I mean this is basically the chode of vehicles. It’s the accurate representation of what those lifted hibeam smokestack truck owners are actually like lol
Edit: Those mfers are Tonka tough. Still going through life with the mind of a toddler.
Damn, he really ate the onion on that one…
I thought it hit super hard in release order but I get the argument for timeline lol
Definitely in chronological order of release as the other comment says, but make sure to find the despecialized edition fan re edit which brings the high quality changes to the resolution and sound, but leaves the movies as they were originally shown without the terrible edits from Lucas in the late 90s.
Also, feel free to skip all of the sequels. They are nonsensical and self defeating with every successive installment. I gave the episode 7 a pass on their rehashing of the original and was excited to see a female hero taking up the mantle, but 8 and 9 just undo any positive or coherent story/message structure that could have spun from 7.
Edit: Do not miss Rogue One or Andor. I’d watch those after the prequel trilogy and in order of release too
Be the change you want to see:) Really, though, it’ll take all of us calling these out.
Yeah I mean it’s rotten all the way through, is what I’m saying.
Lol it was more of an aggressive agreement haha not really a direction to you.
Canada won The War of 1812. Look it up.
That’s what I’m saying lol like hobbies are one thing, transporting potentially invasive species becomes another.
Oh yeah definitely, I’m just saying that even though dude(s) is/are going way hardcore and doing illegal stuff for his interests, it at least abuts against hobbyism because hobbyists would be the ones eventually purchasing them.
So it does sort of go back to hobbyism, I could get like a zoological institute or a university having a use for them for study or something, but yeah, I don’t get people wanting to keep non native species like that as a hobby.
But why are they so valuable in the first place? Lol
So, what’s the incentive to do this? I read the article lol.
That’s pretty optimistic.
Part of it has been how it is/was taught. Math was always the subject I had to work harder on than any other. The problem is that I was never taught to really conceptualize the problems. Once I started taking physics and real world applications came into play, it all sort of clicked and got much easier.
Edit: Also, math is really all about relationships and conceptualizing interesting problems or ideas. If it had been presented to me that way, I think I would have been more adept at it earlier.
Okay, yeah you have me converted. I’m definitely not a vehicle elitist and am all for purpose lol my initial reaction was how to like it is from the post and how those types of people continually infantile themselves to their own detriment.