Random Rants
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@Matt And Ava probably remembers how you had her back, when you saved her and you were attacked in New Mexico.......
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It's so hard not to rage here daily.
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My little souvenir from Zurich. Can’t believe it took so long. Was there last December, only had an email from the car rental company end of Jan. by the time I got the letter we’re almost in March.. so much for paying within 30days
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As a general rule, we will:
- Publish a release date for a product as soon as we are reasonably confident it will not change
- Publish sizing as soon as we have measured the production run. Measurements of samples are totally irrelevant, they may have been tweaked between sampling and production One of the key reasons for sampling is to check sizing/how the cut fits/how the fabric behaves etc etc
- If sizes change between production runs we will say so, and republish a sizing table
Our goal is to sell as much stuff as possible with the minimum of fuss and minimal returns. So not telling you what is going on and what the actual sizing of product is, would be totally counter productive.
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3km/h too fast. You monster!
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@RobeOfTheMagi thought the same thing haha
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in all honestly 1) I've just driven over from Germany. 2) Waze told me the road was 60km/h. damn the swisss
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@louisbosco I wonder if you can claim that it was a calibration issue with the car's speedometer and as far as you could tell you were driving the posted speed limit.
But then again, it may be worth just paying it...
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@goosehd said in Random Rants:
I wonder if you can claim that it was a calibration issue with the car's speedometer
No way........We don't get away with shit that easy over here
And for approx USD40 I'd pay and forget......
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@goosehd yeah I read that the Swiss bureaucracy is a bitch to navigate. technically, they've already knocked 5km/h off. for what it's worth, I've compared Waze to most new cars digital speedo and the tolerance is 1km/hr.
it's quite an improvement from the traditional dials
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@Giles same thoughts
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@Tago-Mago I’m in my 50’s…
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Porsche is probably my favorite automotive marque for road and racing cars. I love their aesthetics and engineering and they’re good at making practical performance cars. This has been the case since my late teens, so I don’t think it’s a midlife crisis thing unless I just did it backwards: before that it was all Ferrari.
I am still a McLaren loyalist in F1 but I love Ferraris drivers and principal.
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@mclaincausey my dream car as a kid was a 928S. Always loved Porsche
1985…from Car and Driver
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@goosehd it's a glorified beetle, I never understood what the fuss is all about. But as is the case with many things - I will never compete with you or @mclaincausey for one of their cars, with the possible exception of a 356. I'd much rather have a Ferrari, although owning either looks very unlikely
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I like the Saab 900.