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[wheelsbingo]

5 SUVs with the best rear view seating under RS. 17.50 Lakh. 

Regarding SUV purchasing, seating comfort usually is the first factor for many people who concern themselves the most, particularly in a rear-row arrangement. Although driving a comfortable, reliable car could be the most important thing when you're on a budget. 

Here we discuss the top 5 budget-friendly SUVs below Rs.17.50 lakh:- 

1. Kia Seltos: 

The Kia Seltos have achieved high visibility, especially in their high-end showrooms and dealerships. A seat with enough leg space and an unswerving cushion, the Seltos would provide the utmost comfort for passengers. 

2. Hyundai Creta: 

The Hyundai Creta has become iconic for its fold-out elevated seats aimed at comfort. The SUV guarantees ample legroom and thigh support, thus making comfortable drives on the road with the passengers in the elevated seats. 

3. Mahindra XUV 3XO: 

Classified as its small size, Mahindra SUV comes up with roomy space in the back. Being comfortable during a trip becomes so easy as the chair is padded, therefore giving assurance to travellers of the comfort. 

4. Renault Duster: 

The Duster by Renault has a great side in its rich sheet metal and pleasant high-sitting position. The suspension system of an SUV is designed to absorb the jolts thereby giving a comfortable ride to occupants who are sitting at the rear. 

5. Ford EcoSport: 

The Ford Ecosport has got a lot of praise for its raised seats. The decent cabin space as well as the comfortable seats guarantee that the trip is a pleasant and immersive experience for passengers. 

With or without a four-wheel street ride or city exploration, these SUVs, are below Rs. 17 Lakh. With family member that takes more than 50 lakhs joining, it is not just a place to sit but also a hideaway-place to relax and enjoy the ride. 

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[qqueenofhades]

Where is that text post about procrastinating on a task for literal months only to find that it takes less than 10 minutes to complete and is so very easy. Because etc etc I am in this picture and I don't like it.

[wittyworm]

im at my wits FUCKING end

[they-hermes]

was doing a dive into tfwiki and found this little fun fact for scrapped idw quickswitch

its funny to imagine the crew come together and build a baby, but whats funnier is the implication that this would be the second time megatron has witnessed the birth of a super warrior (overlord) but also the second time Prowls influence led to his ex building a super soldier (tarantulas saying without prowl ostaros would have never existed/ chromdome performing mnemosurgery on overlord bc of prowl)

quickswitch beating springer at the number of dads game

[muckyschmuck]

i REALLY LOVE the way T makes me feel but i might have to hop off for a bit as a social experiment

[dragonswhomstyeet]

Why does ‘Triple Laser Phaser’ from the Portal OST make me physically averse to online shopping. I am now allergic to wanting things. There is only notes and synthesizers. Give this fucking song to Cave so he doesn’t order several thousand pounds of moon rocks from Amazon again.

[mfsim]

Wait for it

[ruvviks]

thinking about nathan going insane going INSAAANEEE

[strohller27]

Man. Last year was wild (memories and musings under the cut).

One memory from last year that I probably wont be over anytime soon is when I was working a retail popup on the waterfront for the cruise ship guests.

A bit of context: At this point of last year, I was painfully homeless and when I wasn’t spending $2200 a month airbnb-hopping, I was living out of a tent at a campground to save money. My access to showers and potable drinking water was iffy at best (the showers on the campground were $2 for five minutes, and the closest water spout that worked well enough to fill bottles with was the literal bathroom sink. I’m surprised the water didn’t make me sick. The water from there often left a really weird taste/cottony sensation in the back of my throat that took days to get rid of, unless I boiled it first, and that was *if* I had access to a power outlet and an electric kettle. Also one of the airbnbs I stayed at got the water shut off for almost 28 hours because the host wasn’t paying his goddamn bills. But that’s a story I tell elsewhere). I had no reliable access to refrigeration, whether I was at an airbnb or the campground, so everything I bought to eat had to be non-perishable. For a while there, I was skipping breakfast to save enough money to buy myself loaves of bread, peanut butter, protein bars, and ramen packets.

If I wanted a hot meal, the best thing I could get was Tim Horton’s (and when I did, I was mostly using a credit card). Sometimes the only reason I could afford to both eat and have a place to stay was because I had built up Tim’s rewards points.

