#used car dealers jersey city

[autonjstate]

NJ State Auto: The Place to Shop for Pre-Owned Cars

Are you in the market for a reliable, affordable, and high-quality pre-owned cars new jersey? Look no further than NJ State Auto. With a wide selection Visit NJ State Auto Today of vehicles, competitive pricing, and a commitment to customer satisfaction, it is the place to shop for pre-owned cars.

Variety of Vehicles

You will find a wide variety of pre-owned cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans to choose from. They offer vehicles from many of the top automakers such as Ford, Chevrolet, Honda, Toyota, and more. No matter what your needs or budget, you will find a vehicle that suits you at NJ State Auto.

Quality Assurance

We understand the importance of quality and reliability when it comes to pre-owned cars. That is why they have a rigorous quality assurance process that ensures each vehicle on their lot is thoroughly inspected and certified before it is put up for sale. This means you can have peace of mind knowing that the vehicle you purchase is in top condition.

Competitive Pricing

We offer competitive pricing on all of their pre-owned vehicles. They understand that price is an important factor when it comes to buying a car, which is why they strive to offer the best value for your money. They also offer financing options for those who need it, so you can drive away in the car of your dreams without breaking the bank.

Customer Satisfaction

Customer satisfaction is their top priority. Their knowledgeable and friendly staff is always ready to assist you in finding the right vehicle for your needs. They will work with you every step of the way, from the initial test drive to the final purchase. They also offer a variety of warranties and service plans to ensure that your vehicle stays in top condition for years to come.

Convenient Location

NJ State Auto is conveniently located in Newark, New Jersey, making it easy for residents of the surrounding areas to find the perfect pre-owned car. They are easily accessible from major highways, and their location makes it easy to schedule a test drive or service appointment.

Visit NJ State Auto Today

If you are in the market for a pre-owned cars new jersey, visit today. With our  wide selection of vehicles, quality assurance process, competitive pricing, commitment to customer satisfaction, and convenient location, you are sure to find the perfect car for your needs. Visit our website to browse our inventory and schedule a test drive today.

[usedcarsale]

NJ State Auto Used Cars in Jersey City NJ -- Auto Dealership -- 406 Sip Ave. 

Search All Makes & Models: 

https://www.njstateauto.com/all-makes-and-models-used-car-search 

💥  https://bit.ly/EZ-Qualify  💥 

See Us on Google:  https://bit.ly/jersey-city-used-cars 

📲 Call or Text 201-200-1100 

NJ State Auto Used Cars 

406 Sip Ave Jersey City, NJ

201-200-1100

[foxufortunes]

From: unknown number you’ve been invited to a monsters ball lucky you rabbit

Finally, the fic is out, A Monsters' Ball the pro-exy team MSBY Black Jackals (ft Andreil and some rabbits). Details like team line up and positions, alt jerseys, layers and some backstories beneath the cut.

So, our team line up and some details (and yes, I do have a colour coded spreadsheet to keep track of all this, which Neil and Sakusa constantly mess up by being the wrong year for their age bc they're babies, but ages are rough because no everyone has a declared birthday/age) with some art breaks between:

#4 Captain Meian Shuugo - 29, backliner, 5yrs MSBY, 5yrs college, from one of the country's best high school teams, 1 season as captain, trying really hard to be mature and not find everyone's antics funny, eternal rival to Hirugami Fukurou, captain of the champions, the Alders.

#20 V.Captain Hirugami Shouko - 26, backliner, 2yrs MSBY, 5yrs college, from another top high school, middle child of 2 pro-exy players (two of the earliest adopters before it got big, probably ppl who went to uni with Tetsuji and Kayleigh), younger sister of Alders captain Fukurou, joined the Jackals out of desire to say fuck you to her older brother.

#2 Amani Kanoka - 23, striker, rookie MSBY, 5yrs college, from a private all girls high school that became the best in the country, known as the Queens of Exy, very shy, has a lot of confidence issues, that she handles by being the best on court.

#5 Nathaniel Wesninski - 24, striker, MSBY rookie, 1yr Baltimore Wildcats, 4.5 yrs EAU Ravens, 0.5yrs PSU Foxes, joined the Foxes after only a year playing in a nowhere team but was quickly poached by the Ravens at Christmas that year and was a regular member the team the next year under his real name, very flighty, big fan of secrets, no idea how to handle the Jackals' chaos (they're like the Foxes but without the trauma).

#12 Bokuto Koutarou - 24, striker, 1yr MSBY, 5yrs college, one of the top 5 strikers in Japan in high school, another top high school team, ultimate himbo, might have committed tax fraud, has a word of the day calendar he's trying really hard to use properly, known for super sharp angle shots and for just bodying people and the ball.

#15 Sakusa Kiyoomi - 22, striker, rookie MSBY, 5yrs college, championship highschool team several yrs running, one of the top 3 strikers in Japan in high school, collegiate MVP, Team Japan 2016 squad, Team Japan U19 rep, grumpy baby, very into properly folded handkerchiefs, do not touch, preferably do not interact outside of court, speak to him via his adorable cousin or not at all unless saving him from bugs.

Halfway through the team stats, time for some art. The Away Colours! Maybe the racquets change to white too, idk I couldn't be bothered to recolour them though.

Ok, back to the second half of the team:

#3 Andrew Minyard - 25, goalkeeper, 2yrs MSBY, 3yrs USC Trojans, 2yrs PSU Foxes, best goalkeeper and rookie awards during his rookie season, didn't really tell anyone his plans after university just kind of vanished, only told a handful of people he'd signed for a team, Neil thought he was dead, he has a motorcycle now because city traffic is awful on his sports cars and the stadium is walking distance, sometimes plays defensive dealer.

#6 Inunaki Shion - 26, goalkeeper, 4yrs MSBY, 3yrs college (dropped out to go pro), middling high school only competed nationally once, the vodka aunt of the team, here to get people drunk, instigate drama with the monsters and then sit back and laugh, actually very soft on the youngsters, tolerates stupid nicknames like Inu-san and Wan-san (never get tired of that being translated Mr Dog and Mr Woof).

#9 Adriah Tomas - 27, backliner, 1yr MSBY, a transfer from European leagues, surprisingly fast for his size, just happy to be here, comes across as a bit of an airhead, but is usually right next to Inunaki instigating chaos and then pretending he doesn't understand the language enough to know what happened.

#10 Oliver Barnes - 30, backliner, 2yr MSBY, Team USA 2016/2012 Olympic squads, transfer from America, big friendly softie, dad of the team, actual dad of a 5yo girl, starting to consider retirement into coaching so is happy to spend the end of his elite career with these idiots.

#13 Miya Atsumu - 23, offensive dealer, 5yrs MSBY, Team Japan 2016 Olypmic squad, Team Japan U19 rep, from a top high school, considered the best dealer in Japan in high school, signed straight from high school, a particularly offensive dealer, easily doubles as striker, all rounder (all Jackals are all rounders but the dealers in particular), demanding and thoughtless jerk but not trying to be nasty, can come across as arrogant but is the first to accept his own mistakes.

#21 Hinata Shouyou - 22, defensive dealer, MSBY rookie, 2yrs playing street exy in Brazil, middling high school team on the rise, player backliner in high school despite wanting to be a striker, but learned to play all positions in Brazil, sometimes move position based on what team they're facing, general ray of sunshine, obsessed with exy, does meditation and yoga in the sunrise preferably on a beach.

Ok, team done, have some more art because yes, I did layer these team pics up slowly from the base dri-fit layers to the armour/padding to the jerseys.

The Jackals provide uniform everything from base layers to padding to anything like compression sleeves, knee/arm pads and everything else. Armour is provided by them to ensure it's up to regulation and team standards, the Jackals require some kind of shoulder padding (most of the team has detachable shoulder pads, while Bokuto and Sakusa who prefer more shoulder rotation and just more coverage respectively, where seperate bicep/shoulder pads). I've talked more about armour on older wip posts, but they're based on lacrosse chest pads. Brief version: strikers were shorter, around the vitals, backliners generally are longer on the sides to protect the ribs, goalies have more coverage because duh, and dealers wear whatever they like. Every single one has either hollow rigid or extra padded piece over the centre of the chest because, especially in younger players, a ball to the chest can stop your heart.

