Yellowtail

So, the tires are 12.5 years old and have 78K km?

Yeah, that's been the case for the last 50-60 years, that's why I was asking if the spare the same brand/size as the blowout. I know my spare is the same size, and is rotated in every 10k km.

Nice it's a common, inexpensive size anyways,,, ค้นหายางรถยนต์ขนาด 185/60R15 | เช็ค ชอป ชัวร์ YELLOWTiRE

Indeed. 12k km is basically a new tire.

Not sure about Cockpit, but I know if you buy the tires at B-Quik they'll come out and change it for you. Is the spare the same brand/size as the blowout?

Sure Jan.mp4

How many km? Do you have a good spare and is it the same as the others?

Not from normal wear. You likely hit the corner of a sharp parking block to cut it, and it did not blow out right away. Where and when did you buy it?

Then you are not paying attention.

And anyone not living hand-to-mouth.

What are you, the fashion police? He's a civilian. But you're Right, at least Biden's clown shoes were black:

And even more people buy cheap phones because they can't afford more expensive phones.

All they have, is that they are against Trump. They are against all the things most Americans voted for. The Democrats are doing all they can to: Reopen the border Stop departing criminals Get men back in girls' showers & sports Keep DEI going Keep antisemitism going on campuses

Not for the skint...

The left controls the news media, education, the courts, virtually all the foundations, Wall Street, big tech, Hollywood, music, big pharma and every big city in the country.

The Desi girls in those uniforms are kind of hot though, yes?

I was sure I would not like the facial ID, took about five minutes to change my mind.

What is your budget? I have an Electrolux EOT70DB which I like okay and is a bit bigger than the Sharp I had before. It says it goes to 250C, but I do not think it actually does. It works fine for baking bread, cookies, cakes and making pizza and whatnot. Perfect for roasting meats and oven BBQing ribs. ELECTROLUX เตาอบไฟฟ้า (70 ลิตร) รุ่น EOT70DB สินค้าราคาพิเศษเป็นสินค้าวางโชว์บนชั้น | Lazada.co.th I have a Smeg in my new house that claims it goes to 270C, but I have not used it yet.

Except that the left has been moaning about Trump's "obvious descent into dementia" for almost ten years. And it's only now that that the left lost the election that they are admitting anything at all about Biden. I'm hoping Trump steps down after the midterms so JD can run as an incumbent against AOC. I want to see that debate. Hypocrite, thy name is lefty.

What about people that don't work in a perfect world? And what about maga haters trolling internet forums to spread their disease at every opportunity, are they allowed in your perfect world, or do you exterminate them?

I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max that is over three years old, and it has the same iOS and security as a brand-new iPhone 16. I'll buy my wife a new iPhone 17 for Christmas this year, and I'll get her 15, which will work pretty much exactly like the 13 I have now. No learning curve. In the 10-15 years I've been using the iPhones, every software upgrade has been seamless and ever replacement has been painless.

Yes, but you get those things whether you buy a cheap phone, or an expensive phone, and the tech in the cheap phones generally trails the tech in the expensive phones. Cheap is a great reason to buy something. But buying something cheap because you want do replace it more often does not make a lot of sense to me. I would rather buy something nice and keep it a couple years as opposed to buying something cheap so I can replace it every year.

My first mobile phone was a Nokia 3210, provided for my job when I was relocated to Thailand. All of my phones until 2020 were company provided, and they were replaced every two years. First "smart" phone was an HP iPAQ which I thought was largely useless. First iPhone was a 4S and I thought it was great. Once you get used to the iOS, it's tough to go Android. I bought a cheap Android to use as a local phone in the US and could not do anything with it.

So, a new cheap phone is more technologically advanced than an old cheap phone? Is a new expensive phone not also more technologically advanced than an old expensive phone? All you are really saying is that cheap phones are cheaper than expensive phones. I do not think that is in dispute.

I have an old XS Max that I use for my US sim and it still works great.