Bladerunner my ass. I would NEVER insult Syd Mead like that. That man styled many famous cars; this looks like it was drawn on the back of a notebook by some Jr. high school kid in the 1970s. ...Wait, did *Elon* draw this on the back of his notebook in Jr. High?

The overpaid head of a company that exploits tax laws across two hemispheres doesn’t want people to think too hard about policy. Imagine that

Because (1) growing the “dash” rearward to encompass a touchscreen at that location would make the “dash” enormous, and (2) Pushing the touchscreen forward into the “dash” would make it too far away to use, without the front-row occupants having to lean forward.

I did not expect it to be this bad looking.

Chonk-E

It’s like my friend Jane and her collection of clown figurines. I met Jane on Tinder, and she was smoking hot, smart, had a great job... and after our third date, she invited me back to her place where I discovered she has a passion for the circus. Clowns on the wall, figurines everywhere, clown wigs on styrofoam…

Wow, it’s like a bus but way more disrupt and hoodie.

5th gear: “Is it possible to create a destination that car shoppers want to visit, where they might even find delight in experiencing “the brand?”

CP at less than half the asking price.

Right? Jeez, grow a set and ask them to compromise my reclining a little less. Instead of “oh my god, can you *please* not recline your seat?” in a bitchy voice, maybe “Excuse me, I’m pretty tall and with your seat reclined that far I can’t really breathe/move, can you bump it up a notch or two?”.

It’s funny that an entire article is written about how to be passive aggressive. How about just asking the person? Let’s not teach people how to be jerks to get what they want.

This has always been my position. Instead of avoiding doing something quite a few people don’t care about in the off chance someone might, how about we let people do that thing and those who rather people didn’t can ask them nicely not to. The same applies to me with things I’d rather other people not do. I don’t…

Alternatively: Use our words like adults and ask them to recline their seat a bit less.

If he’d done something special to it, or if it was a car he had a hand in designing maybe (One of his Cobras or Daytonas for example), maybe.

As much as I like the Pantera, you can get a non-Shelby-owned version in great shape for $84 Large. If this was Shelby’s supercharged 427 Cobra, then I could see a huge price. But remember, these things were sold by MERCURY DEALERS and there is really nothing special about the vehicle itself.  CP because of the…

Let’s see what we have here... A 34 year-old Bimmer coupe with a bad respray, DOA A/C, an ill-fitting body kit, no center cap on the steering wheel, a cracked taillight lens and a dash toupee covering who-knows-what.  I’d rather pull my fingernails out with a pair of Vise Grips than deal with the future problems of…

Yeah I work in IT, the people circle jerking about unoriginal jokes they hear making them want to fucking murder people could use some people skills (which are already rare in this field)

Exactly. Dad jokes are annoying, but they’re almost always said with good intent, and you can tell when the person’s just being a jerk.

Instead of people complaining about these same old tired jokes ( I get them in my job too) maybe we should all appreciate the fact that not everyone looks at us as worker drones and some people actually take the time to try and interact with us instead of treating us like a drone.

Seriously, what would you rather have, an old joke as a start of a conversation or eerie silence?