The fact that she bilked Betsy DeVos’ family out of about $35 million makes this even better.

Same story, different plate name.  I don’t know if it is real or not, but it’s a fun story.

I put this on the rear window of my gray minivan, just so I can find the damn thing in the Target parking lot:

I was taking my mother to a medical appointment and she noticed the car next to us and one up at a light had a “baby on board” sign and a “Let’s Go Brandon” sticker. She said it was too late to stop them from breeding. 

“It is no different than a bumper sticker, really, in that we can agree that it’s very exciting that your kid is on the honor roll.”

Worse story I’ve heard is that someone had to put 3 options for a vanity plate. They only had two ideas so for the 3rd, they put noplate.

VERY poor choice of words.

Jason ‘...is no longer around’ leaves a certain impression, man.

In a blip before leaving to drive an Audi he said something about one last press trip.

Who can think about turn signals at a time like this?!

We demand you tell us what is happening with Jason

Unfortunately, as I’m sure you’ve heard, Jason is no longer around to tell you anything about it

This dude is coopting Torch’s weird penchant for automotive minutiae. What gives?

Too busy driving

You did all that and never learned to free up a hand?

says the person who has never driven a stick.

40-50k annually in manuals in and around Boston. Never had any issues with any of it, though I don’t use my phone or have eaten anything more than a granola bar while I drive.

I am apprised--appreciate the heads up.

Yeah, I daily drove a manual car, in a congested city as a salesperson, so I was in my car all day. I never ever had a problem with eating, drinking a coffee etc. Do people think you change gears constantly or something? Also you can shift a gear with a coffee in your hand...

Grand Prix: part of that multiple-images-on-the-screen-simultaneously movie fad during the mid-Sixties (along with the McQueen The Thomas Crown Affair) that lasted as long as Nehru jackets were in style.