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He's no Tyson, but he can handle himself in a ring:The Romulan Republic wrote:Huh. Wasn't aware Justin was a boxer.
Okay, Trudeau vs. Putin duel is a go!
That reminds me of graduate school. I mean... it happens. Students can be hot. I have had students who made my lymbic system go insane and had they not been my students and straight...yeah. Dear God. But they were my students. And Straight. So the Shields went up.Lagmonster wrote: 2017-09-01 10:38am One of our new university hires took one look at a 20-something Jr. Assistant and made up her mind that she is absolutely going to fuck him. A manager watches her walk away from his station while casting back a glance so full of intent I'm surprised he didn't get an underwear-based friction burn from the speed at which he launched his boner. She leaves.
Manager: "What do we not do?"
Assistant: "Sleep with the students."
Manager: "And what are you not going to do?"
Assistant: "Sleep with the student."
(Assistant leaves)
Manager (to me): "He's going off to fuck her right now, isn't he?"
Me (not looking up from screen): "Yes."
Manager: "I should do something."
Me: "I recommend jealousy."
*Disclosure: He did not, of course, because neither of he nor the student are unprofessional idiots, but that makes the story less funny so that information goes down here.
A V6 Fusion will show most Vics its tail lights around a tight street course. With a good enough driver, so would a fleet-spec Focus. The Vic is an icon, but it's a 25-year-old, ladder-frame icon.InsaneTD wrote: 2017-12-26 08:42am My first thought on reading that post, Fords that are quicker then a crown Vic. First five that went though mutt had were Aussie only models and then the GT.![]()
I didn't start doing that at your suggestion. My Oldest Regular and I go way back. He called me Shark years before I ever did that here.Zaune wrote: 2017-12-26 05:09am You do realise I wasn't actually serious when I suggested you should become a wheelman if the taxi gig wasn't viable anymore, right?
It's partly a function of the nebulous "crossover" segment having grown by something like 400% in the past five years - when everyone has an oversized, compromised, worse-minivan/less-capable-4x4, people feel safer to not be the only guy close to the ground with everyone else's bumpers at eye level.Raw Shark wrote: 2017-12-26 10:53pmI didn't start doing that at your suggestion. My Oldest Regular and I go way back. He called me Shark years before I ever did that here.Zaune wrote: 2017-12-26 05:09am You do realise I wasn't actually serious when I suggested you should become a wheelman if the taxi gig wasn't viable anymore, right?
I miss my Explorer, but it definitely did not corner like a Vic. Those things pack a low center of gravity and some solid weight, which is why I smirk every time I hear some amateur say they feel safer in an SUV.
Raw Shark wrote: 2017-12-27 03:25am DAY LABOR LADY: Yeah, we don't have anything for... wait, you're a licensed driver with a clean record? And you know the city?
YOUR DRIVER: Yeah, you could say that. I drove a cab since 2002.
DAY LABOR LADY: Would you be available for a driving job at a police car auction?
YOUR DRIVER: This ought to provide some irony.
I wouldn't want to be in the other vehicle. Never said the Vic wasn't absurdly tough, just that it's tough for a reason that's not conducive to the kind of driving that'll have Vin Diesel's legal team knocking on your doorAnd I'll crash test dummy a Vicky with the full highway interceptor package vs the SUV of your choice any day ending in a Y.