Yeah, I’m quite over trying to polygonising blobs. It doesn’t really work well. It just makes them looking cheap, as if someone made a casting from a hurriedly slapped together wood form.

the problem is that what you call “the best” tend to only be people who went to the most expensive university, not who is actually the most talented. (since resumes don’t really show how good an applicant is, rather what their pedigree is.) diversity would be less of an issue if employers actually interviewed…

This is quite the racist response. Nice job telling on yourself.

Okay, so — I’ll answer the question. I own one because I wanted a safe daily driver, that was “kinda big” and somewhat impressive.

I used to go to this place in Atlanta, and if you know it, you know it. It’s called Jack’s Pizza and Wings, right there off Highland. It’s a dive bar that serves pizza and wings, and also super cheap beer. Back in 2009, they were still serving $1 pints of “Old 4th Ward” which I’m pretty sure was just Miller.

My question on this list is this. Is the Bronco I preordered possibly subject to dealer mark ups? I didn’t catch that specific answer if it is in the article.

I think I have a list...

No /s needed, I gotcha.

What is the point? That breaking the law to change the law in a representative democracy is okay now?

Damn, I actually liked some of your takes.

Sweet, a phrase made up by racists to defend racism and inequality.

You’re missing the entire point. 

It’s the unsavory blend of herbs.

Damn. We hardly knew you.

My conspiracy theory nature congers up three thoughts with so many losses to amazing writers on the best automotive site on the internet:

You’re always welcome to come and shit post on the old Oppositelock. Until you’re not.

Thank you, Michael for (a) making Jalop a thing and (b) giving me something car-related to read every day after work. It’s always been a nice break from responsibilities and die!die!die! national news. God speed, sir.

I died of dysentery.