I don’t know... The interior in the ‘92 F-150 I had in high school was pretty bitchin lol.

I once got in an accident driving my father-in-law’s F-150. I t-boned a Pontiac Sunfire (yeah, I was at fault. I admit I fucked up and I paid my dues for it. Nobody died though). The F-150 needed a new headlight, new grill, and touch up some of the paint. The Sunfire was totaled.

In many cities and towns in Canada snow is piled along the sides of the roads all winter. Sitting higher allows you to see over the piles near intersections instead of staring at a wall of snow.

The only cheap “mini-van” I’ve seen recently is the Mazda 5. Looks great online but when I saw it in person it’s more of a mid-size sedan cosplaying as a mini-van.

Some of these people also don’t understand that some people need a vehicle that’s larger than a Honda Fit. Small cars are great if it’s just you tootling around town but try taking the family on a vacation in something that small.

One would assume the toilet design on the Nimitz-Class carriers has been working fine for the last few decades. Why would you radically change the design on something that was working perfectly fine?

Nobody wants to live in Detroit.

Hope for Bernie? Dude, I’m not even American. I really don’t give a shit who wins your elections.

Thank you for proving to me that you’ve been beaten. Flinging insults is an obvious sign that you have no argument.

Just because someone criticizes capitalism, or even just an aspect of it, doesn’t mean they’re a communist. It’s hate filled, polarizing comments like this that have brought us to where we are now in the world. It’s not just black or white, there’s shades of grey.

Dude... I’m in my 30's... I am most definitely not a boomer.

I still care about what they have to say. I don’t discount anyone’s opinion merely because of the generation they were born into.

Okay, so you can identify people of the boomer generation. That doesn’t mean there’s something inherently wrong with them or their opinions.

That’s not an argument...

I live in Canada. There are no domestic flights here cheaper than $500.

Aside from business travelers, whose companies pay for the fare, and the wealthy how the hell does anyone afford to fly multiple times a year?

In 2019 I only flew on 4 trips ( 12 flights total)

Just a thought but if you have to pay more initially, then the meals and booze isn’t free, just pre-paid.

We use Let’s Encrypt for some of our clients at my work. Haven’t had an issue with it yet.

Yes and no. Random number generators can be, and frequently are, tampered with to make them less random.