Thank goodness it was still mostly summer and I wasn’t also freezing cold at night.

And then I had to go to work and there were so many customers at that waterfront popup telling me I should give them discounts because “Well, I’m broke, I spent all of my money on a cruise!”

Oh? Oh??? I’m so sorry, you poor, unfortunate little soul???? Does the poow wittle bwoke babykins need a wittle discount??

First off, friendo, you keep asking me if the price is in ‘american’ because you forgot that you’re in a literal different country right now. Second, you’re complaining to a minimum wage worker about how, ‘everything is so expensive here! Oh my god you have to pay that much in taxes? What do you mean I have to pay taxes on purchases, too’. You have main character syndrome and you have the absolute goddamned gall to think you deserve $300 off a $500 handmade, HAND EMBROIDERED woollen cape that you probably won’t even wear because you live in texas????

OH, YOU “““CAN’T AFFORD””” TO BUY THAT 30 DOLLAR SCARF BECAUSE YOU *CHECKS NOTES* HAD ENOUGH MONEY TO GO ON A LITERAL INTERNATIONAL FUCKING CRUISE, BETSY-ANN??

CRY ME A FUCKING RIVER.

But the one that gets me the worst was when a guy was there with his daughter. She was probably 12 or 13. And she wanted to buy a little Canadian flag to commemorate her visit. It was literally priced at. Two. Dollars. Ninety five. Cents.

And he said to her, “Oh, come on. What good is buying this going to do? Who is it supporting.”

I was so done by that point I literally raised my hand and yelled.

“ME IT WILL SUPPORT ME IT WILL HELP ME DO FUN LITTLE THINGS LIKE BUY GROCERIES. AND EAT.”

The daughter bought the flag.

I spent so much of last year worrying about where I was going to live. Worrying about how precarious my situation was. My mother was on the phone with me almost begging me to “come home”. To give up on my dreams because it was too hard. Several people suggested that, including my academic advisor. But I wasn’t going to let it go. I let spite get me here and goddamned if I wasn’t going to let spite keep me hanging on.

And now I’m living in a place that has mostly everything I need. I don’t have to crawl under a desk to get to my bed. I don’t have to ask for permission or worry about who it will affect when I want to do something nice for myself. I’m able to make my own decisions about my living space. I get to set my own schedule. I get to do things at my own pace. I get to eat what I want to eat (and my landlady keeps feeding me, too). Now that I’m not hemorrhaging funds, I’ve been able to save up some money. I’m regularly showering and brushing my teeth. I finally have the energy make my goddamned bed every day. I’m taking care of myself in ways that seemed insurmountable last year.

I’m not saying it’s perfect, and there are still things I have to address (like the weird numb spots on the tips of both my big toes that I noticed when I was still living at the campground; like staying on a consistent schedule with my medications; like taking too many hours at work because I’m worried about affording things). And I’m aware that I completely lucked out that I speak enough Russian to be able to understand my landlord/lady. But this is so much better than I could have hoped for.

And the rest of it wasn’t all bad either. Airbnb-hopping was expensive, but staying in different areas helped me learn the city. And now I’m working at a place that I don’t hate with a passion like I did when I was working food service in the states. I actually really like my coworkers (and funny enough, the small business I work for really does feel like a family). I get to wear my kilts to work. I have the necessary knowledge to be a perfect fit for the job, and I was apparently ‘an answer to a prayer’.

The misty mornings on the campground were more magical than any other mornings I’ve ever experienced in my life. I walked around the campground and saw its little lake beach and river. I made friends with the spiders. I named most of them. Every time I heard the squirrels and chipmunks get into an argument I would giggle to myself and think ‘the girls are fightinng!’ I drove to the beach, and I saw a little boy hold up a crab he’d found with the biggest smile on his face when he asked if I wanted to pet it. I felt an almost uncontrollable urge to pick up the seaweed and eat it. I met interesting people. I made some friends. I went to a famous lighthouse. I rode the ferry to work and watched massive cruise ships docking, feeling as much awe as I did when I first saw Star Trek: The Motion Picture. I watched the sun both rise and set over the harbour. And I fell in love with this place despite all of the challenges that were in my path.