And there we go!

[anthonybialy]

Lunatic Moon Puts on an Eclipsing Show

The eclipse almost got eclipsed.  Lousy jerk clouds were so jealous of the attention whore Moon blocking the Sun that they tried to ruin the view.  But Jersey Shore-style drama was ultimately not imported from a place outside the totality.  The Moon was free to moon us.

Aspiring lookers worried a once-in-a-lifetime event would be even one fewer than that.  Missing the lack of sunshine would’ve been a twist during the soft reboot of an emblematically bleak tale.   Circumstances seemed eerily similar to 

that deflating Ray Bradbury short story everyone has a traumatic memory of reading about the cruel class locking the girl in the closet so she misses the rare Venusian sunshine.  But the happy ending we’re told never happens appeared out of nowhere.

I traveled all the way outside to be in the route.  My greatest worry was whether I thawed enough Pizza Logs for every guest.  We always try to be hospitable in Buffalo.  I noticed how many out-of-state license plates partially concealed bumpers in the days leading up to the solar system show.  Adventurous travelers took a chance on meteorological fate with a trip to the Queen City of Good Neighbors.  The prospect of never getting a gift from the cosmos beat definitely not seeing it in some crescent-cursed state.

The skies weren’t blotted by a blizzard, so we dodged the worst-case scenario.  I’d like to point out howling snow is an April rarity.  Still, Buffalo residents braced to be disappointed by something other than teams or taxes.  As for the shamefully high latter, politicians are so certain they know how to spend better than people who earn money that they take a cut just to prevent frivolous purchases.  Take eclipse supplies.  Many sites offered “free” glasses that taxpayers would’ve just bought with their own money if left to their unfettered devices.  Visitors wondered why there was ample elbow room around commercial zones.

Existing area establishments celebrated the spacey occurrence by not selling anything.  Everything closed while the skies opened.  My indispensible neighborhood liquor store shuttered while the Moon was drunk, which means those who wanted to get eclipsed had to plan ahead.  And even Tim Hortons took a rare break from brewing so workers could look wide-eyed through filters.  How did eclipse viewers stay jittery?  I hope meth dealers were shrewd enough to stay open.

Precautions against never seeing again seemed to work.  Concerns about going blinfndsxvnjds wrrrervfwe ,a,,h/nxxc.  My helper monkey has kindly stepped in to type dictations until my eyes stop feeling like I doused them with lava.  Anthony is an idiot.

I’m trying to remember the astronomical facts I crammed over the past week, but I fret they’ll vanish from my memory like safety warnings for watchers.  In my defense, it was tough to retain endless tips for ensuring spectators weren’t seeing the last thing they ever would.

Some alerts sounded like newsrooms sponsored contests to determine who could make the daftest admonition seem plausible.  Most notably, owners of fancy wireless pocket phones were advised to not point the cameras where they were looking or the implements could go blind, too.  You could make up any claim you’d like about where to aim eyes and get nervous participants to heed it.  I’m pretty sure you couldn’t glance at a waxed car unless you wanted your eyeballs to melt. You won’t see them.

I tried to be as prepared as I was enthusiastic.  It was as a good day for donning NASA socks as any this lifetime.  To complement my festive wardrobe in practical terms, I made eclipse viewer from a cereal box just like Mrs. Benfanti taught me in third grade before a previous Moon-based incident.  Interstellar experts recommend eating the Cheerios first.

A fun throwback of seeking entertainment by looking outside reminded us what it was like not to be glued to glowing pocket screens.  The heavens should always be this entertaining.  Keep staring outside for as long as it’s compelling.  Your DVR retained its content unless lunar rays disrupted recording that episode of The Office.  Creed doesn’t get fired on Halloween, so don’t worry.  Television is probably crisper than the sky appeared but not as magical.

I spent most of Monday afternoon seeing the eclipse, sort of.  The worst possible hours for overcast conditions seemed to embody the way things go on this rather uncooperative planet.  I coped by planning to check out the spectacle next century presuming the weather obeys.

An eclipse where you can’t see the Sun for different reasons than advertised seemed like a lesson.  The worst part of cloudy weather during the eclipse was my lack of surprise.  The hometown of Rick James, Vincent Gallo, and me often seems like the place where fate disappoints.

Not being allowed to look presented little problem.  A cruelly overcast day meant seeing some sort of blur through the real-life 3D glasses.  Everyone was failing the eye test.  Light at the end of the tunnel doesn’t provide much hope when it’s so splotchy.

But a transformation as amazing as queuing celestial objects redeemed what felt like a pending letdown.  My journalism degree didn’t allow me to determine whether the totality overwhelmed puny clouds in its path or if they parted out of karmic mercy.  Either way, the darkness led to lucidity.

The cosmic ballet compensated for tardiness.  Blazing plasma surrounded the perfect black circle.  For four glorious minutes or so, the fiery halo was the only clue that the Sun was still around.  The only way the sudden penumbra coda could have been more satisfying was if it seemed like the advertised event wouldn’t be visible, so thank existence’s scriptwriters.  You worried it was going to be cloudy for the whole eclipse, but the skies cleared at just the right time.  Buffalo teaches about the universe.

Monday featured quite a night in the afternoon.  We shared an incredible moment of all looking at the same alignment alongside.  The eclipse offered a chance for people of all kinds to get together for gazing and realize we hate each other.  Now, we share both animosity and liking that disappearing sunlight trick that one satellite pulled.

[smythevolvocars6]

Smythe Volvo Cars

Smythe Volvo Cars is the authorized Volvo vehicle in Summit, Westfield, Union, Newark, and Scotch Plains, so residents who can communicate in English may feel secure. volvo dealer near me You can see Smythe Volvo Cars if you turn that direction. For drivers of Volvos, the Smythes are like relatives.

Volvo near me

In Summit, New Jersey, Smythe Volvo Cars is regarded as the best Volvo dealership. For us, this is the most important thing. Even though you weren't happy with the service you got, please stick with us. We go above and above to ensure that the cars you buy from us are sturdy, fuel-efficient monsters that can drive on our roads without incident. We have gained the trust of our clientele by always going above and beyond for them. We will not stop until you are satisfied with the deal we were able to get for you. Our customers are aware that they can count on us to go above and beyond to meet their needs. This emphasizes how crucial it is that we meet your criteria.

We have knowledgeable staff members available to assist you in finding the ideal Volvo in Union, Newark, Kansas City, or any other place. This strategy may be more advantageous for some drivers than for others. At our Summit Volvo dealership, we promise that every vehicle we sell will be of the highest caliber and will exceed your expectations. This vehicle is affordable for everybody. There are many different types of vehicles in this category. Any of these Volvo vehicles is capable of doing this: S60, V60 Cross Country, XC40, XC90, XC60, or S90 are the options available. Our recently introduced automobiles are ideal for families because of their roomy interiors, powerful engines, and comfortable seats. We will not be concentrating on it at this time. Modern safety measures and advanced connectivity are included on every new Volvo car. You may be sure that this package is made to meet all of your requirements for daily driving. Why did we decide to put this policy into effect? Why? Making sure you have an amazing trip is our top priority.

When you include in the cost of a new automobile, the benefits of purchasing a used one become evident. This needs to be kept in mind at all times. This is really important and requires all of your attention. Before you purchase a used automobile, be sure you have all of these information. Used automobiles are more versatile than new ones, in addition to being more reasonably priced, depreciating less quickly, and having driven more miles. Not to add, purchasing a secondhand automobile has several advantages. The low cost of a secondhand automobile is only one of its many advantages. It would work just as well as a variety of contemporary alternatives, such as secondhand cars.

This app for car maintenance contains bug fixes and software updates. If you value the longevity of your Summit, NJ automobile, we guarantee to adhere to these rules strictly.

