Wow that's a good 6-8m slide.... She'd make the best baseball players proud.

On frickin concrete and asphalt no less... at least it was lubricated a bit

You don't really get duties on things like that, just GST and PST and possibly brokerage unless you clear customs yourself which is doable just takes some hoop jumping at the airport and with the courier company.

PR is the best option, if it's just wheels alone its not too bad? Even a sedan can handle that no problem. Depending when it was I'd help you out, pick them up for you... I go down there quite often.

Lmao Nanaimo: Surrey By The Sea

Skinnypupp still alive?

If anyone doesn't believe in Climate change, just show them these pictures. These are of the favourite lake we've been going to for camping for a dozen years now.

These two pictures are around the same mid-august time frame.

2011:
https://i.imgur.com/b6s9eej.jpg

2023:
https://i.imgur.com/BSPDXKk.jpg

I bet that glacier is going to be totally gone in a year or two.

Doesn't manic live there?


Makes sense

Survived the storm pretty well. Some windows leaked, and our rooftop drains got clogged so the roof was basically a swimming pool. Thankfully that was recently repaired, so recently tested to be water tight. As soon as it stopped raining I got up there and cleared the drains, and it was dry this morning.

This storm didn't hit my place as hard this time, because the wind during the peak was coming from the north and northeast. By the time it rotated to the south, where it would have smashed into our front balcony head on like last time, the winds were starting to die down.

So I got lucky! It was still scary as hell though, just waiting to find out whether a catastrophe would happen. Especially after going through all that with my cat recently, I am a bit on edge lately. It was a similar feeling, just waiting for the next bad news.

Thanks for the well wishes! Maybe it helped

You and El Bastardo worry me some............... now that I know you're safe............



god bless

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F48ZrzqbIAABdbJ.jpg

Last night's storm on the left, 2018 storm on the right. Mangkhut was slightly less intense but WAY bigger and more devastating (and again, we got nailed by southerly winds). Damn storm was bigger than China! :ahwow:

I wish I'd seen this comparison before last night, it would have been somewhat reassuring

welp, at least you still have power and internet.

Those HK'ers are very resourceful!

https://i.cbc.ca/1.6954838.169359113...a-hongkong.JPG

Nice condoms……

giant dick head condoms

This classic interview.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1074612291625

Frig off Lahey.

https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/h...action-7478376

Cars keep getting wider and wider but parking spots keep staying the same size (or even get smaller). 2.47m is 97" (8'1"). Excluding mirrors a CR-V is 73" leaving 12" each side (plus whatever is available in the spots next to it) to get out. Make it a Rivian R1T and you're at 81" wide with 7" each side to get out. Good luck with that.

Not sure going to EVs is going to change this either - this is about people getting bigger and safety regs getting tougher and tougher to meet. Feels like parking spots need to be sized up sooner or later.

can't happen, they need the space for City required unused bike storage :troll: Kappa :lol :ifyouknow:

Bring back minivan sliding doors and lambo doors on DX civics

Or they can crawl through the trunk like Catherine Zeta Jones

I heard about the flooding, hope you're safe

Mike is the one guy on RS I believe could beat up a flood.

What we don't know is if they tried to stuff a SUV into a "Small Car" spot. It really boils down to the fact that most buyers have a preference for larger vehicles. It doesn't help that we have the North American mentality of bigger is better. Our friends in Asian and Europe do just fine with smaller cars such as the X1, Mini Cooper, etc..

^ smaller is better ... with cars and other things ... right @Badhobz?

I dont know what youre insinuating!

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5b/05...1b83447b09.gif

If my tire size is originally 235/60/R18, but I want to go down a wheel and tire size to 17", will my tire now by 235/60/R17?

Is that how it works?

https://tiresize.com/converter/

https://tiresize.com/comparison/

Most similar size will be 235/65/R17.