So to get FSD owners have to plunk down $8,000.
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And he didn't make a second attempt to plunk him.
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Beyond that, all buyers need to plunk down is gas money.
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If you can plunk down at least $4,500 a night, that is.
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Customers clamor to plunk down $1,000 deposits for Tesla's unreleased Model 3.
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"You can't just plunk a Global Disease Detection Program anywhere," said Hallett.
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And you just can't get there if people have to plunk down $50,000.
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Opera lovers will no doubt plunk in CARMEN without even thinking at 254A.
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That's three answers that I managed to plunk in right from the start!
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If you plunk down $12 for an hour, you can play there, too.
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Plunk shivers, running through times tables, whole ledgers of dollar signs he cannot multiply.
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Tens of thousands of people plunk down $1000 to hold their place in line.
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Mourning doves plunk themselves down in the center of the tray to chow down.
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Whether that's enough to get people to plunk down $899, though, is another matter.
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Drop by, plunk down your cash and hit the street, ready for a fight.
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Plunk an instrument in the middle of the room and someone will pick it up.
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BERLIN — You could never palm it, flip it or plunk it into a vending machine.
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US Cellular, Verizon and upstart Starry also agreed to plunk down significant cash at the auction.
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So how do you know when you should plunk down the extra cash and buy insurance?
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In June 22014 you had to plunk down $24 to purchase a barrel of Brent crude.
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You will not be able to plunk a newly released Sonos product onto an S1 network.
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I would plunk a $1 bill down on the counter in front of him for change.
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And when it comes to the latter, you don't need to plunk down a ton of cash.
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For those who want the Strike carbon edition, they'll have to plunk down a $10,000 refundable deposit.
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The number of people who can afford to plunk down $1,000 for a phone is fairly small.
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Who needs superpowers when you can just plunk a guy on the head with an 8 ball?
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Until then plunk down your $0.99 and get to figuring out when your texts will drop off.
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But now that the delay is over you can finally plunk down your $160 for a set.
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If you bet on Jones, you need to plunk down $950 just to make a $100 profit.
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I've given up, and at this point just plunk a toy on top to represent the theme.
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At its center are two large springs, which means children cannot plunk each other to the ground.
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I find things with my cane and plunk the image into a mental map of my environment.
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But the plunk keeps shifting its meter; the electric guitar hovers and vanishes; the blip comes and goes.
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Plunk down that much and you'll get the earbuds themselves, a charging case, and several different sizes of eartips.
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Image: ParrotYou've decided it's time to plunk some cash down on a drone, but where do even you begin?
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Kickoff is set for 5:30 PM PT -- but if you forget to plunk down before the game, MyBookie.
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They're perfectly willing to be in maintenance mode, but they're not willing to plunk out a lot of money.
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Typically that means customers need to be wary when deciding to plunk down cash on some of these two-wheelers.
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A few case uses aside, there really aren't that many reasons to plunk down the extra $100 for the Show.
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By twisting the control knob to switch instruments, you can plunk out a slinky bass line or melodic chord sequence.
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Some of the worst-hit areas are in Charleton Square, Plunk Whitson, Echo Valley and Prosperity Point, the department said.
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Among the dead was Fajardo and one of his platoon commanders, First Lt. Terry L. Plunk; a platoon sergeant, Sgt.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)When you plunk down the Apple Card to split a bill, it makes a satisfying clank.
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"What I learned from that experience is: The minute you can afford something, plunk the money down and get in there."
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Palmer took his swing and you could tell from the grimace on his face that he didn't like the shot. Plunk!
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Design-y reprints might be an effective way to convey that reality, for those willing to plunk down for a collectible.
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They'll only show kid-friendly movies, so don't expect to plunk the little ones on the slide and enjoy Get Out.
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Meanwhile, adults who find Cozmo fascinating, enough to plunk down $180 at least, will be frustrated by the robot's initial limitations.
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Customers who feel bold enough to plunk down $3,995 for an electric scooter can reserve one now for a $250 deposit.
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But before you plunk down that sum, it's at least worth considering what else $10 million can get you: A military parade.
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"Not every one can plunk down $254,210 for a painting, but we spotlight superb unrecognized talent at budget prices," Mr. Stanier said.
