My last car with an ashtray (or cigarrete lighter, for that matter) was my '95 celica. No other car since has had either. My current car ('09 Honda Celica SI) has has a sort of power plug which looks conspicuously like a cigarrete lighter w/o the lighter portion. Apparently smoking went out of style, which sucks since I smoke, lol

elemental_drago

[QUOTE="Captainqwark10"][QUOTE="Hallenbeck77"]In all honesty, I'm surprised the original lasted as long as it did. I lost all interest in them after the ATHF movie came out. Doubt this will get me interested again.Hallenbeck77

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="YellowOneKinobi"] Lets see....

The U.K. presented the President of the United States a gift that was a desk hand crafted out of wood that was part of an historic anti-slave ship.

Obama presented the Prime Minister with a collection of DVD's (that were not in a format that could even be played in England). His follow up gift to the Queen was an I-pod filled with speeches he had given.

Not sure who holds who in what regard.

Ooh I want one of those! lol.

Epic? Not really. But it's coming along pretty good though, albeit slowly.

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hmmm good points. Still, I dont really think people's online personas are representative of their true selves. I am sure more than a few gamespotters post that they'd like to see muslims round up into internment camps, but in reality I doubt that is the case :P Human beings are overall good things at heart

Huh?:question: Actually, I believe quite the contrary.

I think you see people's real personas when they are hidden behind anonymity and have no fear of repercussions. In the real world society restrains these people from expressing or acting out on their true feelings.

It might also make you say things you don't necessarily mean, since, whatever you say has no repercussions.

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lol where? because here in the US I have yet to see, in person, a muslim discriminated against.

mrbojangles25

I wasn't directing it at the US, just so you know and usually people won't just come out and say "Man, I hate Muslims and/or Islam" out loud.

hmmm good points. Still, I dont really think people's online personas are representative of their true selves. I am sure more than a few gamespotters post that they'd like to see muslims round up into internment camps, but in reality I doubt that is the case :P Human beings are overall good things at heart

Huh?:question: Actually, I believe quite the contrary.

I think you see people's real personas when they are hidden behind anonymity and have no fear of repercussions. In the real world society restrains these people from expressing or acting out on their true feelings.

I just got a Nokia Astound (C7 for Europeans) and absolutely hate the Map/GPS app on it. It's great for turn by turn navigation, but if you want to get simple directions or scroll the map after you look up a place, you CAN'T!! You also have you use your current location to navigate somewhere (it doesn't give directions:evil:.). So if I want to help my friend out I can't use his place as a starting point and end at say the movie theater. The ones on the Iphone, android and Windows phone 7 are soooooooooo much better

Had to edit b/c GS doesn't allow "$uck$" in the title

Politicians and "pundits" stand to make alot more money if the status quo is maintained. Whether or not the climatechange is natural orman madethough, the US still needs to invest in new sources of energy. That's the future. Not petroleum.

Too bad Bill didn't think that way. ooooohh:D