As typically heteronormative as a romantic relationship like Rey and Kylo being Rise’s emotional focus would be

No, I’m not a hypocrite, I’m not the one protesting.

Are you trying to make the argument that everyone should just STOP living life until the climate demands are met?

And, to be fair, most serial killers, too.

But... but these commuters *are* the enemies of radical climate activism, and it’s hypocritical for anyone to pretend otherwise.

And it sold worse than any H-D.

Antiquated design?

I’m especially impressed with how the driver used the driver’s seat headrest post as an anchor point for the strap that’s holding that topmost chair to the car, like a huge, cubical backpack. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that before.

Was just jumping in here to rave about Beard’s book, it’s the same conceit except she rode around the world.  Can’t recommend it enough!

It’s not madness, it’s sanity (/ repeats to himself repeatedly).

Okay, now I can’t unsee the prolapsing center stack.

You see an attractive low roofline; I see an ugly, plunge-pool-high doorline.

Agreed.

Okay, reading this, it just hit me: the Berlin Wall has been down for longer than it was up.

Correction: there’s little appetite *anywhere* for wrenching changes in our way of life, with the exception that most everyone anywhere wants a better life than they have now.

Huh, and for thirty years I thought the fun part of the manual was rowing my own gears.

Automatic throttle blipping could make a mediocre driver look like an expert, and it makes any driver feel comfortable in no time.

Jesus was the thinnest skinned of all the writers. Which made sense, given his writing.  

Same deal, and I never learned why for any of them. Lost Deadspin and Gizmodo privileges years ago— went from a starred commenter (remember those?) to being nuked with no explanation under the Kinja regime— then io9 more recently (which really hurt, seeing as I was friendly with Annalee and CJA from the beginning, but…

It’s climate week, we’re all about recycling.