At Smythe Volvo Cars, our knowledgeable sales staff will be happy to show you around until you locate the car that best meets your needs. For them, documentation won't be a problem. Your efforts have paid off because all of your articles have been accepted. Fortunately, this is the current situation. Applying for a car loan is easy and quick with our local Volvo dealership. In order to accommodate your needs, we provide a range of financing alternatives for both new and used cars. As a result, we were able to reach our objective. Our staff of knowledgeable finance specialists in Summit, Colorado can assist you in finding the best car loan or lease. All budgets and financial challenges are welcome. We are here to meet all of your needs. These data are required if you wish to apply for a lease or loan for an automobile.

One of the many reasons Volvo drivers are happy is that they can easily get reliable repair and maintenance services.

Volvo dealer near me

Our research indicates that frequent professional vehicle maintenance is the best approach to ensure your automobile lasts as long as possible without sacrificing quality. We are aware of this reality. We know this to be true right now. Visit our Summit, NJ location as soon as possible if you need expert Volvo repair services. You can see how simple it is to get about Summit Township. I sincerely value your consideration. Remember what we've spoken about thus far? It will make sense of what transpired. Our knowledgeable technicians use only original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts and accessories, so they can maintain or repair your car more quickly and inexpensively. You may thus be sure that you will receive excellent support from us. Quick action is crucial as time is of the essence.

The knowledgeable team at Smythe Volvo Cars is dedicated to giving every customer the best possible service, from finance to maintenance to test drives. At every turn, our dealership is dedicated to giving you outstanding customer service. Please do not hesitate to contact us in the event that you require any assistance. The directions to our showroom in Summit, New Jersey are provided below. We really hope that our timely response to your inquiries will inspire confidence in you.

[smythevolvocars4]

Smythe Volvo Cars

At their locations in Westfield, Union, Scotch Plains, and Summit, Smythe Volvo Cars sells licensed Volvo vehicles. This should be easy for anyone for whom English is their first language. By using that route, you can be sure that Smythe Volvo Cars will be there for you whenever you need them. The Volvo drivers consider the Smythes to be like family.

Volvo dealer nj

Visit Smythe Volvo Cars, a reliable Volvo dealership in the Summit, New Jersey region, if you're looking for one. To do this is our aim. No matter how dissatisfied you are with our service, we will always be appreciative of your ongoing patronage. Because of their low cost, exceptional durability, and extended lifespan, no one will dare dispute if our monster trucks travel on our streets. We constantly go above and above for them, which is why they have such strong confidence in us. We won't let up until you're satisfied with the deal we were able to get you. Our devoted clients are aware that they can count on us to go above and beyond in order to complete their requests. This emphasizes how crucial it is that we meet your criteria.

Whether you're looking for a new car in Kansas City, Union, or Newark, our team of friendly Volvo specialists is here to help. This strategy may be more advantageous for some drivers than for others. Every car at our Volvo dealership in Summit is of the highest caliber, and we promise it will perform above your wildest expectations. This vehicle is affordable for everybody. There are many different types of vehicles in this category. You should be able to pull it off in any of these Volvos: To enhance comprehension of: To enhance comprehension of: To learn more about a certain model, select: To learn more about a certain model, select: To obtain further details, select a model: Select a model from this list: Six distinct versions are available to you: S60, V60 Cross Country, XC40, XC90, XC60, or S90. These contemporary cars are perfect for families because to their roomy interiors, powerful engines, and comfortable seats. We won't hesitate to act at this moment. Modern safety and connection technology are included on every new Volvo. With everything you need included in this bundle, you can drive with confidence. Why did we decide to put this policy into effect? Why? The seamless running of your vacation is our top priority.

The benefits of purchasing a used automobile become evident when you include in the cost of a new vehicle. Remember this at all times. Extreme vigilance is necessary in this situation. Getting this information is essential before making a used car purchase. Some believe that there are several reasons why used cars are preferable to new ones, including the fact that they are more affordable, have more life remaining in them, and are more adaptable. Reduced depreciation rates are a plus. In the long term, a used car might be a better choice for you. Buying a used automobile has several advantages, one of which is its low cost. It might function similarly to other contemporary possibilities, such as used autos.

By maintaining this auto maintenance schedule and keeping your software up to date, you should be ready to address any problems that may emerge. If you value the longevity of your Summit, NJ automobile, we guarantee to adhere to these rules strictly.

Our knowledgeable and helpful sales team at Smythe Volvo Cars can assist you in finding the ideal new Volvo. They offer really good documentation. We have received and are now reviewing your feedback. Fortunately, this is the current situation. nearby Volvo dealership With our company, applying for a car loan is easy and quick. You have several options for financing when you browse for a new or used automobile with us. As a result, we were able to reach our objective. If you or someone you know in Summit, Colorado needs a vehicle loan or lease, get in touch with our team of knowledgeable lending specialists at any time. Our first concern is getting your financial situation solved, therefore we won't stop until we do. We can assist you at any time of day or night. When you apply for a car loan or lease, some information is needed.

One of the many reasons why Volvo owners are happy is that dependable repair and maintenance services are now available.

Volvo dealer new jersey

Our study indicates that if you are concerned about your car's quality and longevity, you should take it in for repair. We are aware of this reality. We know this to be true right now. Call our company in Summit, NJ right now if you want Volvo repairs. To get a sense of Summit Township's public transportation alternatives, try exploring a few different routes. I sincerely value your consideration. Is there anything more that we haven't yet addressed that requires our attention? That sheds light on the circumstances that occurred. Our knowledgeable technicians use only original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts and accessories, so they can maintain or repair your car more quickly and inexpensively. You may so be confident that our staff will deliver exceptional service. This is something we need to address right away.

Visit Smythe Volvo Automobiles whenever it suits you most! Our friendly team is here to help if you have any questions about our dealership, our services, or would like to arrange a test drive. At our dealership, you will receive the personalized attention that every person deserves. Thank you so lot for responding so quickly. Get instructions by car to our showroom in Summit, NJ right here. Being quick to respond is one way we can earn your confidence.

[smythevolvocars1]

Smythe Volvo Cars

Smythe Volvo Cars is a licensed Volvo automotive broker in Summit, Westfield, Union, Newark, and Scotch Plains, so English speakers may rest assured. If you proceed in that route, you will notice Smythe Volvo Cars. For the Volvo drivers, the Smythes are like family.

Volvo dealership near me

According to many Summit, NJ residents, Smythe Volvo Cars is the best Volvo dealership in the region. Here's what matters most to us. Volvo Dealer New Jersey Your displeasure with the service you received should not deter you from continuing to do business with us. When you buy a monster truck from our firm, we guarantee it will be sturdy, inexpensive, and capable of handling our roads with ease. They have trust in us because we always surpass their expectations. We won't stop working until you're satisfied with the deal we got you. Our clients trust us because we constantly go the additional mile to meet their needs. This emphasizes the necessity of meeting your criteria.

Our knowledgeable staff is ready to assist anybody in the Kansas City, Union, or Newark regions who is seeking to buy a Volvo. Some drivers may profit from this method more than others. We ensure that every car offered at our Summit Volvo dealership is of the highest quality and will exceed your expectations. This vehicle is within everyone's budget. This category covers a wide range of vehicles. Any of these Volvos should be able to handle this. Choose one of the following models: Choose from the S60, V60 Cross Country, XC40, XC90, XC60, and S90. These new vehicles are ideal for families due to their large interiors, powerful engines, and comfortable seats. We won't think about it right now. Every new Volvo is equipped with a multitude of cutting-edge safety and connectivity technologies. Have confidence that this bundle is intended to meet all of your regular driving requirements. For what grounds did we decide to establish this policy? Why? Our number one objective is to make your trip a wonderful experience.

When you include in the cost of a new automobile, the benefits of purchasing a used car become obvious. Never lose sight of this. It is critical that you pay attention to this. Gather all of this information before going out to buy a used automobile. Used automobiles are more versatile, cheaper, and have more miles on the odometer than new vehicles. They have reduced depreciation rates as well. Buying a pre-owned automobile also has several perks. The low price is only one of the numerous advantages of buying a used automobile. It could work, much like many other current alternatives, such as secondhand cars.

This automotive repair app offers software upgrades and bug fixes. If you value the longevity of your Summit, NJ vehicle, we will strictly adhere to these rules.

