I quoted his words. The loaner was dark blue which is nice (same color as my car) but it was covered with plastic cladding and had orange/bronze highlights all over it. There was decent “tip in” but the rest of the gas pedal was rather meaningless, and the ride was sloppy drunk. About the same as the Forester. I don’t…

I right click the image itself and copy it and then paste it. Kinja won’t accept pasting URL’s for me.

“I’d like it to have more driving personality that (sic) the Subaru.”

He specifically said he wants something with more driving character than the Forester. The Crosstrek ain’t it.  

It’s unclear to me what “primary family car” means.  She is “commuting” 300 miles a week in the Forester.  He is “driving” 300 miles a week in the F150. So it sounds like it more or less doesn’t matter which vehicle is doing what. She’s off to work in the Forester and he’s taking the kids to school in the truck? I…

Maybe they could shift the marketing from “this car will drive for you” to “this car may help you not crash.”

What, you don’t like roads full of horse shit?

Pretty sure it’s by volume, I don’t see any mention of a poll, just production/sales. And then it makes sense, if you’re making sundaes or floats or serving ice cream with pie or cake, you’re probably buying vanilla. Growing up we would buy vanilla and add chocolate syrup.

I’m really surprised Mint Chocolate Chip is #4. I only ever hear people talk about how gross it is. I suppose maybe it’s a polarizing flavor.

Growing up, we were slightly west of the flight path, not much noise. My dad and I would sit on the front porch and pretend we were shooting planes down with our finger guns when they landed. But when the Blue Angels were in town for Seafair they would re-route the flight path directly over our house. My parents would…

You don’t have to dick it out yourself. It comes pre-dicked.

I don’t think the rule book even anticipated a glove like this. There’s no reason to appeal, because if they win and this style of glove is both allowed and found to be advantageous, every team will have a glove like this. They were trying to keep it under wraps to gain an advantage.

I went to the website because I’m having a hard time seeing two different finishes on the wheels (or why it would come to be). But anyway, while on the website.....

If you go to the very first comment, the rule is posted. Unlike the glove itself, I would say the rule book is not black and white. There is some interpretation at play.

It says two individuals at one residence, so I’m guessing they pair a name and address with each complaint. My money is on one or two senile retirees.

I wonder if the psycho Sea-Tac complainer is still bitching and moaning about the 3rd runway project.

I’m guessing it’s one or two retirees who belong in a mental health facility. I feel bad for them (not for the airport noise, but for their lack of care).

Someone made 6,852 complaints. There’s no use trying to put any rhyme or reason to it. This is a crazy person that could live anywhere. (Quite literally crazy by the popular definition of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.)

Depends what you need and how long you need it.  Gotta decide if it’s worth dancing with the snake.

Quit calling me Shirley.