The ad has been deleted. It that was real and it sold, somebody stole it.

When he yells, does it go:

And here’s the wrong way...

This also applies to cats with their heads caught in things. Reversing won’t always help

Much mechanical. Such pure.

Those cars and that engine noise:

Do you have the balls to find out if it’s a scam?

And sometimes reman is better than new!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_terrorism_in_the_United_States

You’re welcome.

This man is doing the Lord’s work

I have seen this uncomfortable ad and it is truly awful. The guy even says it with a wonderful fake gusto that tells me someone might have fed him the line and he figured “sure why not”... UGH.

Every time I see this ad, I die a little inside. And I want to buy a Ford a little more. Or a Dodge. Or a Mazda. Or anything…

And it seems to me you lived your life
Like a candle in the wind
Never knowing where to drift to
When the rain set in

“fell asleep”

Can she go on tour and get left places? Each time to awake to a news crew and holding a Bud Lighr.

I feel like the lack of comments on this article means that people didn’t realize the gravity of this case. Had the court ruled in Lexmark’s favor, it would have opened the door for all sorts of chicanery from companies sneaking anti-reselling language into their EULA’s. We dodged a major bullet here, people.

I think someone takes themselves a little too seriously...

Your wife was okay with the three mile dirt track.