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A few years later, the studio doubled in value, giving me enough cash to plunk down 50% on a one-bedroom apartment.
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A word of warning before you plunk down (refundable) $100 for a preorder: the electric scooter market is incredibly volatile right now.
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I watched a woman carve three jumbo scoops of ice cream out of various tubs and plunk them into the plastic serving boat.
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So, if a pitcher feels so compelled to throw at an opponent, he should plunk him where a bruise is the only concern.
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The new "Angel Max" boasts several features that don't inspire me to plunk down $50 for something I could get from Target for $15.
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It makes sense to do a little bit of homework before you plunk down your hard-earned cash at a mall-adjacent surgical center.
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Until now, the best way for interested companies to see whether Microsoft's product was hype junk or something transformational was to plunk down $5,000.
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All that said, I still think it's too early to plunk down $300 for wireless earbuds when the market is just starting to boom.
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When her cracked phone screen started cutting her fingers recently, she did not run to the Apple store and plunk down a credit card.
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In terms of functionality, the new AirPods Pro charging case is identical to the original: You plunk in your AirPods, and they charge wirelessly.
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CH-Auto will have to persuade wealthy customers to plunk down a large sum on an unfamiliar brand — Qiantu — over Mr. Musk's recognizable models.
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Does that mean you can head to Atlantic City and plunk down a bet on tonight's N.B.A. game between the Warriors and the Rockets?
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Add in the lively NOSE COUNT and PLUNK DOWN in the long Downs and you have the makings of a very nice midweek puzzle.
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Tomer shows Scott and his partner homes, they plunk down money, Mickey fixes them up and Tomer sells the crib for a hefty profit.
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After all, many of Amazon's facilities are not like automobile plants or call centers, in that the company can easily plunk them down anywhere.
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And that aesthetic recognition caused plenty of kids to plunk down a dollar or two to find out what Jud Jud was all about.
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Roisman said the lower preorder price is his company's way of rewarding those willing to plunk down for hardware months before it is ready.
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Or, you could plunk down $24,800 (plus $1,000 for shipping) and get this expandable container house that comes complete with plumbing and solar-powered electricity.
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Those not ready to plunk down the cash just yet can schedule a demo through Oculus' Live tool, which will locate a participating store nearby.
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All you have to do is plunk down a few notes and the Doodle will add harmony to them in the signature style of Bach.
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For years, the MacBook Pro was the weapon of choice for people willing to plunk down good money for a powerful laptop with slick design.
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It's a beautiful virtuous travel circle that's intended to plunk you on the beach, or another exotic location, with extra cash in your pocket, too.
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"Trevor is the type of curator who does a massive amount of research — he doesn't come into town and plunk something down," Mr. Hoyt said.
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Each year, I'd plunk down way too much money, hopes high, expectations low, ferrying the rabbi-approved bottles over to Mom's apartment in Long Beach.
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But moments that should induce shivers, including an easily predicted revelation described as both "a coincidence" and "a miracle," tend to land with a plunk.
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It may be tempting to plunk down right in the middle of a vast blooming field for the perfect shot, but don't crush the flowers.
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There comes a time in every woman's life when she has to plunk down some hard-earned cash on a dress that she just isn't feeling.
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A set top box is terrible if the menus are a horror to navigate and you can't just plunk down after dinner and watch a movie.
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Men come into her spa, plunk down $30, she massages them, and then they furtively look around—here, she mimes this look—and ask for sex.
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Or perhaps you're considering the 3A now, and want to see if the Pixel 4 is really worth double the money before you plunk cash down.
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If you're willing to plunk down extra cash, you can get a lot of fun options — like a Union Jack emblazoned soft-top and racing stripes.
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When it comes to booking your flight, the report finds the best day to plunk down your credit card is on a weekend, particularly on Sundays.
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And now, Google's blessed us with the Pixelbook, a premium Chromebook so beautiful, functional, and fun to use that I'd happily plunk down $1,000 for it.
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If you think you'll be able to waltz down to your local dealership and plunk down money for a self-driving car, you'll be disappointed, however.
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You hear Singer explain that even his clients with big, big money can't afford to plunk down a donation to a University that will guarantee admission.
