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long-rear end nips Diane posted:TBH I've never hit the brakes with my left foot in any car, I didn't think to check that. slurry_curry posted:Can you left foot brake any modern car? Anything that has a fly by wire throttle that I have driven immediately pulls all throttle the second you touch the brake pedal.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Apart from the aforementioned DBW issue, the stabilty controls and other fun police can kick in and try to actively spit you off the road. I would be very leery about trying to left foot brake any modern car with the fun police switched on. gimpsuitjones posted:https://www.trademe.co.nz/1356338769
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Ouch. Google just got hit with a 2.7 billion dollar fine by the Eurpoean Commission for having preferential search results for their shopping service.Olympic Mathlete posted:Speaking of cars in movies, this is now out and I'm seeing it tomorrow. It's supposedly superb... cakesmith handyman posted:Bribe/charm your way into test driving a modern hybrid Lexus like an IS300h and report back, I'd like to know how you think they compare. InitialDave fucked around with this message at 12:26 on Jun 27, 2017 |
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Olympic Mathlete posted:I'll make sure to either praise or pan it here. I'm hopeful though, it's getting all around praise it seems. Apparently the director secured the rights to use the songs in the film before doing anything else and basically worked the action sequences to the rhythm and energy of the songs... If nothing else it'll be a treat. No spoilers!
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Tomarse posted:InitialDave - I assume I just saw you and your Cappo on Youtube?
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financially racist posted:i also plan on purchasing an autozam az-1 down the line because i am completely mental and like extremely dumb poo poo. cakesmith handyman posted:It's not like PDR, you shouldn't be able to pound them out from the inside.
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BigPaddy posted:If you have never seen a near totality or totality eclipse it is really weird. The animals get confused and think it is dusk. When it happened in 1999 we had all the birds singing their evening chorus and the bats coming out. Even had a fox jump into the garden and be very confused as to why we were out there. He was even more confused when it suddenly started to get light again.
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Jun 28, 2017 19:58
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Do you have a battery conditioner? I have a couple of CTEKs, and they've rescued some fairly terminal stuff.
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Jun 28, 2017 23:47
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So nowhere near as good as it could be, yet still going to have a lot of people really liking it? Sounds like a Mitsubishi Eclipse.
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Jun 29, 2017 00:03
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DJ Commie posted:I ran one through a Noco Genius in conditioning mode, and it seems to have come back. I'm less optimistic about the Yellowtop, its life has been rough even before this.
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Jun 29, 2017 00:07
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Is there anything in employment law that either makes a schedule contractually locked in after being defaulted to for a given period, or requires notice for them to impose this stuff on you?
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cakesmith handyman posted:You may also be subject to "hmm yes that's a perfectly good justification for this inconsequential compromise you've requested however I've already said no and I can't be seen to change my mind" If you're useful enough, don't really care, or just have big enough balls, you can always simply ignore what they think your schedule should be and carry on with what you're doing. A lot of managers have trouble with the idea that a big part of their job is to consult and be advised, not just to dictate. "I want" has little value: Businesses function on "we need".
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