That's a rationale I can get behind. Spread the word!

This is a Matt Dillon joke, right?

I came here for the exact same reason. There was nothing bad, or wrong, with the Canyonero. Other than its myriad of problems which were well documented. But those don't count. Because it's awesome!

I started looking for an Andy Wood joke or even something about an Apple in the post somewhere... (Stardog, Jezebel, anything!) and then realized that you are possibly the only person on the planet who has abbreviated Mother Love Bone as MLB in the last 20 years.

Am I understanding correctly that you are now Jezebel's foremost authority on toilet paper and its associated history? That's probably something that should go on your resume.

I'll have you know that I am an approved commenter on Releases. I hope it wasn't me...

Eleanor. (deliberate misreading is deliberate).

While I am not sure if the world, or Ferrari are ready for a twin turbo V6 powered Ferrari road car. I think that the fine discerning readers of Jalopnik would likely believe that the world that included such a marvelous contraption would be a better one than the one we currently live in.

It has kept me limber. Out of sheer necessity. They are a bit of a bitch, but they latch and attach very nicely and completely securely. It's the assisted ingress and egress that will torture people with arm or back problems which I thankfully do not have.

I've been DD'ing it for years, and have been dealing with child seats as well. It's a fun little car which no one will mistake for a sports car, but you nailed it. It's basically a slightly less useful, cuter, slightly more comfortable, Golf.

Hey! Mine is silver, and for a couple of minutes I felt like I had a real car... and then you brought me back to reality. Damn you Toby! =)

Thanks. I was a stay at home dad with my first child, I have been both breadwinner and primary caregiver at different points in time. But I absolutely can see how (looking at the males and females around me, and the way they prioritize their lives based on observation and conversations) this would tend to be the case.

I am not surprised by this news. Though I am saddened by it. The idea that societal expectations seem to fulfill their own prophecies is, of course, worrisome. I haven't had to care for my parents much, they are both still of reasonably good health, however, I wouldn't be surprised if for various reasons (scheduling…

I truly appreciate the forthright approach that Mr. Herries has taken to alert the world to his views on the subject matter at hand. I only wish that more people would take this approach.

Companies will line up to hire you.

Does he have any other cool projects?

I know we don't have COTD, and you're staff, and you are commenting on your own article... AND it's a correction... but... #COTD

That is another factor entirely (which I didn't even mention). I love the idea of treating others how I would like to be treated.

I have had this conversation with my family (wife, parents, brother, son) on many different occasions when someone questions the parenting style of other parents. I've been cautious about trying not to judge other parents except in cases where clearly common sense dictates that nothing good can come from that…

TVR's have had the most amazing engine sounds for quite a long time. It's like they channel a demon spirit to come out of their engines. (that's a good thing).