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But that benefit should be balanced against alcohol's other cardiovascular risks, including stroke, aortic aneurysm, and heart failure, said Eastern Virginia Medical School researcher Andrew Plunk.
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You order a venti frappe triple cookie blast or whatever, find a great little spot near the back, and plunk down your new triple-screen laptop.
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You fill out an application, which includes a request for three references; go in for an interview; and, if you make the cut, plunk down $25.
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Likely, his tardiness did not scare off any potential buyers; People have been in line to plunk down a deposit for the Model 3 for days.
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Because, you see, ANY upper middle upper class homemaker can plunk down $500 for a stand mixer with a paddle attachment and then never use it.
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Still, many of the company's biggest fans are ready to plunk down the $53,600 it costs to buy one of the high-end versions of the phone.
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The good news for Harvey -- we're guessing the tickets were comped ... but even if he did plunk down a ton of cash on Super Snoozearama, he's rich.
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He found that many gun owners, like Higinbotham, are collectors who plunk down tens of thousands of dollars on handcrafted firearms—the bigger and badder, the better.
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Like, maybe he already knows where he's gonna plunk this sucker down but he just wants to hear the rest of the country beg for his benevolence.
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Two members from GoPro's vaunted media team show up with the 53-camera Odyssey VR rig and plunk it down in the middle of the race track.
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While some people will plunk down a few hundred dollars to try out virtual reality, many others are getting their introduction through a less expensive one-time interaction.
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The Kids app already lets parents plunk their kids in front of the screen without having to worry that their little ones will stumble onto some unsavory content.
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The price, primarily: at $199, the Nest Cam Outdoor will cost the same as the indoor model, but be waterproof without you needing to plunk down extra money.
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But to get women to plunk down $150 on a maternity dress, Ms. Pope is also creating clothes that they might want to wear after they give birth.
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The 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom pad is a cozy 792 square feet ... call it your weekend getaway place, assuming you can plunk down the $1.35 million asking price.
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It would be easy to make it a habit to just plunk down ERIE as soon as you know you're being asked about a Great Lake, wouldn't it?
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Would I have been able to negotiate with my insurance company to plunk down a mind-boggling $240,000 a year for a medication that might not have worked?
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It's worth noting that, for luxury resale buyers, Vestiaire Collective does offer a more flexible payment system where you don't have to plunk down the full price immediately.
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To act in them, however, was like being able to play all 88 keys on a piano and only being allowed to plunk out the same 8 every day.
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That reservation fee went toward the cost of the car, but new would-be owners still need to plunk down $2,500 for Tesla to start production on their vehicles.
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Hill doesn't need the ball in his hands, but can make positive things happen out of the pick-and-roll, or plunk in a floater after attacking a closeout.
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On its own, ESPN+ costs $5 per month or $303 annually, or you can plunk down $13 per month to get a bundle package of ESPN+, Hulu, and Disney+.
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A judge just dropped the hammer on Ted, ordering him to plunk down around $3 million for Deborah Sass, who had a 7 year relationship with the married man.
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The question now is do you plunk down $3,000 for this ultimate Surface Book, or do you wait for the inevitable Surface Book 2 that will likely come next year?
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NASA has already committed to buying six Orion spacecraft from Lockheed Martin for a minimum of $4.6 billion — and the agency may plunk down even more money in the future.
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And, for those who plunk down a pretty penny, there are free perks -- customers will get a 5-gallon hand sanitizer (made by Rising S), masks, rubber gloves and bleach.
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Before you plunk down the money for expensive gear, do some research on popular models and check out the user reviews to get an idea of how D.S.L.R. cameras work.
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A statement from the electronics manufacturer notes that the member companies have $10 billion of investible capital, which doesn't mean that's how much they will plunk down for VR startups.
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So does this mean that people can now rush off and plunk down $100 on a National Basketball Association playoff game at an Atlantic City casino or from a smartphone?
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While investors pressure Apple to address youth phone addiction, experts are more optimistic about the voice-enabled smart speakers that Google and Amazon want to plunk into your living room.
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If the numbers improve further for Murphy, the DSCC could readjust and, like a race-track bettor, scurry to plunk down millions of new dollars in a renewed Florida push.
