sharkythesharkdogg
is a Level 80 Dancer
Blood In The Water

Thank you, thank you, thank youuuuuu

Yes, please! We're fairly comfortable with money, but it's still a HUGE expense when there are a lot of other things we want/need to do and have coming up.

In the spring and autumn I prefer driving with my windows down, but I really only do that with the front ones. And luckily this one is in the back. So I don't care if it rolls down or not, just that it closes. Our apartment complex is nice, but a lot of the places we live near and visit aren't in the best neighborhood. Also, as more winter-weather comes, I'd like to not have to worry about duct-taping trashbags to it!

I'm worried about the window following down because it's not staying up and it does slide down a bit when I drive. :/

I honestly don't really give a trout about having the window WORK, I just want it CLOSED. I'm also a bit confused because when I first noticed the problem, I tried rolling it up with the power and it sort of wiggled like it wanted to but couldn't.

Something about the window redistributor? I don't sure if I heard that right. I do have a receipt for what they did that I can maybe glance at later.

The estimate (not including labor) was like $375?

Reading TV tropes and found this about the show you like:
Rei was intended to be a creepy and wrong Deconstruction of the anime fandom's fetish for a perfect, obedient woman. Instead, she became one of the Ur Examples of Moe. She also created an entire character archetype. This may be because she's portrayed as a sympathetic Woobie. In addition, the fandom declared her to be pure straight Fetish Fuel, and later merchandising and marketing began to play up this aspect of her.

In fact, I found it interesting because on further research, the show seems to actually be a deconstruction of the giant mech genre, trying to show that that "using fourteen year old children as child soldiers in extremely traumatic battles against Lovecraftian horrors is, to put it bluntly, not very nice and certainly not the kind of idealistic "insert-positive-emotion-here conquers all obstacles" affair that previous super robot shows portrayed it as"

So that was interesting

Also, more amusingly
Many fans of Cheers wrote letters to the show, saying that they wished their own relationships were like Sam and Diane's. One of the show's creators commented that this was insane, because Sam and Diane had "a totally dysfunctional relationship."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBWfUc5jKiM

:P

http://thoughtcatalog.com/crissy-mil...-couples-have/

Do they get an outfit change later?

http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/..._finacupil.jpg

so cute