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Not my fault they are amazing cars. I love my honda. But yeah you can get a new Civic for 16k with 0 miles on it.
Or at least I did some how.
It's actually your fault, Mazzyx. I just called up my local Honda dealer and asked them "who's fault is it that your 2005 civic Hondas with 100k miles on it are priced around $8000 dollars?" and they said one word: "Mazzyx."
D:
That's sooooo sad!
Going to add to this it is a lot of just how the language in the Middle East works. Also there are pretty strong trends in Islam to fund natural science research and study. Though they might state, "God willed it" they are still doing good lab work. The religion when it comes to the natural sciences sees it as a duty to learn how the universe works including things like biology and physics.
Basically it is a culture that can have science and good research and have a strong religious bent. It really doesn't have the strong anti-science bent that Christianity has had through its history. But since we come from a culture with the latter we get pretty freaked out by any sort of religion being mentioned in our secular science.
FRUSTRATION!
I'm a super villain what can I say?
Wawiwewo Rarirurero
Sweet. I just came up with an anime character name!
Gonna drive this thing for 10 more years.
It's your Civic duty.
Just right it out a billion times. I am not sure how it sticks but it just started sticking in my head. It was really weird.
it goes to such a dark place
the kid digging holes in the ground to visit his father made me lose my shit though
laughing
I pay mine off this October, it has 11k miles on it. Going to run till I die!
They tried to sell me on personal trainers and I'm like naaaaah.
Yeah that's probably what I'll have to do, the other ones I only had to write out about 40-50 or so times and then flash cards to get, but for some reason those ones just aren't sticking.
Oh well, I gotta plenty of time to myself at work today it seems, so time to hammer out some writing.
I am pretty excited about moving on to kanji once I get hiragana down, or do you think it would be better to do katakana first? Or can I kinda fake it with the katakana if I know hiragana? Being able to read is probably more important than being able to write for me.
Man you don't drive a lot!
they seem really impractical
Screw you guys! I will just wait until someone posts one with a new battery and reasonable price.
Run on things, lift heavy things, punch hanging things
There you go.
My 2004 Mazda 3 was so close to reaching 100k but then I passed out on the freeway and killed it, alas. I'm now driving a 2008 sonata that had 45 k miles on it when I bought it. I paid about $11k total in cash. the buying/research process was very rushed because i was hemorraghing money because i was in a rental car with no other options. should have borrowed a car from my parents and taken my time. i think they were out of town though most likely. oh wells. it's not a bad car but it doesn't have a ton of personality.
I still have 3 years to pay on it too.
D:
shipping your character
Do katakana first for a billion reasons. One of which being a lot are based on the hiragana. The other ones being basically that you'll never be done with kanji and also fuck kanji so hard.
Then Skype me or something (seriously, I've been wanting someone to practice Japanese with for ages >.>)
Japanese has three systems. Two of them are NOT impractical - they're phoenetic and have forty characters or so. It's like if English made more sense.
The third is the adopted Chinese system, which is... impractical, as you said.
Whipper snapper!
And yeah, I'm looking forward to having no car payment and no student loan payment.
What the fuck?
https://twitter.com/Hooraydiation
Learn katakana first. You need to know both of the phonetic systems first. Kanji has two types of reading, one of those is in katakana. Also katakana is different enough that you can't fake it also it is super fucking useful for daily life. Lots of menus are and signs are in katakana, any loan word is also in katakana. Building names and you write your name in katakana.
Basically don't start kanji till you can read and write the two phonetics. Then start kanji.
having three systems is the epitome of hilariously impractical
it's from the onion
I studies Japanese for four years in high school and another two quarters in college, and I have never seen those ever until I looked them up on Wikipedia.
Going to throw together a routine by next week, and already upped the protein in my diet. Just need to kick my ass to do it whilst working seven days a week.
P. damn hyped for it actually.
https://twitter.com/Hooraydiation
with home-school shootings being as common as they are, noticing that it's satire isn't easy