At Smythe Volvo Cars, our knowledgeable salesmen are here to help you discover the vehicle that best meets your needs. Their understanding of documents is extensive. All of your hard work has paid off; we have accepted each and every one of your things. Fortunately, this is where things stand right now. Our company offers quick and easy vehicle loan applications. Whether you're looking for a new or used vehicle, we provide a range of financing options to suit your requirements. This enabled us to meet our target. Our team of experienced finance professionals is available to assist Summit, Colorado customers in need of a vehicle loan or lease. We will try our utmost to work within your budget. We are here to assist you with any needs you may have. When applying for a car loan or lease, these details are required.

Volvo drivers are delighted for a variety of reasons, including the availability of reliable repair and maintenance services.

According to our study, the best approach to extend the life of your car while maintaining its quality is to have expert auto maintenance performed on a regular basis. We are aware of this fact. Volvo dealership NJ We are now aware of it. If you need skilled Volvo repair services, come to our Summit, NJ store right now. Test out Summit Township's public transportation alternatives and discover how easy they are to use. I greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness. Is everything we discussed still fresh in your mind? It can help us understand what happened better. Our trained mechanics can service or repair your car more quickly and inexpensively since they only use OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts and accessories. So, we assure that our staff will give you with excellent service. Because time is of the essence, it is vital to act fast.

Volvo dealership nj

Smythe Volvo Cars' skilled staff is dedicated to giving each customer with the best possible service, whether it's finance, maintenance, or a test drive. Our dealership is dedicated to providing great service to every single one of our clients. If you ever need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. Here you may discover instructions to our showroom in Summit, New Jersey. We strive to build your trust by being timely with our replies.

[smythevolvocars]

Smythe Volvo Cars

The Summit, Scotch Plains, Union, and Westfield locations of Smythe Volvo Cars are home to licensed Volvo automobile brokers. This should be simpler for native English speakers to use. Following that route will eventually bring you to Smythe Volvo Cars. The Volvo drivers consider the Smythes to be like family.

Volvo dealer near me

For people in the Summit, New Jersey, area, Smythe Volvo Cars is a reputable Volvo dealership with excellent reviews. To complete this Volvo dealership in New Jersey is our aim. We really appreciate your ongoing business, regardless of your level of dissatisfaction with our service. We guarantee that our monster trucks will have no issue maneuvering through our streets due to their affordability, durability, and extended lifespan. We constantly go above and beyond for them, which is why they have such strong faith in us. We won't let up until you're satisfied with the deal we were able to get you. Recurrent customers are aware that they can count on us to go above and above to fulfill their needs. This emphasizes how crucial it is that we meet your requirements.

We have a staff of expert people who can help you find a Volvo in the Kansas City, Union, or Newark locations. This strategy may be more advantageous for some drivers than for others. Every car at our Volvo dealership in Summit is of the highest caliber, and we promise it will perform above your wildest expectations. This vehicle is affordable for all. There are many different types of vehicles in this category. You should be able to pull it off in any of these Volvos: To learn more about a certain model, select: To learn more about a certain model, select: To obtain additional details, select a model: Select a model from this list: Select a model from the following list: S60, V60 Cross Country, XC40, XC90, XC60, or S90 are the options available. The new automobiles have powerful engines, roomy cabins, and comfy seats, making them ideal for families. We won't hesitate to act at this moment. Modern safety and connectivity technologies are standard on new Volvo vehicles. You may be sure that all of your daily driving needs have been met by this bundle. Why did we decide to put this policy into effect? Why? Our top priority is making sure your vacation is trouble-free.

The benefits of purchasing a used car become evident when you include in the cost of a new vehicle. Remember this at all times. Extra vigilance is needed in this situation. It is advisable to gather all of this data prior to purchasing a secondhand vehicle. Used cars can be more versatile and have more miles on the odometer than new ones, in addition to occasionally being less expensive than new ones. Lower depreciation rates are an additional benefit. Another affordable option is to look for a used automobile from a local Volvo dealer. Buying a used car has numerous advantages, one of which is its low cost. It might function similarly to other contemporary possibilities, such as used autos.

Using this car maintenance plan and the most recent software update, you can take care of any potential problems that might come up. If you value the longevity of your Summit, NJ car, we guarantee to adhere to these rules strictly.

Volvo dealership near me

Our knowledgeable and approachable salespeople at Smythe Volvo Cars are here to help you locate the ideal new Volvo. They offer really good documentation. We have duly acknowledged and are taking into consideration your input. Fortunately, this is the current situation. With our company, applying for a car loan is easy and quick. We provide a range of financing options to meet your needs, whether you're shopping for a new or used car. As a result, we were able to reach our objective. Our staff of knowledgeable finance consultants is available to assist anyone in Summit, CO who is in need of a car loan or lease. You may be confident that we will do everything in our power to improve your financial situation. Please do not hesitate to contact us at any time of day if you have any queries or issues. When you apply for a car loan or lease, some information is needed.

One of the many reasons why Volvo owners are happy is that reliable repair and maintenance services are now available.

We discovered that seeing a specialist is the best course of action if you are concerned about the longevity and quality of your vehicle. We are aware of this reality. We know this to be true right now. Kindly contact our Summit, NJ service without delay if you need Volvo repairs right now. Take a couple different routes to get a sense of Summit Township's public transit alternatives. I sincerely value your consideration. Do you require any further information that we have already given? That sheds light on the circumstances that occurred. Our knowledgeable mechanics use only original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts and accessories, so they can maintain or repair your car more quickly and affordably. For this reason, we can assure you that our personnel will offer you excellent service. A prompt response is necessary given the circumstances.

Here at Smythe Volvo Cars, welcome! If you have any questions about our dealership, our services, or simply scheduling a test drive, our helpful staff is here to help. Because we believe every customer at our dealership deserves it, we offer individualized service. Please get in touch with us as soon as you can. You can find driving directions to our Summit, NJ showroom here. Being quick to respond is one way we can earn your confidence.

[elite-motors-cars]

Elite Motor Cars - Used car dealer in Newark, NJ

Welcome to Elite Motor Cars. We are a full service New Jersey used car dealer located in Newark serving the towns of Essex County Harrison NJ, Kearny NJ, East Orange NJ, Irvington NJ, Hillside NJ, Orange NJ, North Arlington NJ, Belleville NJ, South Orange NJ, Bloomfield NJ, Jersey City NJ, Maplewood NJ, Elizabeth NJ, Union NJ and Bayonne NJ. We take pride in the quality used inventory that we carry that include Alfa Romeo, Audi, BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ferrari, Ford, GMC, Honda, HUMMER, Hyundai, Isuzu, Jaguar, Jeep, Kia, Land Rover, Maserati, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, MINI, Nissan, Porsche, Tesla, Volkswagen and Volvo. The cars, SUVs, minivans, trucks and pickups we carry are inspected and often may be eligible for the many extended service contracts & warranties we offer.

Our finance department has relations with most banks and lending institutions in NJ and will help you get a car loan at affordable payments. We provide sub-prime financing too and in most cases your credit history may not be a problem as you might think! At Elite Motor Cars, we believe you can get financed with good, bad or no credit history at all.

Our used car service & auto repair facility located in Newark is equipped with the latest equipment to handle domestic and imported car servicing. We also offer state-of-the-art auto detailing services that will make any used car look brand new. Call (973) 604-2277 to get a quote from our auto detailing professionals and see your vehicle transformed with a sparkling new look.

1424 Mccarter Hwy Newark,NJ07104

Tel: (973) 604-2277

Fax: (862) 781-1001

elitemotorscars.com

[instantcarsalesleasing]

Instant Car Sales & Leasing have a wide variety of used cars in NJ available to choose from. We supply mechanically checked used vehicles to our customers. We Provide Cheap Used Cars NJ competitive pricing on our certified high-quality pre-owned vehicles. With many years of experience serving drivers like you from around the area, we guarantee an outstanding experience when choosing Instant Car Today. For more information, contact us at 609-571-3388.

