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This belongs in a noah baumbach movie about divorcemy irl best childhood vehicle memories are road tripping in a 1991 ford aerostar. i just don't know if future grown ups will talk wistfully about the 2024 hyundai palisade. maybe! but idk.
We had a 90s (exact year unknown) Aerostar, and my dad would use it to tow the boat to the lake. Several stories here, but the one I'll mention is that one day coming back from the lake, we passed over some train tracks, which caused the trailer to become unhitched, and the damn thing punctured a big hole in the back door of the van. Could have killed someone.
Naw, that came a bit later.
This belongs in a noah baumbach movie about divorcemy irl best childhood vehicle memories are road tripping in a 1991 ford aerostar. i just don't know if future grown ups will talk wistfully about the 2024 hyundai palisade. maybe! but idk.
We had a 90s (exact year unknown) Aerostar, and my dad would use it to tow the boat to the lake. Several stories here, but the one I'll mention is that one day coming back from the lake, we passed over some train tracks, which caused the trailer to become unhitched, and the damn thing punctured a big hole in the back door of the van. Could have killed someone.
Yes! 2nd row buckets 3rd row bench is undefeatedmy irl best childhood vehicle memories are road tripping in a 1991 ford aerostar. i just don't know if future grown ups will talk wistfully about the 2024 hyundai palisade. maybe! but idk.
I'm definitely more excited about our minivan than our kids are because of functionality and endless storage (they're on their tablets in car seats regardless). Although our oldest does love that he can decide to ride all by himself in the third row surrounded by luggage.
think he needs unbanned here so he can get PI'd, not sure there's another way
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what's RRR?It's a movie called RRR
If that would've had more spelling and grammatical errors I would've thought fanning wrote it.
"dewshy" immediately put me into wackycollie08 mode
Knew from the 2nd paragraph it most definitely wasn't wackycult08QuoteWe're a rule based society. The society works if most everybody follows the rules. I feel like there are a lot of rule breakers now and the ones following rules are the suckers. They pay higher insurance and retail prices because of all the chaos rule breakers get away with.
He's non of those things on rivals. Dudes that we were sold on, are blue chippers. These are not dudes. These are reactions to mass kayos(?) from everyone leaving.https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2023/isaiah-manning-273441
2023. NOT A DUDE
How exactly is a 4* top 150 guy not a dude? Watch his tape. Would be a very good get and may even put us in with some of his teammates.
Precision is needed in professional environments like law or research and totally understandable. Everyday common speech though? Get over yourself imho.I have a similar peeve for people who correct something grammar/usage wise despite knowing exactly what you meant, which is really the whole point of language if you think about it.
The best example of this are people who insist that you cannot end a sentence with a preposition (which often makes sentences more convoluted) while simultaneously refusing to use the Oxford comma.
fun news, the Grammar Police have recently issued a ruling that it's actually fine to end a sentence in a preposition. I guess the whole "no ending a sentence in a prepo" comes from latin-based languages, which english is not, so like, its actually fine. Wish they would have issued that ruling when i was in high school and having to write lots of papers.
Which means it was never a rule. That also doesn’t stop a lot of people going around trying to impose the made up crap they learned in 7th grade English class like they’re that Japanese soldier who kept fighting WWII for 30 years after it was over.
