Ohio, What exactly does this mean? Can I replace what still works of my Office 95 for $10 now? Last time I looked it was a couple hundred bucks or something like that. It just wasn't worth it anymore. I don't need and would never use 80% + of what comes with it and the problems I have from what I understand are more about my laptop for CAD working with it rather than the Office program itself.

 

Selective ADD..... you mean my kids aren't going to outgrow this? Son of a ......

 

This likely means that the sellers are creating Office 2016 keys with keygen software, and selling them at uber-cheap prices, but Microsoft will eventually shut them down. I did end up sourcing keys on Amazon, and both reported as as genuine from Microsoft. Maybe they're OEM keys that didn't get used,? Regardless they both came back legit.

..

 

WHY did I even LOOK at this?????

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ngId=534713054
..

 

$5k over Kelly's high end for private sellers? Do you like the gen 6 over the gen 5? A lot of people preferred the sport torque vectoring in the 5. It may be just a normal resistance to change but they were vocal about it. It's a fine looking ride although I could do without the "Quatro" across the front and SC is a mod.

About Office. I'm not sure of the meaning of what you said and the "legit" is concerning.

 

I'm not an Audi-ficianado, so I don't know the ins and outs of the various generations, but I do like this one (as does almost every reviewer I've seen). The price is higher than the norm, but this car could fetch it.

The supercharger is OEM. The APR mods change the crank and blower pullies for increased boost, and the computer is flashed with an upgraded tune. This and the exhaust are about $5K to add. The rest of the mods are well-done, though I'd probably pull the "Quattro" plate, too. I know: "You never get the money back out of modifying a vehicle," but sometimes....

I dunno, though. Dirt road (only a half-mile, but still) and black car don't get along well. It's almost too nice for my scenario.

EDIT: Oh, I forgot: The Office stuff. For Office 2016 (or 2019, etc.), you buy a key code, go to https://office.com/setup, enter the key, and if it's valid, the software downloads and installs, and Bob's your uncle. Fake Microsoft program keys can be generated by "cracking" utilities, and MS can tell that they're not genuine (or "legitimate") and they'll either not work at installation, or will cease to work later. Those $10 eBay keys are suspect.

 

A guy at work just bought a 2019 RS5.

I'm not much for German cars, but it looks decent.

 

It is a nice looking car. If you're serious find out why the Audi Drive Select System isn't listed under technology or under seller comments. Should be standard on a '13, A6 and drastically improves the typical Quattro artificial feel in the steering. The car almost sounds like a cross between a Q5 and an A6? Regardless, it's a 13 second, 1/4 mile car which is always fun. Seven years old and only 78,600 is enticing too. You should buy it and tease us!

Edit: I wondered if that was ebay but wasn't sure. With all these web sites now that turn out to be places that just collect a bunch of ads from different places and then pass everything off as though it's stuff they're offering who knows. Thank you though.

 

lol. I don't mind the German cars but many, like the RS5 is a car for the guy that wants a quasi muscle car he can fit his golf clubs in to! Guess I should say gal too.

 

LMAO.... Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice