If this was real, it's the single coolest sighting I've ever seen. Genuinely was awestruck by the car, but I also know there's only like 30 of them left, so I wanted to check to see if this was real before sharing the photos and the story with friends/fam
EDIT: No need to keep clowning, I get that it's fake, wasn't sure at first which is why I asked.
Just started a rewatch of the show for the first time since I watched it during peak COVID, and I was wondering if the Phillip and Elizabeth were registered with a political party in the U.S.? They clearly don't like Reagan, which is obvious since they're undercover KGB case officers, but I'm wondering if throughout the show, they show any political leaning whatsoever for the sake of their cover, like did they vote for Carter or do they pretend to be Republicans?
So for context, this morning I was driving my car when suddenly, while braking, the car started pulling to the right. Then immediately after this, while turning, the car started making a clicking/popping sound by the right front tire. Essentially, I pulled into the dentist, but didn't feel safe driving it back, so we called a tow truck and brought it to the autobody shop.
At first guy said it sounded like an axle issue but he just called and said that the entire under carriage is rusted away and cracked down the middle, and that it'll cost at least 5k to fix. He recommended scrapping the car cause there's no way Subaru would want it. Is it worth repairing, or should I start looking for a replacement. I'm a 22 year old recent college grad so either way this is gonna suck for my wallet.
See you boys again next year at Saint Marys!
Seen a lot of dreary posts on here, and I don’t blame anyone for feeling incredibly awful about today. Just a reminder, there’s always someone willing to listen, and someone willing to help. So if you’re having an incredibly rough go of it, just know that the NHS has 24/7 a website that can help. The link is right here:
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/feelings-symptoms-behaviours/behaviours/help-for-suicidal-thoughts/
I've posted here before, but TLDR is that a few months ago, I missed on the Intel OCS Board. I'm a College Senior who has a World Politics Major and graduates in a few weeks, my stats are a 3.6 GPA, a 56 OAR, with no waivers, and LORs from a Member of Congress, and a Retired Flag Officer, so while I guess that wasn't good enough for Intel, it was good enough for Preferred Applicant Selection for SWO.
Now, I know people dog on being a SWO quite a bit, which I'm not gonna get into here right now because I don't really care about the job I do, wearing the uniform is more important. My question rather is what the process looks like from here when it comes to Preferred Applicant Selection.
I submitted all my papers a couple weeks back, then was sent a new APSR to fill out by my recruiter, but he hasn't gotten back to me since I submitted it last week, and so I was wondering specifically what the timeline would look like to hear back about OCS, and from there, if I do get it, what date I'd likely get ship out. Lastly, if anyone does have any advice on being a SWO that isn't telling me I'm making a mistake by picking it, such as your favorite duty stations, or what to do when I get to a ship, that would be appreciated as well.
Thanks for all of your help!
Dear Stoke Fans,
From everyone at Southampton football club, we'd like to offer our deepest apologies for giving you Gavin Bazunu. We know he sucks and we're sincerely sorry for what you have to go through while watching him play. We also know that a U13 Paralympic Keeper would probably be better than him.
Once again, we're so terribly sorry about what you have to go through watching him play, so let us know if you need anything from us during these tough times with him on the pitch.
Sincerely,
A Southampton fan.