[autonjstate]

Top-Quality Used Cars at Unbeatable Prices: At New Jersey State Auto

At NJ State Auto, we have a comprehensive selection of used cars that cater to every driver's budget and needs. We are one of the most trusted used car dealers in Jersey City and offer top-quality used vehicles at amazing prices, hassle-free auto financing, and exceptional customer service.

[usedcarsale]

car dealer near me for bad credit - NJ State Auto Used Cars in Jersey C...

NJ State Auto used Cars  

406 Sip Ave. Jersey City, NJ 07306  

www.NJStateAuto.com  

Text -- 201-200-1100  

Call -- 201-200-1100 

Hablamos Español  

Search Cars & SUVs in Jersey City, NJ 

 https://www.njstateauto.com/used-vehicles-jersey-city-nj

[mishinashen]

East Wind Over Weehawken by Edward Hopper, 1934

Painted in March 1934, shortly after Edward Hopper's retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and during a moment when he was rethinking his art, East Wind Over Weehawken can be seen as the birth of his fully realized, mature artistic vision. This masterwork manifests Hopper's celebrated aesthetic, which distinguished him from his peers and created a uniquely American iconography that continues to define him as one of the most important and influential artists of the twentieth century. As with all his most successful works, in East Wind Over Weehawken, Hopper maintains a strong sense of place and an overt realism, while seeking to capture what he described in 1933 as "the most exact transcription possible of my most intimate impressions of nature." (as quoted in L. Goodrich, Edward Hopper, New York, 1967, p. 161) Here he masterfully elevates a commonplace subject to express the realities of post-Depression life in America. Hopper acknowledged East Wind Over Weehawken as one of his most important paintings, writing, "I have always thought of it as one of my best pictures." (unpublished letter to Joseph T. Fraser, April 8, 1952) This sentiment was echoed in 1952 by his long-time dealer, Frank Rehn, who commented, "East Wind Over Weehawken is certainly one of the most Hopperesque canvases he has ever painted." (unpublished letter to Joseph T. Fraser, March 12, 1952) Hopper's early years were spent studying at the New York School of Art under Robert Henri, the leading promoter of the Ashcan School. Here he learned about the American realist tradition that began with Thomas Eakins, who Hopper later acknowledged as "one of his heroes" (as quoted in D. Ottinger, et al., Hopper, Paris, 2012, p. 20) and gained an appreciation for the work of Edouard Manet alongside young luminaries that included Gifford Beal, George Bellows, Rockwell Kent and Guy Pène du Bois. Although the mature style of East Wind Over Weehawken marks a distinct departure from Henri's painterly and bravura depictions of the gritty side of the city, the work reflects Hopper's lifelong adoption of one of the older artist's central teachings: to paint the city and street life he knew best. Henri's early encouragement to look to his surroundings for subject matter stayed with Hopper throughout his career, and the subjects of many of his great works, including East Wind Over Weehawken, are those of quotidian, distinctly American scenes which moved him. While Hopper's early pictures directly demonstrate Henri's influence with their focus on the bustle of the city, mature works such as East Wind Over Weehawken demonstrate a fundamental shift in both his choice of and his approach to his subject. This distinguished Hopper from his contemporaries and accounts for his singular and lasting artistic vision. In East Wind Over Weekhawken he takes as his subject a sleepy New Jersey town across the Hudson River from Manhattan, where he had traveled on the ferry, seeking architectural inspiration for the home and studio that he and his wife, Jo, were getting ready to build in South Truro on Cape Cod. Here Hopper depicts a characteristically overlooked area on the fringe of the thriving urban hub, presenting an image of the banal reality of American life that captures the overarching character and condition of mid-century existence in the United States. Hopper's persistent interest in the vernacular in works such as East Wind Over Weehawken further distinguished him from his peers and set him apart from the artistic movements of the 1930s and 1940s. Lloyd Goodrich wrote of Hopper's distinct style and vision, "His art was based on the ordinary aspects of the contemporary United States, in city, town, and country, seen with uncompromising truthfulness. No artist has painted a more revealing portrait of twentieth-century America. But he was not merely an objective realist. His art was charged with strong personal emotion, with a deep attachment to our familiar everyday world, in all its ugliness, banality, and beauty." (Edward Hopper, New York, 1967, p. 15) In East Wind Over Weehawken Hopper presents a quiet street in the "cold raw weather" of a March afternoon. While the houses are all in good order, the financial woes of the town's inhabitants are indicated by the "For Sale" sign and the unkempt lawns. There are no cars on the street or people visible on the porches or in the houses' windows. The only human presence is a distant group of figures at far left, imbuing the work with an eerie silence. Similar to the "For Sale" sign that is vexingly difficult to read, it is impossible to discern for what purpose the group of people at far left has convened. Hopper deliberately crops the image so that the answer appears to be just beyond the edge of the canvas, introducing an unresolved narrative that simultaneously entices and rebuffs the viewer as he or she continually tries to decipher the scene. Hopper's oeuvre is defined by works such as East Wind Over Weehawken--scenes of quiet tension that create a visceral unease in the viewer. In his closely cropped interiors, this tension is manifested through estranged human relations. In East Wind Over Weehawken, Hopper masterfully utilizes the various compositional elements and perspective to create the tension and anticipation that are characteristic of his best work. He creates a shallow, stage-like pictorial space, using the impenetrable wall of houses to vexingly focus the viewer's attention in the foreground, and the scene operates much like a film still, a single vision isolated from an overarching narrative. This is further heightened by the subject itself, which is common enough to feel familiar and yet rendered in such an anonymous fashion so as to make it feel foreign. This creates a continuously engaging dichotomy as the viewer continuously tries to reconcile him or herself with the emotions the scene evokes. The perspective in East Wind Over Weehawken is as if one is looking through a car window, having come to an intersection. Windows, whether depicted or implied, architectural or vehicular, are a central component of the Hopper's work that imbue his oeuvre with a sense of detached voyeurism--of being outside looking in. In many of Hopper's paintings and watercolors from the 1930s onward, the invisible presence, actual or implied, of the automobile succeeded the artist's earlier practice of peering through windows while riding the El trains in New York City. Hopper's effective and varied use of windows in masterworks such as East Wind Over Weehawken, Nighthawks and Room in New York not only imbues them with a sense of voyeurism, but also compels the viewer to reflect on the isolation of the individual in modern society. The sense of psychological distance and tension in East Wind Over Weehawken is further heightened by Hopper's use of form, line and color. He concentrates the composition on the interplay of architecture and employs these elements to create a sense of ambiguity and suspense that is reminiscent of the works of Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico. The repetition of triangular and rectangular forms bisected by strong vertical and horizontal lines gives the painting complexity and rhythm and leads the eye down the street; until it is blocked by the row of houses at the far left and sent back over the forms. As with all of Hopper's most successful works, there is a strong sense of wanting to get beyond the buildings, to see over them, to see behind the building in the foreground, to see around the curve in the road--yet the eye runs up and down the street unable to move beyond and continually forced back into the scene. There is a sense of thwarted exit as the diagonal of one side of the stone wall leads the viewer into the scene, while the diagonal of the other side, leads him or her out, but out to something that is beyond the picture plane. Similarly, the well-lit steps invite the viewer into the various homes, only to be rebuffed by the deeply shadowed porches; and the lightly colored window shades catch the viewer's eye, while the opaque curtains prevent one from seeing in the windows. The prominent lamppost in the foreground--the only pictorial element that spans the entire height of the composition--creates a physical barrier between the viewer and the scene, immediately relegating one to the role of observer rather than participant. Hopper began using this type of vertical visual blockade as early as 1914 in his French café scene, Soir Bleu (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York) and its function in both paintings is similar to the railroad tracks, country roads and waterways of Hopper's other major works--as a pictorial element that physically and visually blocks the viewer from entering the scene. The success of East Wind Over Weehawken is due to Hopper's arduous creative process in which every aspect of the composition, both what was to be included and what was to be omitted, was carefully planned out before he put brush to canvas. Lloyd Goodrich wrote of Hopper's method, "His pictures were conceived by a complex process that included first hand observation, memory, severe simplification, and a creative synthesis of all elements into imagery that had universal and permanent meaning. He was a highly conscious composer, and through command of massive form, full-bodied color and all-revealing light, he achieved plastic designs of great substance, power and completeness." (Edward Hopper at Kennedy Galleries, exhibition catalogue, New York, 1977, n.p.) Hopper made eight preparatory drawings for East Wind Over Weehawken, each of a different degree of finish and some only a series of isolated pictorial elements with notes on color and mood. He then translated these grey-scale visual notions onto canvas through the veil of memory to present a finished composition, which conveys his experience of the scene in his compelling and melancholic style and characteristically inspires existential contemplations on isolation in modern society. In East Wind Over Weehawken, and throughout his career, Hopper painted aspects of America that few other artists addressed. He portrayed unromantic visions of life in a broad and increasingly modern style, and, while his paintings have formal qualities in common with other Modernists, his art remained steadfastly realist. Hopper emphasized the importance of his realism as an expression of his own, deeper, aesthetic sense. Many of his younger contemporaries, such as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning, increasingly embraced abstraction, abandoning the American realist tradition to form a new and internationally celebrated school of Abstract Expressionism. However, Hopper was one of the few realist artists admired by these younger painters, which is a testament to his importance during his lifetime. James Thrall Soby wrote, "It always astonished me that these young artists exempted the late Hopper from their acrimony against the realist tradition." William Seitz, the organizer of the 1967 São Paolo Biennale that included East Wind Over Weehawken alongside work by Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg, and Jasper Johns, similarly wrote, "He was highly regarded by advocates of both representational and abstract painting, and by avant-gardists as well as conservatives." (quoted in D. Ottinger, Hopper, Paris, 2012, p. 17) Hopper's choice, and his earnest and slightly romantic representation, of seemingly mundane subject matter in seminal works such as East Wind Over Weehawken set him apart from his contemporaries and allowed him to create a new and uniquely American iconography. Today, Hopper's importance as one of the great artists of the twentieth century is recognized on an international level. On the occasion of the most recent retrospective of his work, which included East Wind Over Weehawken, Guillermo Solana and Jean-Paul Cluzel wrote, "His uncommon sensitivity, his distanced perspective on the world, and his sense of drama have earned him a significant place in the history of modern art. Hopper's work not only casts a spotlight on the birth of American modernity, but also marks the advent of a form of artistic creation entirely his own. His work is recognized throughout the world and his paintings, with their very particular atmosphere, now form part of our collective imagination." (Hopper, 2012, n.p.) East Wind Over Weehawken is a testament to the transcendent power of Hopper's aesthetic and a masterwork of twentieth-century art that is as compelling to contemporary viewers as it was when first shown at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1934.