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Star Wars and Marvel shows are most likely to inspire fans to plunk down the cash to sign up, particularly as companies like Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix already dominate the space.
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Maybe just a few hundred shy of a "comfortable" price tag cash-rich early adopters would be willing to plunk down to be the most tech-savvy house on the block.
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Though we're willing to beat most people would plunk down their money for a coat worthy of a royal, we've found some options for similar-style pieces that aren't as pricy.
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I would plunk down for HUD contact lenses that inform me all about the world around me, or that just give me bike directions without having headphones on, in a heartbeat.
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America's 20173 most expensive states to live in 2017CNBC reveals the 10 states where you will pay a pretty penny to live and plunk down big bucks for some basic essentials.
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The PhaseFour system, which you will be able to plunk on your satellite, uses radio waves to turn gas into plasma, which shoots from the spacecraft, pushing it in the opposite direction.
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But plenty of people also seem to plunk down money without feeling any remorse: TwoDots is getting more profitable over time, according to Dots' CEO Paul Murphy, and it's not going anywhere.
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Looking to transition to a new field without having to plunk down the tens of thousands of dollars it costs — or commit the two years it takes — to get your MBA degree?
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In another part of the demo, Richards showed off a new automated process for Trueplay, the system Sonos uses to get a speaker sounding its best no matter where you plunk it.
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Unfortunately, the throw is dry-clean only, so if you spill something on it or just generally want to refresh it, you'll have to plunk down some cash on getting it cleaned.
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When Aaron Wong and his co-workers at Lithium Cycles flipped a Kickstarter campaign live last summer, they only expected about 733 to 40 people to plunk down enough cash for their product.
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You can eyeroll all you want from the comfort of your safe, dry apartment, but we would all accidentally plunk our foot into a puddle when faced with the actual water-based apocalypse.
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Sell believes that there will be upwards of 0003,000 people in the next 10 years who'll be willing to plunk down the $50,000 to $250,000 that it will cost to go to space.
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Once enabled on an Anchor dashboard, hosts are encouraged to share a link in their show notes, where listeners can plunk down $0.99, $4.99 or $9.99 a month for the privilege of audio content.
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The world is a wide and wondrous place, so of course you can plunk down some undetermined sum of money to buy a car frozen into a table, à la Han Solo Chez Jabba.
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The added feature doesn't add much weight to the pack either, and while not as comfy as a chair, it's a better alternative to having to plunk down on dirty convention center carpeting.[Brando]
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I'll just be happy knowing that the next $5 I plunk down at my local Whole Foods for a small carton of that sweet NOLA iced coffee will go to helping those in need.
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Personally, if I were looking at buying it, I'd watch very carefully what happens to the race trucks during this season before I were to plunk down my hard-earned cash for the truck.
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Here's a recipe, although I suggest you read it carefully first, then run out and happily plunk down your money for some because falafel is pretty reasonable when calculated at cost-per-cooking-step.
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"Healing" hides motion behind stillness: while drums and high harp(-ish) strings plunk at double time, a stately violin swells calmly until, finally, the sound of wind drowns out the rest of the song.
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So, in short, you should definitely consider all of the upgrades — and especially the cost of installing a home charger — before you finally decide plunk down the money for a brand new Tesla Model 3.
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Its standout track sees Miss Loretta tackle one of blues great Leadbelly's finest moments, and summon up a little magic of her own in between the spare acoustic chords and gentle plunk of a piano.
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Without much fanfare, you can open the program and set a tempo; you can left-click to insert a kick drum or piano plunk into the onscreen pattern,or right-click to take it away.
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You can just plunk the vehicle straight down on the farm, load it with fifty tons of green beans or whatever, and twenty-four hours later you land right next door to the processing plant.
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Often there is a strandbäder (lake beach) with an entry fee, cafe and lounge chairs, but I usually just find a clearing between some trees and plunk down with friends and a case of beer.
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Getting people to try virtual reality is key if you expect them to plunk down several hundred dollars or more on a system like Oculus Rift, said James Jensen, chief visionary officer at The Void.
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None of these cases lead him to Moriarty, however; instead, they plunk him down into the rabbit hole introduced in the tumultuous season three finale: the truth about Mary's murky past as a mercenary assassin.
