I will continue recommending starting on something that won't wheelie if you clutch dump a rev bomb (read: thinking you're gonna do a cool hard launch) or whiskey throttle (read: you didn't brace your core muscles, the bike is accelerating faster than your shoulders, and your torso is pulling your arms back, opening the throttle all the way). All the "started on a gixxer 600" guys will say you just need self control since they apparently survived their learning days. The problem is new riders don't realize how close they are to runaway acceleration events on those 80+hp bikes. I was fortunate enough to keep my 300 sport when I added an 800 sport tourer. All the complaints about the 300 being too small were found to be unfounded. Nearly everything was a new rider skill issue, not an incapability of a little bike.

I don't k ow how experienced this rider was or what bike it was, but even if the above doesn't fit, that's still an every day situation I see. Could've been an experienced wheelier that tipped a little too far back. I could also expect it being a wheelie that came down off and triggered a tank slapper.

Rides into a pedestrian-only area, gets tickets for reckless driving, failure to control a vehicle, and failure to yield to pedestrians. I think the cops might be a little mad about this situation.

The ones I've heard on personal EVs (and hybrids) are nowhere near a siren. They're quieter and a steady tone/sound. I'm struggling to remember which are low speed forward sounds and which are reverse sounds because they're similar.

It's so close to alphabetical, on average.
C = #3
USA = (21+19+1)/3 = 13.666
M = #13

Maybe use 3 letters
CAN = (3+1+14)/3 = 6
USA = (21+19+1)/3 = 13.666
MEX = (13+5+24)3 = 14

Anyway, they know. Content engagement and all that.

Maybe I need to revisit Legion. Each season made me think I forgot something major from the prior finale but pirating and skimming back, it just wasn't the case. The memory of the show is more like a series of persistent dream standalone sequences than a themed show. I don't know. I mostly enjoyed it. I suspect I didn't understand something(s) critical. Blue-eyed Plaza was uncomfortable. I still dream of making a time-eater prop for Halloween Dec. I can't remember if the hookah pig was real in their universe. I didn't understand the velocity of Sydney's flip from supporter to enemy.

I have too many questions. I should re-watch it

Fundamentally, ass. Absolutely nothing about it is logical. Don't care, as long as it's freshly showered and no questionable bowel situations.

Uniquely gross, tuna salad as my taste and smell was coming back post-covid 19. I had it often before, I have it often now. But something like a month after covid, the only thing I tasted and smelled was the fish oil. Put me off of it for like a year. Got over it

I tested the buttering agent on coin cell batteries. Very bitter. I've also blown my car's radiator to speed up a coolant drain through a small outlet. Same buttering agent. I also unintentionally coated my hand in liquid compressed air (upside down) and clicked my finger a little later eating chips. You guessed it, bittrex strikes again. On par with malort.

Impressive comment/username combo

Malort is for people who enjoy the Harry Potter earwax jelly beans. I went near the source once and had giardinere pepper malort for a full Chicago experience

What's wrong with hatchbacks for you? Is it just the appearance? Genuinely curious. Toyota Crown is a fastback sedan, although it's quite tall and I assume the rear glass is a liftback.

They don't want the secondhand market. There's no tangible profit there. They don't want you to buy games. There's tangible profit there only once. They want you to subscribe. They want recurring payments whether you use it or not. They want you to feel obliged to play certain games because you're already automatically sending the money. They do not give a shit if you finish a title. Eyes on the screen in their ecosystem is all they want. It doesn't matter if it's the console manufacturer or the game developer. GTA(#) has been hyped for decades, they don't need a physical GTAV to float around to convince a handful of people to buy GTAVI. GTA is not in the same market as FF

There's thousands of Rav4 owners that love their older vehicles to death. The 3 "tire on the back" generations. Your single bad vehicle is anecdotal. Trade in? One of the most resellable vehicles in the market? I bet you the prior owner knew it was bad.

The current Rav4 is bloated. It started as a lifted Corolla with a taller roof and 4WD. Its been bloating rapidly for 10 years and is now closer to the Camry, going so far as to jump platforms. It's now within 1" of the height and length of a 94 Explorer while being 3" wider. Just because it's smaller than a current Explorer doesn't mean it's not bloated. You have a comfortable commuter car that Toyota reports is an offroad truck.

Be aware light clothing can still transmit enough light to burn. My bullshit test is "can I look at the sun through this fabric or does it hurt?". It's a little conservative, but it's good enough for me if I plan to be out for 8 hours. I actually just got burned shirtless last week on one side. With a light, black, sports shirt the next day, I was in mild burning pain when the sun hit my burned side. It wasn't just heat, as lifted the fabric off my skin still hurt the same.