Like he did any of it besides hiring all the geniuses that did

Oh man I hope so I didn’t realize it was so popular… I’ll keep my eye out here in Calgary too!

Try the TRU and those mindworks or whatever they’re called stores they also carry Lego products.

Yah ... but sometimes who you hire makes you look like a genius or an idiot. :lol

All this Integra girl talk... having seen the photo again (burn in hell you bastard), I realize I own those wheels for the EF lol. Makes me a little sick to my stomach ugh.

The Nightmare Before Christmas set is exclusive to LEGO so unless that changes, you won’t find it anywhere else except from them directly.

Are you in Vancouver? As of this moment, the website says it’s in stock in the Richmond centre store.

i find most "scary/horror/dark/monster" themed lego sell pretty well, especially such a cult classic

most hobby store and fbm will have it, marked up though
thanks for the tip! i just asked my cousin to go there and pick it up, she said there was only 2 left

so i got a nail in the rear tire of my hitler box and everyone I call (OK tire, Fountain tire, etc) seems to want at least 40-50 dollars for a flat repair. WTF, I thought this shit was like 20 bucks?

https://i.postimg.cc/kGwFK9S4/IMG-3615.jpg

diy? shouldnt take more than 10 minutes

yah im just gonna buy a tire plug kit and do it myself. apparently, I don't even have to take off the tire, just jab the rubber thingy inside.....

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-UTnDheAMcE

but I remember the old days, you had to take off the tire, scrape it with some rubber scrapper thing, apply the patch behind and then put it back on.

I literally saw this done the other day to gf's car. It surprised me that it can be done (safely) without removing the tire or deflating it. Make sure you have some bubbly water on hand to check for leaks after plugging the puncture.

It's a new car. Did you take the wheel and tire coverage?

But I'd recommend the inside patch vs plugging externally.

You're in Rmd? My neighbour says metro tire charges $15 to plug and $30 for inside patch.

Costco might do it for free or $20 but you'd have to book an appointment and deal with the horror of richmond costco parking.

I tried Richmond Costco tire change once - it was cheap but I waited 3 hours to get my winters (booked a mid-afternoon slot).

Today is Thanksgiving ... just be thankful it wasn't a couple inches closer to the edge

Problem: Nail in tire
Solution: Buy new car

You're welcome.

Damn that's cheap. Kal Tire charged me $65 OTD to plug and patch my tire last October (ie. 2023).

i'm pretty sure a lot of places have a minimum charge.

Plug is super easy DIY, 15 minute job at most.

So I bought a plug kit from crappy tire and it says on the kit that this is just temporary repair. In order to “comply with standard tire repair practices” it still needs an inside patch.

Have you guys ever plugged and tire and just left it like that ? My German Neighbor said it’s fine and I don’t need to get the inside patch.

https://www.caranddriver.com/feature...s-trucks-2025/

The following cars are dead for next year.
Audi A5, S5, and RS5 Coupe and Convertible

Bugatti Chiron

Chevrolet Camaro

Ferrari 812

Ferrari F8 Spider

Fisker Ocean

Infiniti Q50

Jaguar E-Pace

Jaguar F-type

Jaguar I-Pace

Jaguar XF

Kia Forte

Lamborghini Huracán

Maserati Ghibli

Maserati Levante

Maserati Quattroporte

Mini Clubman

Mitsubishi Mirage and Mirage G4

Nissan GT-R

Nissan Titan

Ram 1500 Classic

Toyota Venza

My god FINALLY that 16 year run of the r35 is over. It's. Cool car but that design desperately needed to end.

Your German neighbour also drives a Chrysler with a battery located in the wheel well. Can you trust him? :lol

RIP Mirage. The most 90s shitbox of the 2010s.. :QQ:

I ran a plug in my last set of tires (Pilot Super Sports) for like 3-4 years with no issues.
I took the tire to Kal-Tire to get a proper patch who said there was too much "sidewall cracking" and refused to do it (there was some, but extremely minor) and wanted to just quote me new tires. So I just plugged it myself.

I also ran a plug in one of the tires of the last set of my F150's tires (BFG K02) for like 2 years no issues either, and that included pulling my trailer on dirt back roads a couple times.

So yeah.

From what I hear Jaguar is talking a break for a year. Meaning it's not making any cars for the whole year.