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Or creaky doors.
I was watching Goblin a while back and one of the cars (Renault Samsung SM5) had a creaky door when it was opened. Yes the dude got into a car accident with some immortal dude. But the doorline was fine. The front just crumpled. It shouldn’t be creepy.

(I might be biased, my dad had a Maxima (same car)…

Hannity appearing to take notes or read something on the desk in front of him, as TV hosts are want to do during commercial breaks...

No. I simply figure any white nationalist movement (which is what the MAGA cult is) which espouses fascism (which it does) and both approves of and courts the support of avowed Nazi cunts (which it does) doesn’t deserve kid gloves. If you are a MAGA cultist and don’t support fascism (as in the overwhelming belief that…

I’m sure there are nice people on both sides.
Oh, wait, no, anyone who sides with fascists and nazis is, by definition, an asshole.
Go cry to your QAnon support group about how invalidated you feel now. Assuming any of them are still not in jail after invading the capital building, course.

Yes. All people who promote or enjoy the MAGA slogan are by definition assholes. If you have experienced what America has become under the influence of America-first idiots and fundamentalist/nationalists and not come to the same conclusion then I’d say it’s a failing on your part, not mine. Also, I’m ok with being a…

You could indicate, you know.

Yes, if you make an obvious maneuver to prepare to back into a spot on a parking lot aisle, and someone zips into your spot, they are an ignorant dildo. 100%.

I mean, you could use your indicators to signal that you’re going to park.

Big lifted brodozer idiots aside, a big truck or longer vehicle (like a Ford Flex) is actually one of the few situations where backing in is acceptable (to me). Because having the turning wheels at the back relative to your direction of movement allows you more maneuverability for getting into the spot straight. Not…

I’m a strong proponent of backing into a space, if only for the fact that when I’m ready to leave at the end of the day I’m likely a lot more fatigued than when I arrived, and I’d rather not have to crane my stiff, tired body around to see who’s getting the parking lot wrong. Better to be able to see them clearly.

My biggest problem with it is people ahead of me driving past a parking space, making me think they missed it or skipped it, only to have them stop and back up into the spot, often forcing me to stop and back up to make space for them. It’s probably one of the worst things you can do in a busy parking lot. You want to…

Yeah, I mostly agree. I do think Clarkson is very talented both as a writer and a presenter, but it’s similar to my opinion that Rush Limbaugh was a very talented radio talk show host. He was, that’s undeniable, but Limbaugh used his talent to be a societal malignancy and to me, that means I’m not interested in…

It’s truly sad when the real person shows up and ruins your preconceived notions of how they actually were.

I’ve been feeling the same about a lot of automotive media lately. It’s cool to watch a build come together, but it’s kind of jarring when hosts treat $30,000 builds as like a fun little jaunt. I realize a lot of parts come from sponsors, and the actual content producers aren’t always shelling out their own cash for…

Yeah, he’s devoted at least one column to picking on Greta Thurnberg. I used to love his writing, but I really hope I have aged better than his articles.

I don’t know that picking on teenagers who simply want an inhabitable planet makes him a good writer.

Clarkson is far better in print honestly. Dude really is a talented automotive writer.

Admittedly, TG was also better when we thought Clarkson was just playing the part of a douchewaffle for the show. When it turned out that he actually *is* a raging asshole who treats people like shit, it got a little less funny.

Lowering the budgets of the Grand Tour would make the show watchable again. Some of those specials just seemed like they asked Amazon for “all the money” and were left to create something expensive.