The Bears were actually giving him a second tryout this week...

I found the AI MUCH improved this time around (in the demo at least).

OMG thank you! I’m dying hahaha

For a second there, I though we were talking about Archer.

But when you think about it...

You are my new favorite account.

Here’s my problem with the new Miata. If you want the best “performance oriented” one, you have to step up to the Club trim, which puts you at $28,800 (base is $24,915). To add the Brembos and BBS wheels, you’re adding another $3,400, which brings you to a whopping $33,075. That’s not even including the fancy red…

You might want to double check on this. My glasses specifically state on them to not use them if they are older than 12 months, or if there are any scratches on them.

Yea I was gonna say, I’ve Vimeo “installed” a few times when I needed to watch something on my S7.

And I’m OK with that. I think it’s the weakest styled part of the entire car.

A good way to save money is to buy used.

A used exhaust does the exact same thing a new one does, at a fraction of the price. Nobody is gonna be looking under your car to marvel at it either, so save the money.

In earlier version of Android, that was definitely the case. However, I believe in more recent versions, you can leave the location services on, but it won’t use GPS positioning until it’s called for, which helps your battery life out.

Must be a slow news day today.

Would you rather drive a semi-truck-sized Fiat Multipla, or 100 Multipla-sized semi-trucks?

+1 for the West World theme.

Great read!

Shit, look at how we’ll Nashville is playing right now with stout defense.

On the flip side, we have been waiting for a new turbocharged power plant for the STi. If they were to put it in this new car, and then have that trickle down to the STi in say, 2020, that would make sense to me.

To be fair, I’ve seen AWD cars pull wheelies before.

Granted, it was an 800hp WRX with seized coil-overs, but hey.

A few years ago I owned a 1998 Chevy Cavalier, or at the very least, a pile of dirt, rust and faded white paint that resembled the shape of a Cavalier. This car was the true definition of a “beater with a heater”. When I bought it, it had about 140K miles on it, and had only 3 hubcaps, manual doors and windows, and a…

I could have sworn they had a Rally Fighter in one of them already...

Perhaps with them purchasing Silvercar, that might be the future!