are these enough?

“We’re not going to fall for the banana in the tailpipe.”

3rd Gear: Anyone from the 70s knows about cart reminder chimes getting a bit out of control.

It doesn’t specifically mention what kind of car it’s about, but this is good.

If tomorrow’s slideshow isn’t just Bitchin’ Camaro 10 times, expect some donuts on your lawn.

GMG Union strike as a contract didn't materialize Monday night, AV Club is a different union.

Strike, I believe.

[Ralph Nader] Ask yourself: why is it that there’s never been a meaningful, impactful, or challenging exposé written by a car journalist?

In Florida, you don’t need taxis and rickshaws for catastrophic accidents. They happen everyday and it usually involves someone under 25 or someone older than 80. If it is a kid they a Florida plates. If it is an over 80, it’s usually an out-of-state registration belonging to a snowbird. Truly, the wide west of the…

I was thinking doctors, pharmaceuticals, , pharmacists and funeral homes.

Nah. It's because the rich got richer during the pandemic. 

Same here, except in Athens. Bus have two horns, one polite and one “get out of my way or I will crush you!”

In a perfect FSD world there will be no stop lights, signs, nothing, just an incredible series of TERRIFYING yet orchestrated near misses...basically like driving in India :)

Their economy is based on expansion and construction at the moment. They may not need what they build but they need to build.

It’s pretty easy to predict how humans would react to aliens. Some will worship them, others will want to kill them, and of course there will be a group who will want to have sex with them.

it’s very uncommon to say slow to mean “r-word” in france. “Slow brained” is a thing, but it means momentarily stupid (as in the way you guys use “brain fart”), and isn’t so much linked to the various form of disabilities that suffers from being called “r-word”

Also, it should be capt lent, lentement is “slowly”

I’m a jerk that adjusts prices for inflation when people complain about how expensive things are getting.

In the US, 1 stick of butter is 1/2 cup, or 4oz, or 113 grams.

Considering the Gizmedia is an American run I doubt this will change. I guess you can either buy American measuring cups(dry and liquid) and measuring spoons or you can google the transfer to metric yourself. Am American stick of butter is half a cup. A cup is 16 tbsp. An American stick of butter is 8 tbsp. Half a…

A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry: I’m still reading through ACOUP, an excellent history blog (by an actual history Ph.D) that uses pop cultural depictions of historical (or historically-inspired fantasy) events as a jumping off-point to explain how things really worked. (He doesn’t take a “this is bad art because…