You are confusing me. Is the convertible the new Porsche or the older, cheaper one? Is the vehicle he's in in the photo the new Porsche or the older one?
This is all the convertible which is the old cheaper one. Notice all the red everywhere.
Also, I'm pretty sure she lost the new one. Maybe for financial reasons.
Thankfully with this one she has thus far paid other people to do the majority of work, and I'm still not convinced the same wasn't done for this latest nigrigging job.
Thankfully with this one she has thus far paid other people to do the majority of work, and I'm still not convinced the same wasn't done for this latest nigrigging job.
I suspect that the hack was performed by a previous owner. Notice that the pin around which John has spastically wrapped a speaker wire has been bent from its normal upright position to prevent it from making contact inside the relay box. In his tweet, John doesn't mention doing this, and it's definitely something he would have crowed about.
No, you generally can't just take a car back and say "nevermind." Maybe Frank's contract skills found a way but I seriously doubt it.
But a "custom order" just means they installed a specific set of "extra features." It's the same shit, they have a lot of the most common combinations pre-build and they just ship them to you. You could sell it to a used car dealer and if you aren't trading for another car they will give you like 1/3 to 1/2 of what they would sell it at. Maybe you find somebody else who wants a "ALMOST NEW" and are willing to pay 3/4 of the price for example. That's all better than a full loss, or having to tighten the purse strings to much in other areas. Frank probably talked to a financial provider and got a little bit of sense talked into him.
A title does show up in public record, so if someone were willing and had her social ( note I am NOT advocating this, it may be illegal ) they could run a background check and find out. Without her social could probably call up the local mva / dmv or courthouse or whatever (I don't know how their state works) and query for titles held by Brianna and Frank Wu.
Within a few weeks it would show transferred (or not reported) if had to sell it, or a "total loss" if she filed the paperwork to collect on an accident. But nothing indicates there was any accident, at least not a major one. My crystal ball says that Brianna overspent Frank's dime and he didn't know, he probably believed the bullshit prices she quotes on twitter. And Frank found out and lashed out. Brianna just held her ghoulish giant arm out and pressed against his forehead, and no matter how much he punched at the air or tried to run forward he could not reach Brianna. Being a troll comes in handy sometimes with domestic disputes.
Or Frank got a few quotes for the cost of liability insurance on a $100,000 sports car driven by a 41-year-old unemployed "woman" with a recently reported collision claim.
So the government should prevent corporations from privatising space because moon rocks but the government can't go into space either because moon rocks. Alright John.
So the government should prevent corporations from privatising space because moon rocks but the government can't go into space either because moon rocks. Alright John.
"If Trump militarizes space with this "Space Force," we will be breaking the 2006 Space Preservation Treaty, which every other major country in the world signed."
How can you break a treaty that you didn't sign? Imbecile.
Today, on Short Attention Span Canidate, Brianna Wu answers that question with: "Do you think Team Rocket is just a podcast or... would rocks dropped from the moon explode my Porsche? Did I mention I have a Porsche? I'm a pretty badass tech grrrrl, I bet."
So the government should prevent corporations from privatising space because moon rocks but the government can't go into space either because moon rocks. Alright John.
He still spent six figures of Frank's money to afro-engineer some bullshit to disable a safety feature that could get him killed. Why the fuck would he do that? Never mind the sheer stupidity of dropping six figures on a Porsche and then leaving it outside in the rain. How fucking dumb do you have to be to do that?
The house Frank and John are currently renting doesn't even have a covered carport/garage. I can't wait to see what kind of a number the winter snow does on his Porsches.
The house Frank and John are currently renting doesn't even have a covered carport/garage. I can't wait to see what kind of a number the winter snow does on his Porsches.
I thought it did - weren't the most recent set of "dog dungeon" pictures in a garage?
Of course that room was completely stuffed to the gills with junk so it's somewhat of a moot point.
I thought it did - weren't the most recent set of "dog dungeon" pictures in a garage?
Of course that room was completely stuffed to the gills with junk so it's somewhat of a moot point.
You can return a leased vehicle early but there will be a break clause usually making you pay off half the cost, or the difference between the residual value of the car and remaining value of the lease, or something like that. Dunno about the US but in Europe (and Aus) if you get a car with finance from the dealer it is usually a form of lease because they don't want to secure the loan on a depreciating asset like a car, so the car remains their property till you pay it off and you agree to make them whole if the value of the car drops below what you owe on it. If you get a bank loan or unsecured loan then you might own the car outright but owe money to whoever lent it to you, so even if you sell it you can't get away from the loan.
Also, you can always "return" a car with finance owing on it: just stop paying the payments and they'll even come and pick it up!
What the actual fuck. So Wu thinks North Korea could never build an ICBM that only goes out of the atmosphere on a short suborbital flight but they can build orbital weaponry?
In what possible universe does that make any sense?