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Who, we wondered, are these people that would plunk down $1,000 (albeit fully refundable) on a car they hadn't driven, knew little about, and wouldn't be able to actually buy in full for approximately two years?
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Promoted from Triple-A Nashville earlier in the day, he hit the second, fifth and eighth batters he faced, becoming the first A's pitcher to plunk three guys in a debut since Bill Knowlton in 1920.
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Elizabeth Warren: - Sally Field ($1,000) - Lily Tomlin ($275)- William Baldwin ($200) - Yvette Brown ($328.56) Honorable mention: Adam Scott and Elizabeth Banks didn't plunk down anything in January, but each donated $2,800 to Warren's campaign in December.
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One of the big selling points of augmented reality as a medium is that it can theoretically gain an understanding of a location's geometry and plunk down digital content in a way that's tailored to your space.
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Taylor made it clear ... she had no idea Scooter -- with whom she has a big problem -- was going to plunk down the cash for BM. She says she learned about the sale when the news broke online.
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I'm still not sure if I'm ready to plunk down $199 for a set of my own, however, as a $15 notebook, disposable pen, and my phone's camera essentially do the same thing, albeit with less flair.
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A neighbor offering in-home care might be a godsend — or she might just plunk her little charges in front of a TV, take in too many children or not know how to handle a medical emergency.
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But for all we don't know about the new Tesla Model 7.303, thousands of Tesla fans know they want it anyway, and are willing to plunk down real money for a car that won't be unveiled until tonight.
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Online trading sites allow people to buy and sell it in fractions of a whole, meaning ordinary people don't have to plunk down a big bundle of money all at once to get a piece of the action.
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" As Leovy put it in Ghettoside, "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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It may be ironic to plunk an entire course down beside a sand trap, but the 19th-century idea that God meant us to tame and reconfigure the land for our use did not have this in mind.
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Archival Feedback's piece, "Delimiting Site No. 1b" (2016), features the flagging tape and shovel from an archaeological excavation site — the Deering Estate — accompanied by sounds recorded there: the clanking of metal picks, the light plunk of tossed dirt.
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" Or, as Leovy put it in Ghettoside, "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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At the end of the day, "If you're watching your wallet and you want to make the most money in up and coming [cities], those, I think, are the three best cities right now to plunk you cash down."
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The fastest variant, dubbed the "Performance" model, will start at $78,000 and can climb as high as $86,000 if customers add Autopilot and plunk down $3,000 for the "full self-driving" capability Tesla promises will come in the future.
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But even though we get to see Sebastian sit at a piano and plunk out a dozen songs — especially the mopey, meandering "City of Stars" — we don't get to see so much as a single second of Mia's play.
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Bixby is still a ways away from being a true Alexa or Google Assistant competitor, so logic follows that it would take first aim at users who've got the disposable income to plunk down $1,000+ for a Note 9.
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Just plunk the thing down, and it would take photos of whatever was in front of it, using a combination of sensors and AI to determine when to take pics and which ones you might actually want to keep.
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That artillery, the men would tell you, can be yours if you call the number on screen, plunk down a 20 percent downpayment, and tell the sales rep the name of a store where you can pick up your purchase.
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All you have to do is plunk down a $2,500 deposit to reserve a "standard" production model, or a whopping $25,500 for a special, well-optioned "launch edition" that is one of the first 255 cars off the production line.
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Nikola Zero rendering Nikola Zero rendering For those who aren't quite ready to plunk down $1500 for a reservation on a $350,000 electric tractor-trailer, NMC also announced a dune-buggy-esque 4×4 off-road vehicle called the Nikola Zero.
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I cannot picture her on her laptop carefully selecting her own seat like the rest of us, agonizing over whether to plunk down an extra 30 bucks so that our femurs can fit along with our torsos in the seat.
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The problem was, unlike at other Grand Slam events, you can't just plunk down your credit card to get Wimbledon tickets without spending an exorbitant amount of money or somehow claiming one of the few straggling tickets released daily by Ticketmaster.
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Occasionally, Mr. McCurdy's tattooers question whether something gets lost as the prices ascend into the stratosphere and clients from Wall Street plunk down thousands of dollars to ink their arms with depictions of the charging bull in the financial district.
