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− | + | Now that I have covered the practical mats, the Dr. Jekyll if you will, I want to suggest getting a cold air intake, the Mr. Hyde. There are few "fun" presents to ask for once you hit 18, but I believe this is one of them. I don't drive a Ferrari, but I still crave performance and get a thrill when I slam on the gas pedal. A cold air intake is an aftermarket air intake that is specifically designed to draw cooler air into the engine, thus giving you more horsepower. And this part will also give your vehicle a nice throaty growl; unlike your buddy's Honda with the tin can muffler.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Each of the sets has their own strengths. Jessie's Roundup is small but contains enough blocks for a child to create a many different structures for the figures to interact with. In the Pizza Planet truck set which features Buzz and a Little Green Alien, kids can also play with the truck, take it apart and build their own design. With the two largest sets the sky is the limit.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />2) Secondly, nobody is ever too old to be used by God. No matter what my age, or how many thousands of wrinkles and gray hairs I have, there is always something good I can do. God has plans for each of us. Jeremiah 29:11 says: "'I know the plans I have for you, 'declares the Lord, . . . to give you hope and a future.'" We always have a place in God's scheme of things, even if one foot is in the rest home. We can't outgrow our usefulness and no one's ever too old to have hopes and dreams or to accomplish some pretty nifty things with God's help. I heard of one hip grandma who rode a motorcycle on her ninetieth birthday. That sure beats staring at the wall from a rocking chair in a puddle of drool.<br /><br />Well, just as it's impossible to "pigeon hole" people, it's not a good idea to do that with any particular breed of dog, either. It's true that most Golden Retrievers are easygoing, happy-go-lucky dogs. But each one is a unique individual with his own heartwarming quirks.<br /><br />M.A.S.K, for the uninitiated, was a 1980s kids' cartoon series and best described as a hybrid of Transformers and G.I. Joe. In total 75 episodes were created between 1985 and 1986. The relevance to this list? Rhino - surely one of the finest lorries ever to grace our television sets. This lorry was piloted by Bruce Sato, Alex Sector and Matt Tracker at various points in the show and was armed with anti-gravity cannons, a battering ram, a missile launcher and a separate little car that could slip out of the back.<br /><br />Wrinkles aren't the only revolting development that's got me down. It's bad enough that I've turned into grandma Moses, but I'm looking a lot like Grandpa Walton too. I've sprouted a beard and mustache, and my whole face is lower than it used to be. Yesterday, my husband called me "floppy cheeks," and I don't think he meant it as a term of endearment. I no longer count gravity among my friends. It's pulling everything southward, and parts that once were perky are now in danger of being stepped on and often get road rash from dragging on the pavement.<br /><br />We're all talking about it to no end. But is there any actual sales? For the original product, or for the many, many offshoots that almost instantly try to jump on the bandwagon? There sure is a 'buzz' about it. And buzz means sales! Right? |
Latest revision as of 06:23, 30 November 2019
Now that I have covered the practical mats, the Dr. Jekyll if you will, I want to suggest getting a cold air intake, the Mr. Hyde. There are few "fun" presents to ask for once you hit 18, but I believe this is one of them. I don't drive a Ferrari, but I still crave performance and get a thrill when I slam on the gas pedal. A cold air intake is an aftermarket air intake that is specifically designed to draw cooler air into the engine, thus giving you more horsepower. And this part will also give your vehicle a nice throaty growl; unlike your buddy's Honda with the tin can muffler.
Each of the sets has their own strengths. Jessie's Roundup is small but contains enough blocks for a child to create a many different structures for the figures to interact with. In the Pizza Planet truck set which features Buzz and a Little Green Alien, kids can also play with the truck, take it apart and build their own design. With the two largest sets the sky is the limit.
2) Secondly, nobody is ever too old to be used by God. No matter what my age, or how many thousands of wrinkles and gray hairs I have, there is always something good I can do. God has plans for each of us. Jeremiah 29:11 says: "'I know the plans I have for you, 'declares the Lord, . . . to give you hope and a future.'" We always have a place in God's scheme of things, even if one foot is in the rest home. We can't outgrow our usefulness and no one's ever too old to have hopes and dreams or to accomplish some pretty nifty things with God's help. I heard of one hip grandma who rode a motorcycle on her ninetieth birthday. That sure beats staring at the wall from a rocking chair in a puddle of drool.
Well, just as it's impossible to "pigeon hole" people, it's not a good idea to do that with any particular breed of dog, either. It's true that most Golden Retrievers are easygoing, happy-go-lucky dogs. But each one is a unique individual with his own heartwarming quirks.
M.A.S.K, for the uninitiated, was a 1980s kids' cartoon series and best described as a hybrid of Transformers and G.I. Joe. In total 75 episodes were created between 1985 and 1986. The relevance to this list? Rhino - surely one of the finest lorries ever to grace our television sets. This lorry was piloted by Bruce Sato, Alex Sector and Matt Tracker at various points in the show and was armed with anti-gravity cannons, a battering ram, a missile launcher and a separate little car that could slip out of the back.
Wrinkles aren't the only revolting development that's got me down. It's bad enough that I've turned into grandma Moses, but I'm looking a lot like Grandpa Walton too. I've sprouted a beard and mustache, and my whole face is lower than it used to be. Yesterday, my husband called me "floppy cheeks," and I don't think he meant it as a term of endearment. I no longer count gravity among my friends. It's pulling everything southward, and parts that once were perky are now in danger of being stepped on and often get road rash from dragging on the pavement.
We're all talking about it to no end. But is there any actual sales? For the original product, or for the many, many offshoots that almost instantly try to jump on the bandwagon? There sure is a 'buzz' about it. And buzz means sales! Right?