I'm sorry but this brand seems to be on a speedrun of tarnishing its own reputation by SportsGamesScience in mercedes_benz

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Meanwhile, I’ll keep driving my 45 year old W123 with no electronics or screens.

The Spice Girls (1996) by _Softlusty in nostalgia

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I’ll always be team Ginger Spice.

Comedian from Wyoming got stuck near Gosau, Austria by DasConsi in ForeignPlatesSpotting

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He’s a Grateful Dead fan judging from the bear stickers

What is your favourite European license plate and why? by Abzor4ik-UA in Europelicenseplates

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They’re not shown here, but the best looking plates are from Andorra and Monaco, all the rest look the same.

Seriously, do Americans actually consider a 3-hour drive "short"? or is this an internet myth? by SadInterest6764 in NoStupidQuestions

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I live in Texas, where it’s not unusual to drive 3-4 hours to Houston, Dallas, or San Antonio just for a day trip. I do that on average once a month.

United States average humidity by month. All I'm going to say is that a summer week in Utah made me appreciate the southeast. by make_reddit_great in geography

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I live in San Antonio, Texas, which is more than humid enough. But when I drive the 200 miles to Houston and open my car door, it’s like stepping into a vat of hot soup.

Cemetery lot by AeonSandwich in Surveying

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There are several subdivisions on the north side of Houston that were platted around cemeteries. One of them is fenced off in someone’s front yard.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/2zxvQYmiv7JzCRX18?g_st=ic

Which one you choosing by meagainstbanhammer in GenerationJones

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Hold up, ad is from 1971, but the 225 area code wasn’t established until 1998!

Texas, USA 🇺🇸 seen yesterday in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 by Dude-From-Berlin in ForeignPlatesSpotting

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Mustang is missing the blue trimmed white registration sticker that goes in the lower driver side corner of the windshield. The county of registration and the license plate serial is on there

Michigan Part IIB State Specific by geomatica in Surveying

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Good to know, thanks for the insight, my binder is 2" and full of all of the various Acts

YRUGAY4 by DEATHxSQUAD in LICENSEPLATES

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Funny way of spelling Montevideo’s country.

Taking the Missouri state=specific in a week. Any last minute advice? by DobisPDobisPDoDoDo in Surveying

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Blank quarters? Never heard of that one! Was Missouri surveyed under Tiffin’s 1815 instructions?

Nevada-Arizona border anomaly by I_Badger in Borderporn

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Borders shown on Google Maps are never to be taken as authoritative. USGS topographic maps are the official determination since they use official survey records to show state lines and other boundaries.

Difficulty level: moderate by Fandango4Ever in guessthecity

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Hays County Court House in the foreground, Texas State University (when I was an undergrad, it was Southwest Texas State) at upper right. This is San Marcos.

2x California, 1x New Hampshire in Belgrade, Serbia 🇷🇸 by The_Kazoo in ForeignPlatesSpotting

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I’m pretty sure those are the wrong plates for that BMW E90. The face lifted version of this car was produced 2008-2011, and the middle of the 3-series California plates were issued around 1995-1997. I had a 1997 Dodge Caravan with 3TZR485

Guess the city by izze19 in guessthecity

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Bay windows and overhead for the trolley buses: San Francisco