Perfect or not, I needed this. I needed to be self-sufficient and live my own life. I needed to see beauty and wonder and touch sand that was on a beach instead of on my bedroom floor. And I’m so sad that the only two times in my life I’ve really been able to do things like this and live the life I want were when I left the US. And because of that, I’m really not planning on going back to live there.

Funny that I had to leave the “land of the free” to really feel/be free, eh? Whatever the case, now I’m a maritimer by choice.

Here’s to 2024. May I learn from all that 2023 taught me (If shit sucks, hit da bricks. Leave. Do it scared. Do it alone and scared. Don’t settle for less than you deserve. Find beauty in the mundane. Advocate for yourself and your skills. Make decisions that will provide for your future so that you can take the steps you want to take, even if people think something like learning Russian isn’t going to be useful. Take those steps you want to take to follow your dreams, even if your dream seems flimsy like a cardboard façade to you. Even if those are the hardest steps you ever have to take. Today can be ‘someday’, if you let it. The greatest adventure is what lies ahead, today and tomorrow are yet to be said). May 2024 be a year for more steps forward than steps back.

[wheelsbingo]

Top 5 Scooters for Women

Women, start-up and let's hit the road in chic fashion! When it comes to scooters, there's a world of options out there, but we've narrowed it down to the top five scooters that are perfect for women on the go: 

1. Yamaha Fascino | Fascino 125: Elegant, cool, and elegant most of all, the Yamaha Fascino is lust-worthy from every part of this head. Showing its proper place in the industry with its elegant and cheeky style as well as its energetic performance, this ride is certain to be the most exciting one.

2. TVS Scooty Zest 110: Small but mighty! Don't be fooled by the petite body – the TVS Scooty Zest is packed with punch! At your service: two-wheel mode with traffic jams cruising through it as an inseparable part. This scooter is what you want in this sort of situation, your faithful companion.

3. Hero Pleasure Plus 110: Hero Pleasure Plus is the ideal bike for those who are in search of a stylish daily commute. It makes every ride a personal expression with its snazzy colours and fashionable design. Also, the lightness of construction with less manageable properties allows both beginners and professionals to navigate through.

4. Honda Activa 6G: The fact that Honda Activa 6G simply does not need any introduction on reliability and performance is just common knowledge. Owning a Honda Silverwing 1000 is incredible due to its high-quality engine, comfort of the ride, and historical durability. This is the reason why it is considered one of the best scooters for a good reason.

5. TVS Jupiter: The final item on our list is the TVS Jupiter, it is a scooter equipped with the latest features and has the power to deliver at both styles as well as capability. Featuring ample space for the legs, bag storage, and efficient fuel, this kind of perfect for women who love to drive.

Either way, whether you are an experienced biker or eying the drive for the first time, these scooters join the highest class and ensure you have everything to make every journey a joy. In the end, put it on your helmets; twist them and get your guten tag!

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[andromeda3116]

i know that the "adulting sucks" thing has been overdone to the point of obnoxious, but seriously

seriously

adulting fucking sucks

[imwritesometimes]

why is every album an artist releases these days 'their best one yet!' like I'm sorry this cannot be possible please reevaluate their discography and see me after class

[fingertipsmp3]

Also I can’t figure out if my life genuinely does suck or I’m just having an existential crisis because my period starts in approximately 48 hours

[ot3]

what’s the story behind your hot wheels pt cruiser (RIP 🕊🙏🏻😔)?

we spent $3000 within a single week, replacing the entire cooling system, only for it to overheat and cause irreparable damage anyway.

:( she is being scrapped tomorrow morning and i am very very very very sad about it

[samble]

it's weird to post about at 2am but no matter how much my mental state had swung for the past. year or two? ive been better off than 2022. that year really was a low point for me. genuinely shocked i didn't do anything batshit or impulsive then.

i believe this may be a sign of my unkillable nature.

[choking-on-roses]

It doesn't matter how long I live with ADHD or how many coping mechanisms I have...I *am* going to lose very important things and I *am* going to feel like a dumb little baby whenever that happens and get so frustrated I could cry. Why does my own brain hate me so bad? Do you understand how fucking terrifying it is to just FORGET important things in your life? It's scary and belittling and takes away your own sense of agency and competency every single time...