G.T.
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Nice to hear firsthand info!
The discussions in other places were saying well, cant be that bad considering how stuff was back in the day lol.
Here's a vid by a shop building one of the China Landcruiser bodies.
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The discussions in other places were saying well, cant be that bad considering how stuff was back in the day lol.
Here's a vid by a shop building one of the China Landcruiser bodies.
HoosierDaddy
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https://www.jalopnik.com/2187888/new-california-proposal-could-ban-enthusiast-tires/
I predict an upswing in J.A.T.O. use by street racers.
I predict an upswing in J.A.T.O. use by street racers.
HoosierDaddy
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https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/at...wn-health-clinics/IWCMXRIAOFDHBM24QN7MA75PNI/
Compensate the doctors with tips only. Win/win
Compensate the doctors with tips only. Win/win
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Hello; I see a nurse practitioner over 95% of the time at the clinic where I go. There is a doctor she works under.
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Okay. The article is about clinics run by practitioners who pay doctors to oversee the practitioners medical activities. The practitioners like that. The doctors like that. The patients like that. Are you saying you agree that should be made illegal now?
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Hello; I am not saying such should be made illegal. Read to me as tho someone took a look at the text of the law/rules which applies and somehow determined the consulting doctors cannot be paid for their work (supervision.
A thing is if the wording of the law/rules actually states such then technically it may be illegal to pay a supervising doctor.
I have seen several nurse practitioners over the years. There was always a doctor in the background in Ky & TN.
If there is some other thing in play i must have missed it.
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https://www.thedrive.com/news/licen...nes-wearables-infotainment-and-even-your-pets
Can also be purchased without license plate reader feature to track people when not driving.
Can also be purchased without license plate reader feature to track people when not driving.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/new...1&cvid=6a4a4c9640c74dd49e8d9b204c3d5afa&ei=73
Hello; no dogs in this story. The crux of this story is something i have observed many times and been a victim of a few times. That being when younger children damage something in particular and to a lesser degree use private property. No big deal if the parents stand up and make things right, but as in the story parents often refuse.
I did not have a Ferrari but did get my 1991 Nissan Sentra RE-R rocked by some kids. Parents refused to pay so we wound up in juvie court. Parents wound up paying for the dents.
The notion as i have come to understand it goes something like kids will be kids so let it go. I do get the kids may not have criminal intent or may not understand the potential for damage. But damage is damage.
A loosely related but related thing I discovered as a public-school teacher. That is when breaking up a fight between students one or more of them will get a punch or two into the teacher. Happened to me until i learned to look for such. One teacher wound up with a broken leg breaking up a fight. One trick I learned was to not be super-fast into the middle of a fight. Take a second as you approach to evaluate. If one kid is beating the other, then grab the dominate one. The loser was usually already to quit. Often enough both are ready to quit.
A question comes to mind. The guy parked his Ferrari in a place open to the public. Do any of you GT350, GT 500, Darkhorse or other high dollar Mustang regularly park in open to the public places????
Hello; no dogs in this story. The crux of this story is something i have observed many times and been a victim of a few times. That being when younger children damage something in particular and to a lesser degree use private property. No big deal if the parents stand up and make things right, but as in the story parents often refuse.
I did not have a Ferrari but did get my 1991 Nissan Sentra RE-R rocked by some kids. Parents refused to pay so we wound up in juvie court. Parents wound up paying for the dents.
The notion as i have come to understand it goes something like kids will be kids so let it go. I do get the kids may not have criminal intent or may not understand the potential for damage. But damage is damage.
A loosely related but related thing I discovered as a public-school teacher. That is when breaking up a fight between students one or more of them will get a punch or two into the teacher. Happened to me until i learned to look for such. One teacher wound up with a broken leg breaking up a fight. One trick I learned was to not be super-fast into the middle of a fight. Take a second as you approach to evaluate. If one kid is beating the other, then grab the dominate one. The loser was usually already to quit. Often enough both are ready to quit.
A question comes to mind. The guy parked his Ferrari in a place open to the public. Do any of you GT350, GT 500, Darkhorse or other high dollar Mustang regularly park in open to the public places????
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