Costco sells it for $90 online. I can't believe you didn't check your home store smh

I’m not a big fan of the kinetic Lego or whatever Costco typically sells the F1 cars in etc. but comparatively this Senna one looks hella budget lol

did u end up buying it? join us AFOL!!! :h5:



i think this one is pretty nice for its price to piece count ratio. blocks always look better than technics sets unless its their $500+ super car series. those are *chef's kiss*

Arrghhhh I’ve become everything ive ever hated!!!

badhobz got me looking at the lego site. Last one I bought was the Porsche 911.

There's more good stuff now!

https://www.lego.com/en-ca/product/l...ender-90-10317

https://www.lego.com/en-ca/product/m...nal-line-42177

https://www.lego.com/en-ca/product/m...formance-42171

Oh 100% the blocks always look better but yea like you said unless you get the premium sets I guess they do what they can at this price point

I can attest to this. Having personally seen a young father come into emergency with a brain bleed was tough on everyone here. Wife was left behind with their young children. Your friend is incredibly lucky to have come out of this alive and well. Vast majority of people don't make it. Liam Neeson's late wife is an example of this too.

https://media.tenor.com/K8-4jBK8TaUA...eeson-call.gif^ Did he swear he will find the culprit ?

Speaking of health - here's an illness that's more common than people realise and which many of you (in your 40's and 50's) are prime targets for (and roughly 1 in a 1,000 get it each year): Sudden Onset Hearing Loss: https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/sudden-deafness

This happened to me about a month ago - I got a bout of food poisoning and next thing I know I've lost most of my hearing in my left ear. I already have hearing loss and this has left my left ear in pretty bad shape - I can barely hear out of it now without my hearing aids. I have to get my hearing aids adjusted before I know what my new quality of life is but so far it's made life considerably worse and has me looking to accelerate retirement (and I've shelved any plans to buy a sports car for now).

Hearing loss is irreversible (unless it's conductive loss where there's some hope) and 38% of Canadians have some kind of loss and half of those people don't realise it so take care of what you've got. If you think you might have hearing loss you can get your hearing tested for free at Costco or any private clinic. You can even download an app (Mimi) that lets you do an at home test.

imo the wider rears looks off too... the mods and using a non lego piece are not worth it

i had to do the lowering mod on the 488 after building it, going back and rebuilding was a pain in the ass but worth it. damn you lego engineers!!!

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5bgz_zE9LjE/maxresdefault.jpg

Is it safe to turn on my PC notebook yet? I've literally been on my work Macbook since Friday.

Computers at my work all working again.

this happened on Friday, did anyone else spot it? I took a pic lol

Coquitlam learns to park

https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/0...e-care-centre/

Personal PC's should not be affected, it's only a risk if your computer uses crowdstrike which is an enterprise level security software run by companies.

And it sounds like it's no longer an issue if you did not update your work PC's crowdstrike software since last Friday.

Man did you ask why they don't salt those damn fries?

Man, anyone drive HWY 3 and the Coq in the last week or so this summer?

My car got titty fucked by bugs both ways, worst I've ever seen it in years heading out that way in the summer.

Every inch of the windshield, hood, grill were COVERED with dead fuckers.

LOL, after 15+ years of always asking for a pack of salt for my order I would have hoped they got the message to salt their fries. And they ALWAYS have packs of salt to give out too - more so than ketchup packs so it's not like no one else asks.

The owners are such odd people - I imagine they are printing money with that place considering they haven't invested a single cent into the space ever (they might have replaced their chairs at one point), the place is always busy and they've only ever had a single other employee there (some old Chinese guy in the back).

Lol, crashing a car into an eye car center

They were the worst in recent memory when I went down and back a couple weeks ago. Tons of the big ones you actually hear hit the glass and you can hear the grit when you (pointlessly) try to use the wipers.

https://scontent.fcxh3-1.fna.fbcdn.n...Iw&oe=66A34D09

This was the trip to and from Kamloops, you kind of expect it when you drive long distances.

lol, your car would have been the perfect colour to do the DIY masking tape PPF method
https://i.imgur.com/WY1K5E8.png

I got PPF on the front, don't need it :lol

Yeah that blue wrap will protect the white paint for sure

There's a silver lining here in that you're conscious of it and making the most of it!

For years, my dad wouldn't admit there was anything going on with his hearing, and would pretend to himself that he could perfectly hear what we were saying. He would fill in the gaps and insist it's what we'd said, when it wasn't. This got really confusing for my 8 year old niece, when increasingly his responses to her didn't make any sense. Eventually she just stopped talking to him. This was hard on him because he and my mom had basically raised my niece in her younger years. After a ton of painstaking convincing that this was really no different to getting glasses, last year we got him -reluctantly - to try new hearing aids.

We got our dad back, and he got his granddaughter back.

My mother in law isn't far behind. She has it bad enough that if her right ear is turned to someone, she doesn't know when they're speaking, even if they're talking loudly in the same room. She also doesn't think she needs hearing aids, because she "still hears perfectly in the other ear" (she doesn't: she just pretends she does and makes stuff up as we talk).

My wife's insurance has some amount of hearing aid coverage and I'm sure my hearing isn't great anyway after years of power tool use without hearing protection: I figure I'll wear them a while and kinda normalize it around her so she'll have an easier time accepting these glasses for her ears.