Normal people: “Hey, there’s a bridge with a train track on it going over the water, neat.”

Out of all places in the US, shouldn’t Denver be one place people would be most prepared for winter?

On the double flip side why should NASA have any contact with them when whatever they say goes in one ear and out the other - that is when they aren’t spying on you...

I’ve owned two now, one was my daily driver through 3 New England winters. The perfect size for a married couple without kids. It technically has a back seat but it’s really just useful for tossing your coat back. With the rear seats folded down, it can fit a set of 4 tires or a lawnmower with ease. I wish the 2nd gen…

American Flagship Sedans.

El Caminos or Rancheros.

Wagons, specifically ones that aren’t raised and saddled with hideous plastic body cladding.

Likewise, though I’ve always had a soft spot for the Bill Blass editions, with the phantom roof and two-tone paint:

affordable mid-engine sportscars

My favorite 70's era American Luxury barge. I’ve always loved the look of this Lincoln, from the opera windows in the back, to the rear trunk tire bump-out, to a hood you could land a Dauntless dive bomber on. Now, baby blue isn’t necessarily the color I’d choose, but still... if I had Jay Leno money I’d find room for…

You’re wrong on a lot of facts here, but it’s worth noting that recreating a version of a public place, including a privately owned business that is open to the public, in a transformative way for use in an expressive work is not “deeply in the wrong.”

This movie came out five years ago:

I liked RoP. It looked gorgeous, it had a bit of mystery but not too much (c’mon, it was obvious who Sauron was, and that’s a good thing! Expectations don’t need to be upended), it wasn’t cruel or cynical, it had moments of grace (Galadriel choosing not to enter the undying lands, Elrond and Durian’s friendship being…

So basically this is gonna be the Top Gun of formula 1. I can’t wait.

yeah, really disappointed with the backlash to that scene... it’s her experience, which she’s allowed to talk about, and it’s an indictment of all the things that lead to stuff like eating disorders and fatphobia.

This is one of the most obnoxious, bloodthirsty, self-righteous articles I’ve read on here. This almost rivals the Ellie Kemper fiasco for ‘AV Club author desperately reaches to impugn artist’s character’ vibes.

Body issues can happen to anyone, even the thin and fit. Despite being one of “the beautiful people,” they can see themselves as not. I am guessing that is what the scene is trying to portray. And it is accurate for some with this disease, as many who are thin see themselves as “fat and disgusting,” leading to things…

4th gear:

Your feedback has been noted and that’s why Disney is happy to announce the Star Wars Holiday Special 2

I didn’t really care for how they let Aemond off the hook for Luke’s death. Having them both lose control of their dragons was a plot contrivance that came across as a lazy bit of both sides-ism; “Hey, just because Aemond demanded that his cousin put out his own eye in front of an entire royal court then deliberately…