[eiirisworkshop]

DragonCon Gothic

-You are in the food court going to the Hilton. You take the sky bridge. You are in the Marriott. You take the other sky bridge. You are in the Hyatt. You take the sky bridge. You are in the food court. 

-You are in a Very Serious Panel discussing First Amendment Law. You hear Gangnam Style through the wall. 

-You hear a woman scream. She runs. She hugs Darth Vader. She is fine. 

-You hear a woman scream. The escalator is eating her ballgown. It tears. The Addams Family comes to her rescue. Supergirl mends the gown. She is fine. 

-You hear a man scream. His dragonhide stiletto has gone through the grate in the broken Atlanta pavement. He falls. Six anime characters and a Harley Quinn come to his rescue. He...will be fine tomorrow. 

-A mother is dressed as Misty from Pokémon. Her baby is a Togapi strapped to her front. 

-A mother is dressed as Misty from Pokémon. Her children are the Pikachu evolutionary line. 

-A mother is dressed as Misty from Pokémon. Her baby is a Magikarp. Years later you see a young Garydose. You remember the baby. You wonder. 

-There is an hour wait at the Hardrock. You go to the food court instead. It takes an hour to find a table. 

-You are in the overflow seating for the food court. It used to be a Mexican restaurant. You look at the broken floor, the missing ceiling tiles, the shelf hanging crooked on the wall by one last screw. It has not changed since last year, or the year before, or the year before that.... You wonder why nothing new has used the space. You wonder where you would sit if anything ever did. 

-There is...a character. You’ve seen it twenty times today. You have no idea what it’s from. You are scared to ask. 

-There is a character. You have never seen it before. You tell the cosplayer they look great and ask what they are. They excitedly tell you the life story of this fictional person. They finish then hurry to catch back up with their friends. They never told you what it’s from. 

-There is a wolf in the Marriott. An actual wolf. It is a service dog. You want to pet it. You spend the next half hour helping prevent drunk pikachus and storm troopers from petting the wolf. 

-You are on MARTA with Spider-Man. 

-You are on MARTA in cosplay. The train is full of sports fans. You feel the way they look at you, like you are a freak, like their jersey and face paint is any different from your costume. You all exit at peachtree station. The platform is full of Sailor Scouts and Doctors Who. The sports fans realize they are outnumbered. Some of them are afraid. Some of them will be dressed as the joker next year. 

-Someone is crying in the bathroom. They just want to get their contacts out. 

-Someone is crying in the bathroom. They were too far back in line, the room filled, they didn’t get to see David Tennant. 

-Someone cries for help in the bathroom. It’s a variation of Spider-Man you have never seen before. She can’t unzip her suit. You help her. She is drunk and swears she will see you again next year and buy you a drink. You see her next year. She gives you a glow stick. 

-There is a woman in a Marriott Carpet dress. There is a Sailor Marriott with the Carpet pattern on their fuku. The Marriott Flying Carpets quidditch team has the pattern on their robes. There is a car painted like the Carpet. There is a vendor selling Cult of the Carpet merch. The Carpet is copyrighted. You hear there is a lawsuit. The Marriott hasn’t had that carpet in years. You’ve been walking through the Marriott all day. You have no idea what the carpet looks like now. 

-There is a character. You’ve seen it twelve times today. You have no idea what it’s from. You see it for a thirteenth time alongside another character from the same thing. You know both characters. You know the entire life story of the character you’ve seen thirteen times. 

-You want to go to a panel. You find five simultaneous panels. You narrow it down to two. You go to neither of them. 

-You want to go to a panel. You find five simultaneous panels. You narrow it down to two. You go to a sixth because it is in the hotel you’re already in. 

-You want to go to the burlesque. You meant to go to the burlesque last year. They move the burlesque. Everyone gets there before you. You do not go to the burlesque this year. 

-You are in the Dealer’s Room. You want to buy a sword. A vender hands you a D-20 die made of gemstone. You roll it. You nat 20. You spend $100 on stone dice. You do not buy a sword. 

-There are hundreds of men in kilts. This is normal. A woman chases them with a leaf blower. This is normal. You would worry if she weren’t there. 

-There is an ambulance outside the Sheraton. You hope everyone is okay. You think there was an ambulance here last year. You can’t remember. 

-You are in the Walk of Fame. You meet your hero. They are the sweetest person you have ever met. 

-You are in the Walk of Fame. You meet your hero. They’re a creep. 

-You are in the Walk of Fame. There is almost no line for George Takei. You do not understand why. You talk to him. He is the sweetest person you have ever met. 

-There are hateful protesters outside the food court. No one can hear them. Darth Vader is playing bagpipes. 

-You walk past a woman wearing a censor bar and pants. You walk past her again After Dark. She is no longer wearing a censor bar. Or pants. 

-You are at the Yule Ball. It is a fun, family party. The Golden Trio run by in their Hogwarts robes. They are too young to go to Hogwarts. 

-You are at the Yule Ball. It has just hit ten o’clock. The children are escorted out. The lights go down. A belly dancing elf pulls out a flask. You don’t know from where. 

-You are at the Yule Ball. Batman is on a date with Sailor Moon. He asks if he can kiss her. She says no. He leaves. She dances with the elf, then with Madam Hooch. 

-You are at a panel. Someone has the mic. There is feedback. The sound guy tries to fix it. There is still feedback. The sound guy tries again. There is still feedback. There is always feedback. No one blames the sound guy. 

-You need an elevator to go down. An elevator arrives. It is going up. You get on. You go up fourteen floors then go down. You clutch the handrail in the zero gravity. 

-A drag queen who is not a drag queen compliments your cosplay. You almost buy a corset from him. 

