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I own a 1988 Ford Thunderbird (It's a v8 3 liter engine), it only has 73,000 original miles on it but its A/C doesn't work. The body and interior are in excellent shape. Any good guesses to how much it's worth? I don't know quite enough about cars to know for sure. Thanks guys.

I own a 1988 Ford Thunderbird, it only has 73,000 original miles on it but its A/C doesn't work. The body and interior is in excellent shape. Any good guesses to how much it's worth? I don't know quite enough about cars to know for sure. Thanks guys.

I was thinking about all the girls I've seen in good/happy relationships and what "type" they were before their relationship, which leads me to the question. What kind of guys end up falling for the type of girl that every other guy thinks of as his sister, best friend or just "one of the guys"?

I was thinking about this and decided to get some opinions on the subject. What kind of guys end up falling for the girl that every other guy thinks of as his sister, best friend or just "one of the guys"?

Are you drawn to complicated women who are more "wild and crazy" or do you prefer more simple women who are more grounded? I know guys who go both ways, what about you? If neither of these sound right to you, comment on whatever you prefer.

Answer seriously please. Thanks

I know men who can handle high maintenance women and other men that prefer lower maintenance women. What's your preference? Do you prefer the challenge of high maintenance or the easy-going nature of low maintenance? Or is it completely dependent on the situation?

P.S. Please answer seriously. If you're planning on commenting with an answer like "I don't care how she is if she can take it to the mouth" then please, do yourself a favor and don't waste your time and and do me the favor of not having to read another answer typed by your inner, penis-driven Neanderthal.

I know men who can handle high maintenance women and other men that prefer lower maintenance women. What's your preference? Do you prefer the challenge of high maintenance or the easy-going nature of low maintenance?

I'm sorry to say the scene only lasts a literal second. Go to 0:57. It's the scene with the brunette chick in the grey dress who axes the people in a circle right after you see the Kill Bill scene and right before the 5th Element scene. I swear I've seen whatever movie that scene came from but I can't remember. Thanks in advance to anyone who has an idea.

I can't remember how it went but it was a woman singing and she had a nice/pretty voice. If anyone knows, do tell. Thank you.

The files I'm trying to play are avi files and before you tell me to look at the video option to see if it's on, I already did.

For the AVI player, it's showing the video settings as if it were playing the video normally but of course, it's only giving the audio. On Windows media player, it's only giving the audio and the only video options are for "album art" and other stuff as if it were an audio file instead of a video file. What's up?!? I don't know what the problem is considering all my avi files are doing the same thing and there was nothing wrong with them a few days ago. Help?

The instructions I was given to write this theme (on Julius Caesar bleh) was to do it in a specific format. Starting with the title page (which made sense), but after that a "pledge page", "sentence outline", and critical review.

She didn't elaborate on what a "pledge page" and "sentence outline" consisted of exactly as if we had been taught this before and should have known what she was talking about, so I'm thinking I probably know how to do these, but possibly with a different name. So if you know what she means by these two, please tell. Thanks,

It's the short TV commercial version which is probably less than a minute. It sounds like a woman/girl singing and no, it's not 'Sour Cherry' by The Kills.

I've had this stupid bruise on the side of my ribs for 6 plus years now....is it actually a bruise? It's lighter than a usual bruise, and sometimes it's slightly sore. I really have no idea if it's actually a bruise, or some weird discoloration or something. It's not a birth mark cause I haven't had it all my life, so if there's something else it could be, do tell.

I've had this stupid bruise on the side of my ribs for 6 plus years now....is it actually a bruise? It's lighter than a usual bruise, and sometimes it's slightly sore. I really have no idea if it's actually a bruise, or some weird discoloration or something. It's not a birth mark cause I haven't had it all my life, so if there's something else it could be, do tell.

You know how on YouTube under comments for any emotional, sappy song there's always a ton of comments like "my dad just died and then I fell in love with a guy who treated me badly and I really connect with this song because of a how broken I feel" or something like that.

Is it just me or does that seem really weird to anyone else? I'm not saying that these people haven't gone through a bunch of really difficult times where they've genuinely felt that way, but doesn't it seem weird to post it publicly for anyone to see? In my opinion mind you, it seems like people feel the need to express their deepest, complex and personal feelings with the world or they're out to get sympathy/attention and thumbs up (why do people thumbs up that stuff anyway?)...

Anyway, I was just thinking and thought I'd ask.

So, is Ichigo's completed fullbring like cool Arrancar-ish, Power Ranger-esque or did he just get back from the Tron world?

As far as metal detectors go. I have a hair wrap literally weaved into my hair and it has a metal ring at the end of it and metal leaves weaved into the whole thing. Is this going to cause a problem at airport security? I can't take it off like jewelry, so if they expect it to come off, there's going to be a problem.

I was just wondering exactly how you go by getting a job permit. What age limits does it have? How long does it take to officially get one?

I was just wondering what your opinion was on this subject. Does college level psychology have mature subject matter, or is it just a demanding class that takes a lot of work? I personally think if a student was willing to put in the work, it would be fine. Anyway, what is your opinion?

I was just wondering what your opinion was on this subject. Does college level psychology have mature subject matter, or is it just a demanding class that takes a lot of work? I personally think if a student was willing to put in the work, it would be fine. Anyway, what is your opinion?