You're lucky! I was out of the two year contract for well over a year, and my rates did not go down. If I bought out right, my rates would have stayed the same. I think the only reason they are able to sell the phones for 99 cents is, they are last years technology, which to most young people is...
I had a 79 Silverado back in the early 90s. It was a nice truck, the previous owner peaced it together out of several junkyard trucks, so it had all the bells and whistles.
For the life of me, I will never understand that! When my last phone went out, I just went online to my carriers website and there they were 99 cent phones. Sure they were last years fancy dancy phones, but that's fine for me. Yes, I did have to sign up for two years, but again, I am happy with...
Get the Tanker jacket, then go to a sporting goods store and buy a jacket liner, Thinsulate or one of the other miracle fabrics. They are very thin, so no need to buy a jacket two sizes bigger, and they are very warm, I have ridden a motorcycle with one under my Barbour down to 30F, which is...
Here it is 49.99cc or smaller. However, they have now added some technicalities, such as max speed, wheelbase and others. Probably because of bikes like the Honda CR110, a replica of Honda's first GP champion bikes.
One of the great things about the 50s and 60s that is missing today was all the different genres you could hear on the top 40 stations. Tis disappeared by the 80s, such a shame!
As for Bugs accent, some say it's a Flatbush, some say, typical Jewish New York accent of the day, Mel Blanc said he combined equal parts Bronx and Brooklyn.
You may be onto something! Seems, they were originally a sanitary version of the spittoon. https://www.kegworks.com/blog/a-lesson-in-tavern-history-the-fresh-flow-trough-spittoon/ Now, I am sure there were more then one overly lubricated patron that used it as a urinal! :oops:
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