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Relaxing into the second part with a lulling motif for bassoon and strings — you might think of Ravel — "Must the Devil" troubles the piano's serenity with a sustained low tremble in the basses, and a disturbing plunk of honky-tonk.
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Their intense bond energizes a complex web of dormant relationships—involving Jacob's girlfriend, Tricia (Kristin Slaysman), and Colleen's childhood friend Emily (Molly Plunk), among many others—and the agonized yet sweetly comic action yields profound tenderness and grandly humane passion.
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Then he cited a string of forgettable names (Chuck Cary, Dave LaPoint), regrettable trades (Rickey Henderson to get Luis Polonia, Greg Cadaret and Eric Plunk) and embarrassing moments, like the time Andy Hawkins threw a no-hitter and lost, 4-0.
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Just as Bellator knew this would be the case when they locked Gracie and Shamrock in the cage together, Rizin knows it'll be the case if they plunk Fedor and Cro Cop in the ring for a decade-late do-over.
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" Or as journalist Jill Leovy put it in her book Ghettoside, "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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This is a familiar move for a number of US broadcasters as well, from CBS to Disney, which are working on not only establishing their own online streaming sites, but producing original content to entice users to plunk down a monthly subscription fee.
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Collectible-car experts say many of the buyers in Scottsdale in recent years were oil and gas workers who had extra spending money and were willing to plunk down tens of thousands of dollars for a 2500s Impala or 21963s Dodge Charger.
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But it's beyond naive to think a subsection of fans can dictate Disney's broader strategy, since the studio didn't plunk down $4 billion for Lucasfilm to let it sit idle, or allow a small mob with Internet pitchforks to call the shots.
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But relying on an outside investor challenges traditional attitudes about homeownership, even if the conventional approach may be just as risky: Where else in our lives are we encouraged to plunk a huge piece of our net worth into a single asset?
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After several nights of her watching me easily plunk my phone down on this handsome wireless charger while she searched for her cord behind her nightstand and then futzed with plugging it in, she relented and ordered a RAVPower of her own.
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A town that, for all its other attractions, is a smaller media market than both Greenville, South Carolina, and West Palm Beach, Florida, and where most of the people with spending money are tourists unlikely to plunk down big bucks for Raiders season tickets?
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It doesn't matter how nice or upstanding a human being you might be, the second you plunk yourself down in a chair made from the remains of a Boeing 737's massive jet engine, you'll immediately be mistaken for a comic book-caliber supervillain.
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Tesla has received plenty of plaudits for its brand power, but the Apple-like ability of the automaker to get consumers to come out in droves and plunk down money for a future product based on little to no information has, if anything, been understated.
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Since then, the trend has really started to take off, and Zelectric — along with its companion performance shop, EV West — now has a waitist measured in years, full of customers waiting to plunk down up to (and sometimes more than) $9113,2911 for a car.
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How to Make Passive Income Amazon Affiliate Store course — $15 See Details The recipe for selling private-label goods on Amazon is simple: source generic items (say, from Alibaba or DHGate), plunk your own branding on them, and market them as if they were your own.
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The Yahoo acquisition under the stewardship of Marissa Mayer seems to have been made with the assumption, naive in retrospect but incredibly common in that era, that you could buy an audience, plunk some ads in the product, then sit back and let the money roll in.
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Right now, however, you can only get your hands on Xenoma's general-purpose E-Skin product only if you plunk down $5,000 for access to a developer kit, due out starting in March, with the purpose of designing apps for the company's gaming and fitness platform.
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" Journalist Jill Leovy captured the sentiment this fosters in her award-winning book Ghettoside: "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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If you count yourself among those who happily plunk down the fee for a Costco membership once a year — and then trek to your closest location every weekend to stock up on everything you could possibly need, from paper towels to pigs in a blanket — you'll love this news.
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Following in Tesla's footsteps with the Model 3, buyers interested in the Lucid Air can plunk down $2,500 deposits to reserve a "standard" production model, or a whopping $25,500 for a special, well-optioned "launch edition" that is one of the first 255 cars off the production line.