-Your shoes are not comfortable but they go with your cosplay. You’ve been walking for hours. Your feet hurt. 

-You are wearing your most comfortable shoes. You’ve been walking for hours. Your feet hurt. 

-You’ve wanted to do this cosplay for years. You’ve been working on it for months. You finished it last night. 

-You poured your soul into this cosplay. No one has recognized it all day. Someone thought you were Robin Williams. You return to your hotel, blocks away from the heart of the con. The night porter compliments your cosplay by name. You are Validated. 

-There is someone checking into the Marriott in a suit. A battalion of Storm Troopers pass. The person in a suit looks confused, maybe scared. The person behind the desk is unfazed. 

-You are in the Marriott where the Blood Drive used to be. The Blood Drive hasn’t been here in years. You still think of this place as where the Blood Drive used to be. You still think vampire costumes should be mandatory for the Blood Drive crew. 

-A Blood Drive volunteer tells your group you should donate. Most of you are gay. Two of you have new tattoos. One of you just returned from abroad. The rest have medical conditions. None of you have eaten in hours. None of you can give blood. 

-You are in the Marriott where the Blood Drive used to be. A chorus of elves are singing, each of them carrying a lantern. They are beautiful. You are almost moved to tears. They are a chorus of angels, except they are elves, and the only angels you’ve seen all weekend are Castiel and Aziraphale, neither of whom seem to sing. The elves leave. BB-8 appears, followed by R2. The droids interact with the crowd. A small girl dressed as Leia pats BB-8 on the head. A second BB-8 approaches her, then a third, then a fourth tiny BB-8. The girl is delighted. It is adorable. You are moved to tears. 

-You had the con crud last year. You do not want it again. You load yourself up with vitamin C and zinc. By Sunday your throat is raw. You have the con crud. You will have it next year too. 

-You are in the CVS on Peachtree. The rest of the con is there too. You are buying tissues and cough drops. So are they. You all have the con crud. 

-You see a badge on the floor. You are overcome with dread. You check your own badge. It’s still there. You exhale in relief. Your heart breaks for a stranger you have never seen. 

-You buy a piece of jewelry and put it on. You go to a panel. Your jewelry is gone. You don’t know what happened. There is nothing to be done. You may go back to the vender tomorrow if you still have money. You may not. 

-You are at a panel. The panelist makes a sex joke, then realizes there are children in the room. They apologize profusely to the parents while the children giggle. Five minutes later, it happens again. 

-You see a character. You ask your friend where it’s from. “Anime,” they say. That explains nothing. That explains everything.

-A ducky squeaks in the distance. 

-It is Monday. It hits five o’clock. Everyone is chased out of the venders hall. In the hotels, the Hunger Games breaks out over luggage carts. The crowds and madness disperse. The city is as quiet as it ever is. The con is over. You must return to the real world. You’re not sure you know how, but you’ll be okay. You begin to plan for next year.

[autoland33]

1800 Auto Land

Website: https://www.1800autoland.com Address: 170 Route 22 East, Springfield, NJ 07081- Midwest City, OK 73110 Phone: (888) 513-4586 Have you been looking for a new or used Dodge? 1800 Auto Land is here to help! 1800 Auto Land is a top Dodge dealership in New Jersey! Our large selection of Dodges and Jeeps make 1800 Auto Land the first dealer in New Jersey you should check out. Our experts will work closely with you in order to guarantee that you leave with the car of your dreams. Visit the Dodge dealership at 1800 Auto Land to buy a vehicle today! Business Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00am-9:00pm, Saturday 7:00am-8:00pm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/autoland.toyota YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AutoLandSpringfield Twitter: https://twitter.com/AutolandToyota

[treh-co]

FAHC Headcanons

So I feel like a good amount of my hcs are a lot different than other people’s??? And I’ve done a LOT of thinking abt them so! Here’s kind of like a masterlist of my general hcs! I’m just gonna go through this person-by-person.

(This got Kinda Long, so it’s under a read more. Sorry mobile users,)

Geoff

Obviously, he’s the one who started The Fakes. Basically, he went into the military after high school, came back and was like “Damn. Hated that” and then some old friends are like “Hey wanna do crime” and he was like “Fuck it”. That ended up being the beginning of The Roosters, which would grow to become the most powerful crime syndicate in Los Santos.

However, when they started shifting more towards managing the organizations they controlled, Geoff felt like he was missing the hands-on action. With the others’ blessing, he branched out to create his own gang under the syndicate, which would be the Fakes.

Geoff was the acting boss, supervisor, and manager of the Fakes for many years, while still juggling responsibilities with the Roosters. After a while, he felt the stress of it all begin to weigh on him, so he decided to pass some of it off. He made Trevor the acting supervisor of the crew’s regular business, while he handed management of behind-the-scenes matters to Lindsay. He’s still technically the boss, though, and any Big decisions go through him.

Jack

Jack actually met Geoff when they were in the military together. While he was a journalist, she was a pilot, and while she’d always been a sort of straight-laced, innocent kid growing up, she discovered that she actually loved flying. More than that, she loved the excitement of a chase or a gunfight. When she got back, she found herself bored.

That was around when Geoff called her up with an offer- one that not only allowed her to get back in the cockpit, but promised twice the action way more money than she ever got in the military. Of course, she said yes.

Jack’s main role in the crew is transport and evac. She can fly or drive anything, from a city bus to speedboat to a cargobob. Unofficially, she’s a sort of second-in-command for Geoff. He usually discusses any business stuff with her before making decisions. She’s also probably the most capable medic in the main crew, though she’s not an expert, and will pass off the responsibility if they have access to someone more formally trained.

Gavin

I imagine Gavin comes from a criminal family. Nothing exciting; standard white-collar stuff, embezzlement and fraud. They were substantially wealthy from their exploits and sent him to private school and all that, but Gavin found it all horribly boring. By the time he reached high school, he was experimenting with every type of low-level crime he could think of; theft and vandalism, all that shit.

Eventually, his habit of making enemies got him in over his head, and eventually he found himself in serious hot water. Out of options, he forged some papers and got a flight out of Britain. He’d far from learnt his lesson, though. He didn’t plan on cleaning up his act, and he decided to hide in plain sight, in the most crime-infested city America had to offer- Los Santos.

That was where he met Geoff. He was working odd jobs around the city, still new to America (and, though he’d never admit it, pretty lost and scared- he’s only sixteen). He gets hired by some asshole to take out Geoff, and he isn’t familiar enough with the scene to know better, so he goes for it. When Geoff has the knife out of his hands and a gun pointed at his head in less than two seconds, he’s pretty sure he’s fucked- but Geoff doesn’t shoot. Because fuck, how the hell is he supposed to take out this scrawny, terrified kid? So he talks to him instead, and when he finds out that Gavin has no loyalties to the guy that hired him and has a much broader skill set than Geoff would have expected, he decides to take him in.

As for my take on The Golden Boy- I personally don’t see Gavin as a hacker, and tbh I personally Cannot picture him suave enough to be some smooth-talking informant. In my mind, he’s sort of the crew’s everyman. He does a little bit of everything- stealth, dealing, hacking, fighting- he isn’t really an expert at any of it, but if you need something done, he probably knows enough to help. 

Michael

Michael was raised in New Jersey with his brothers. His life was fairly normal, to be honest. He got a gig as an electrician, and it sucked, but he was doing okay. And then his mom got sick, and things started falling apart. Long story short, he ended up turning to more unsavory ways to get the money she needed for her treatment. He found out that he was pretty good at making bombs, and even better at cracking skulls. 

Michael only ever dipped into those practices to help his mom, but once you go in, it’s pretty hard to get out. He was running with a gang in New Jersey for a long time, until one day, their leader sold them out to the cops. He and some friends ran away to Los Santos, but still got caught, and suddenly he was locked up in a LS prison.

It was in prison that he met this guy named Gavin. After bonding through some good old fashioned prison fighting and saving each other’s asses, Gavin told him that he’s part of a powerful gang that was planning on breaking him out. He said that he needed help with the prep work they  needed done on from the inside, and if Michael helped him, they’d break him out with Gavin. Against every instinct, Michael agreed, and they broke out together. After they got out, Geoff decided to offer Michael a job- partly because he was impressed with him, and partly because Gavin wouldn’t stop whining until he did.

