Power or not, I’m asking for stories about extremely pretty cars getting properly driven after years of idling on and off of trailers

I’ve seen those, I’m amazed that they let anyone drive such nice examples of those cars at all, let alone turning them loose on a track etc

That sounds amazing! At least, until they catch fire. A symphony of roaring engines followed by immediate disaster, haha how cool!

Ghost rider, for the mayhem and lots of fire everywhere!

Also, for printing LEGO-like bricks, you can use a smaller printer, and focus on quality

Mythbusters.

Some science mixed in with copious amounts of blowing things up and wild problem solving.

The difference between messing around vs science is writing things down!

Sure! Might stir up some activity over there. I wouldn’t mind running my username again through whatever is free to see what images I get back this time

ImageAI had a fun post where you input your username as a prompt and see what comes of it. Tadaa, perfect profile picture

1 car accident 2 age related (heart attack, cancer, getting sick when too old to deal with normal sicknesses) 3 firearms accident 4 house fire 5 underestimating a sickness Edit to add 6 workplace accident (manufacturing)

Idk, whatever I can come up with would probably have massive unintended negative consequences.

It should have something like a Miata or Caterham or a hot hatch of some kind.

A typewriter and an empty space where a sporty car should go

Mixed with references to Samson and Delilah

Saving this one, they seem like good “I just need food quick” meals as well as being cheap

In the US, I pay 23 dollars per month for 2 lines sharing 5 gigabytes of 5g data, unlimited talk and text through U.S. Mobile.

It’s plenty because we are on WiFi most of the time.

I have an active job. I still need to add some sort of exercise to my routine.

Yes, but the drop off in replies to new comments is early and sudden.

The extra-specific ask communities where great! Ask science fiction was one of my favorites

Interaction on posts that have been up for more than 8 hours

Maybe the supply of old furniture will dry up, and demand would rise enough to make actual quality furniture feasible again