The 356 might be worth more even in that shape.

I’m Gen X and I could see myself downsizing to one of these we retire. It is a great way to see the country. We did a cross-country RV trip one summer when I was a kid, and it was one of the best experiences of my life.

James May on Clarkson’s about the “twat”virus was quite funny.

I haven’t been to white Thanksgiving, but I bet it SSUUUCCCKKKSS.

White guy; black wife. When we were dating I invited her and her kids over to Thanksgiving dinner. I was so proud I made a turkey, stuffing, potatoes and a few veggies.

“Nah, they were just really fucking stupid.”

Yeah, but Newton is another guy who doesn’t play the game the wight way.

The Press Corps need to put their collective foot down on ridiculousness like this exercise. This administration needs attention like a fire needs oxygen. Tell this dead eyed churchbitch to cram walnuts for a few days and see how fast they’d be done with childish bullying nonsense.

“I’m thankful for Robert Mueller.”

Carroll: This sure looks like an inside job.

They do wear out. The belts break down over time when exposed to UV light. It’s the same reason racing seat belts/harnesses have an expiration date. Plastic also degrades over time and becomes brittle.

I got into car safety seats when I was a toy designer. Here’s some neat facts about them.

I don’t think this is weird at all. Some of those looks really cool, and some of them look reeeaaalllyy comfy as well.
Plus as you’ve already said, as a design study it’s fascinating.

It’s amazing to think that when I was a kid child seats weren’t really a thing and I’m only 38.

Because the grip of the tires on the road are the limiting factor in an emergency stop. There’s pretty much nothing on the road that can’t lock up the wheels if you mash the brake pedal at highway speed.

Does that mean it’s not coming on then?

It’s nice to see that Mike Greenberg paid tribute to the show by telling a couple of boring stories that I don’t give a shit about.

Nah, that’s wrong. I’ve owned both. There is no way possible for anyone to drive a 240 and a Cavalier back to back and come away saying ‘yeah they’re about the same.’ The most simple way I can put it is that one is designed and built to be disposable and one is designed and built to last indefinitely. You can feel…

To someone else? Probably. Me? Hell no.