Michael is great for a steady gun or a good fight on missions, but his expertise is in demolitions. He’s self-taught, but he’s one of the best in the business, and he has fun with what he does.

Lindsay

Lindsay has always thrived on chaos. This presented itself more innocently in her childhood, but once she reached her teen years, it quickly spiraled into something more dangerous. She was always looking for something more risky, more exciting. Speeding, then shoplifting, then vandalism; it was never enough.

That being said, it shouldn’t have been that big of a surprise when some friends easily talked her into her first burglary. From then on, it was an easy slide into the more serious world of crime. She was a gun for hire by twenty, had long left her well-meaning parents behind, travelling with no real goal and making both allies and enemies everywhere she went.

When she cropped up in Los Santos, trailing gunfire and spray-paint cat tags where she went, Geoff knew she was meant to be one of them. He hired her for some odd jobs at first, just to make sure; but just a few looks at her style proved his theory. He offered her permanent position and she took it on a whim.

True to her role, Lindsay is the crew’s wildcard. Sort of like Gavin, except her skills are more specifically in the “fuck shit up” range.

Jeremy

Born and raised in Boston, Jeremy had a not-so-great home life and started hanging with the wrong crowds from a young age. He grew up through fistfights and car wrecks, and by the time he was grown, he didn’t really know anything else. He was actually pretty close with his gang back home. They were the ones who taught him the importance of loyalty; how important it is to have people you can trust. Nothing good lasts forever, though. When another gang- much bigger, much stronger- started picking them off, their leader made the tough choice to disband. Despite communal reluctance, she got them all set up to go underground in different parts of the country. Jeremy was sent to Los Santos.

While there, Jeremy saved a boy he saw being jumped in an alley. The boy turned out to be a hacker and information dealer named Matt. Jeremy was homeless at the time, and Matt offered to let him stay at his place as thanks. Somehow, this quickly turned into them being roommates and friends, and then partners, when they decided it would be a good idea for Jeremy to tag along on Matt’s deals for protection.

While helping Matt, Jeremy made a name for himself in underground fighting rings, known by his half-joke moniker “Rimmy Tim”. One night, a non-regular sat in to watch the fight, and afterwards approached him with an offer. The stranger was one Geoff Ramsey, and the offer was for a job with the Fakes. Jeremy happened to know who the Fakes were- and be a big fan of their work. He was nervous, but he accepted the offer, and it only took a few weeks for them to essentially pull him in.

Jeremy is, in simple terms, the crew’s muscle. He drives, he shoots, and most importantly, he can fight. If anything needs doing that involves those three things, he’s good for it.

Matt

Matt grew up in a small, boring town with a small, boring family. He filled his boredom with the digital world. Eventually, he started diving deeper; learning how to code, and then how to program, and then how to hack. By the time he was seventeen, Matt was going by the alias of “Axial” on dark-web forums, dealing information and breaking into everything from private systems to locked-down, international servers.

After turning eighteen, Matt decided he was sick of his home town and used the money he’d gained from his illegal business to disappear and move somewhere more exciting- Los Santos. After a few months of living there, he met a boy named Jeremy, who saved him from a deal gone wrong. He liked Jeremy, and it seemed like Jeremy liked him; despite the suspicions they both probably should have had in their lines of work, they became fast friends and roommates, deciding to work together.

When Jeremy got hired by the Fakes, Matt was disappointed, but resigned to the fact that he would be back on his own. Until he was pulled away from his work one night to a knock at the door, and found the Vagabond there, ready to take him to the penthouse. Apparently, the crew had been in need of a hacker for a while; and a certain new member had put in quite the good word for him.

Matt is, obviously, the crew’s hacker. He doesn’t really go on the field too much; he’ll tag along if there’s a proximity requirement on his part, or if a bunch of people are unavailable and they really need a backup driver or something, but for the most part he operates from the penthouse. He’s usually on comms during the heists to give directions or help with security or recon in real-time.

Trevor [TW: Sex work mention]

Trevor grew up in a trailer park in Blaine County, raised by a single mom. She loved him, but was involved with all the wrong people. When an altercation with an ex-boyfriend ended up deadly, fourteen-year-old Trevor up and ran as fast as he could, and ended up in the streets of Los Santos. He got by with begging and soup kitchens at first, but he started picking up tricks, on his own or from others he watched. Pickpocketing, manipulation, shoplifting; whatever he could use to get a bit of an advantage, he took.

It was just a while after he turned eighteen that a man he met outside a bar proposed he enter a different “path” of business. Trevor was reluctant, but he was also desperate, and the man made a lot of promises. He ended up spending two years as a prostitute, until one night he’d had enough. He killed the man who’d been selling him and ran once again. 

Once again faced with life on the streets, he returned to what he knew he was good at- lying and stealing. He came up with the alias of Reached, and became a thief and informant by commission, fairly well-known. He became close associates- maybe even friends, if such a thing existed in Los Santos- with another duo, Rimmy Tim and Axial. One day, they gave him a call- saying their new employers needed someone with his skills on a job. To make a long story short, when the Fakes met Trevor, he was pretty much already a part of the team.

Trevor is a thief by trade. Stealth, deception, and stealing is what he does best. He’s a master lock picker and an expert at slight of hand, and is far too good at putting on an innocent face. 

Alfredo

Alfredo was raised by a big, loving family; but people are a product of their environment. A combination of wrong place, wrong time, and peer pressure had him messing around with local gangs far before he should have even seen a gun. But Alfredo always had a knack for precision, and he had the aim of a trained vet, and he was probably a little too busy being cocky to understand the risks he was taking.

Eventually, those risks caught up with him. He was in a lot of hot water and he knew his family was in danger. He couldn’t let them get hurt on his account, so he ran to protect them. He considered turning a new leaf when he got to Los Santos, but quickly realized that if that was the plan, he’d picked the wrong place to do it. It wasn’t long before he was dragged back into work as a gun for hire.

He was good- really good, and when some hot shot rolls into the city with a sniper and skills like that, it shakes things up, and word gets around. Word even gets to some of the most powerful men in the city- including Geoff Ramsey, who decides that if this kid is really as good as he’s heard, there’s no way he’s letting him get snatched up by anybody else first. His invite to Alfredo is more short-notice than it was with the others, but he and the crew click in about two seconds flat, so it really doesn’t take a lot of convincing.

Obviously, Alfredo is their sniper. He’s a hell of a shot with any gun, and can do fine with up-close combat when he needs to, but he’s at his best when he’s giving cover from a rooftop.

Fiona

Fiona comes from one of France’s most infamous criminal organizations. Her parents run the group, and she was raised, essentially, as the heir to the business. She’s been trained since she was a child to be the best at any skill she might need. An array of languages, hand to hand combat in five forms, dozens of weapons, from blades to melee to guns- most of all, she studied deception.

There was a small problem, though. Fiona appreciated everything her family did for her- but there was also no way in hell she was just going to drag on the family business. She wanted to make a name for herself, and she wanted more than the stuffy, starch-white world they were giving her. So she ran away to America. She spent a few years travelling, testing out different paths. At one point, she ended up in long-term employment with a gang. Except she ended up hating said gang, and she wanted out.

Luck happened to be on her side. One day, she was told that they’d kidnapped two people who happened to be members of a powerful crew called the Fakes. Fiona knew the second she laid eyes on the two- a strangely similar looking pair named Trevor and Alfredo- that they were her ticket out. She made a deal with them, that she’d let them escape if they took her with them and kept her safe, and the three of them had a wild adventure that lasted about a week, and ended in the three of them strolling into the penthouse, ragged and exhausted but looking like they’d just had the time of their lives, with Trevor and Alfredo proudly declaring that Fiona was now their newest member.

Fiona is a master of disguise. She’s good at a lot of things, but putting on an act is what really sets her apart. Give her a wig and a makeup kit and she can turn herself into a new person in five minutes flat- complete with an accent and everything. She’s the go-to when the crew need undercover jobs done.