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Beyond the app's usability (will people actually want to sync up their video viewing with an app before they plunk down on a couch with popcorn and a Diet Coke?), there's also the broader vision of tying the work of a writer directly to the response of their audience.
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Charles M. Blow When Congress has to pass a joint resolution condemning white supremacy and plunk it on the desk of the "president" — in an effort to force him to sign it and daring him not to — you know that we as a country are beyond the pale.
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After 33 years the tournament had outgrown the cramped quarters of Crandon Park and, unable to secure the necessary approvals to renovate and expand, was in danger of leaving Miami until Dolphins' billionaire owner Stephen Ross stepped up with a bold solution - plunk a court in the middle of his stadium.
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In fact, there are very few details about anything that should convince potential pre-orderers to plunk down many Benjamins on this device, with the company already maintaining that it "will NOT be able to fill all orders on time due to display production limitations," following fulfillment of pre-orders.
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LOS ANGELES — Now that pop stars routinely fly their favorite ink masters around the world for personal appointments and stockbrokers plunk down thousands of dollars to get the Wall Street bull etched on their arms, it can be easy to forget the days when tattoos were still considered outlaw art.
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This is especially true when it comes to offerings like the Chanel boomerang, where there doesn't seem to be any particular added value to the item — it's not as if Chanel took the object and "Chanel-ified" it in any apparent way, other than to plunk their logo in the middle.
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Amazon's stock quickly sold out after its page went live on Tuesday, but those who missed the first round will have an opportunity to plunk down $10 for a second, limited round of preorders starting at 5PM ET tomorrow, according to a tweet from Amazon's video game-related Twitter account this evening.
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Aside from the portability, the Grip is probably the drone's most interesting feature — and will most likely be available as a standalone at some point, giving users the opportunity to get steady footage during your standard Mountain Dew-infused extreme sport jaunt, without having to plunk down cash for an entire drone.
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At that point, they might take $100,000 or so from the sale of a house or a business and plunk some of it down on an annuity policy that will either delay payments for a few years or start immediately, getting something like $750 a month for life once they turn 65.
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Or will it ultimately only be people like me, who have the enormous luck and fortune to afford homes in Somerville (current median single family house price: $799,000 and rising) and plunk down $20-plus for a light meal, who are able to enjoy this kind of "artisanal" and "community" experience "sustainably"?
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King Salman has never explained where he got the money to buy as much as $21 million in London luxury homes, just as his son, Crown Prince Mohammed, has never said how he was able to plunk down more than $500 million for a 440-foot yacht he spotted one day and decided he had to own.
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We're told Justin's sorta kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place -- he doesn't wanna live in a ritzy hotel anymore, but he's not exactly ready to plunk down a ton of cash to buy a place in L.A. We're told Justin wanted to have a steady place to live when he's in Tinseltown with his new wife (sorry, God) Hailey Baldwin.
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters presents itself as a movie, and indeed: You can now plunk down $15 or whatever for a ticket at your local multiplex, load up on soda and nachos, and spend 132 minutes (not including previews) watching characters say, howl, or screech things and monsters slam each other around, all amid dimly lit rainstorms and backed by very loud noises.
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I also think it's pretty — certainly prettier than the Model X, and possibly prettier than the Model S. That won't necessarily matter to the Tesla die-hards who were going to plunk down a deposit no matter what, but to legitimately pit this $35,000 sports sedan against the BMW 3 Series, Audi A4s, and Mercedes C-Classes of the world, looking good is non-negotiable.
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One of the more legit brawls we've seen in baseball went down in the eighth inning between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Texas Rangers Sunday afternoon, and so ESPN brought in boxing analyst Teddy Atlas to break it all down for viewers.. The Rangers won't be facing the Jays for the rest of the regular season, and they waited until Jose Bautista's final at-bat to plunk him in retribution for his epic bat flip in the divisional series last year.
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We wouldn't beg for tickets that we knew our parents couldn't afford, but we'd pore over their first-ever concert DVD — the bonus feature of the deluxe edition self-titled album — until we could tell you with our eyes closed the precise moment Joe would leave the mic to plunk out three useless notes on the keyboard while Nick sang lead, or when Kevin was going to do that spin move he used to do all the time because I'm pretty sure he was never actually singing.
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