2020 is around the corner and I’m still having a blast playing Wii Sports (mainly tennis and bowling) on my Wii U :D. The best part is that Wii games are between $1 and $5 on the street.

Laughable to most, but not those in NorCal and SoCal where there are plenty of stations without a line.

Ok.

This is what happens when metrics-based decisions go wrong.

This truck is a hazard on wheels — every sharp corner and edge is a hazard. It's not a vehicle that looks easy to live with, much less have kids running around nearby. 

My 6yo daughter said the same thing. Kids can teach us a lot in life.

After seeing so many Teslas keyed, shopping carted, and vandalized in all sorts of creative ways, Musk got sick and tired of it and this was his knee-jerk response.

It boils down to this: people who can afford a Taycan will get the Taycan; otherwise they will get a Tesla. Really rich people will buy both ^^.

I'm still looking for the thing that shook Philly to its core. Has anyone found it? 🙄

Turbo has lost its original literal meaning in cars a long time ago. Heck, there's even an entire article written up about this on Jalopnik. Accept it, move on.

It’s not too different from people saying “I’m riding shotgun” or asking “what’s on the tube?” -- we no longer ride in buggies and TVs no longer have tubes. Turbo has changed to mean "fast" in cars.

1000 records is not nearly enough. I have more than 3000 clippings in Evernote alone. At this rate, Evernote's 70 MB/month free tier quota is better for me.

At 45 years old and mother of three. Mind-boggling.

Kinda?

The funny thing is if Federer had won one of those match points, the narrative would’ve been very different today. People would be praising a 38yo who had to beat two younger GOATs to claim the title, cementing his status as the GOAT of GOATs.

Maybe same reason ”POTUS” is popular?

The LEGO version looks better 😊.

This looks pretty cool, but a little too late for me as my heart has already been stolen by the New Beetle truck conversion:

People were giving Kawhi crap for seeking a second opinion on his injury. Imagine if he went with the team doctor's recommendation to play before he was ready and suffered a serious injury. In hindsight, he made the right call. I'm glad he stuck to his values.

He truly is. Person of the Year.