or be bothered to learn every single minute detail. However, Gran Turismo only got more detailed gradually enough that it came naturally, even if I skipped several iterations. My point is, I try a lot of games, especially the free stuff on PS+, that I like the idea of, but when I play it I’m just like nah, fuck this like tropico, I even made my guy look like trump lol. Or games that are too big that I’m just not gonna try to 100% but I love all the same like cyberpunk. I really like DayZ but I never played the arma games and have no idea really what I’m doing. It’s fun but I know getting platinum just isn’t happening but I have fun.
So I guess my point is, I don’t blame anyone for not getting platinum. Currently I only have 4. All the insomniac spiderman games and fallout 4. I want to play a game for the game. Hunting trophies feels like a job, unless I realize I’m pretty close just by playing the game. So if someone wants to play a game without achievements being shown I wouldn’t judge. I like fighting games but won’t play DOA because I dont want to catch shit from my friends for being thirsty.
Also sorry if my post is a little disjointed and rambling. I’ve been writing this during commercials while also getting progressively more buzzed.


It’s a shame that people this shitty still exist.

I can’t believe kurt cobain died 4 years ago!

Especially if you’re older. It is still 2007, right?


With proper grammar this wouldn’t be a problem.
Back then they hybridized pigs and dogs.
My dumbass clicked on the picture and kept trying to use the menu.


It wouldn’t exist anymore and there’d be like 215 countries.


Oh, yeah, you’re right. Missed that detail. I let my head canon amuse me without looking further into it.


4 schools in 6 days…


It’s out there, several postings and articles that back my claim have been made. It’s not extraordinary, it’s reality.
Edit: it’s been shown enough that it’s on you to prove it wrong. The “buy Canadian” effort has been working, while the EU is working to move away from American tech. The drip of countries selling off US Treasury bonds. The drop of the stock market. At this point, you’re simply either not paying attention, or you’re a shill.
The tires are fine, my mother got them and the wheels updated, but thanks for the rest. I’ll have to get it moving so that he can make it his own. His dream car is a 57chevy but we just don’t have the money for that yet.