I know it’s obvious but please don’t base you purchase on your monthly payment. I mean this is still a common thing on many social media forums. The average Joe/Jane doesn’t understand finance at all...

You bought it somewhere and then found another dealer to take the delivery?  I’d expect any dealer who isn’t making money off the deal to ignore me completely.

While it’s extremely cool and very well animated (DYRL end to end is still one of the high water marks for traditional animation), it’s worth pointing out that Kitakubo didn’t come up with the whole missile spam thing. This is the “Itano Circus”, something that Ichiro Itano came up with working on Gundam and then…

Writer’s gotta fill that weekly slideshow quota so Spanglebengen whatever the fuck his name is gets enough page views out of this joint to get an erection.

A slide show? Seriously?

“He and Giachinno then likened it to the AT-AT Walker toy from The Empire Strikes Back. It was the expensive one you wanted, but your parents didn’t get you. That’s Sox.”

Not wrong! I don’t think I can read it now.

Shit, I’m tearing up just reading this article on his story — I can’t imagine reading the actual story and not sobbing.

Still the best Batman

I always forget about Kevin’s background, and I wish I had kept it in the back of my mind during my recent rewatch of BTAS. His ability to channel the pathos that shapes Bruce’s double life - particularly when it comes to the abuse of children - always struck me even as a kid. I’m glad he was able to share his story…

I seem to remember that in a different interview the creators mentioned this very idea, that they pictured it as a trilogy of live-action Lightyear movies that were then adapted into a cartoon — which, yes, I too am head-canoning as Buzz Lightyear of Star Command — and it’s that cartoon which gave rise to the toy line…

They could pull back from the end of the credits to show the silhouettes of the audience as they are leaving the film which then transitions into your scene

Strange thing is that the F-350 duallies average around 50k miles in the burbs, while the F-150s average well over 500k miles in the farms before they are replaced.

I’m sure having a vehicle that can comfortably tow a rated load has nothing to do with the longevity of said vehicle. /s

My car was once hit by a deer....parked in my driveway, alongside a 4' high retaining wall that bordered my neighbor’s lawn. Apparently a deer running across the lawn didn’t realize where it ended and flew on to the hood of my X4, leaving a trail of hair and deer shit all over the $3,000 worth of damage it caused.…

I had a tree branch fall on my car while driving. They were insisting that it was collision and not comp because they took my description to mean the tree hit the road and then I hit the tree. I argued with the adjuster when he came to look at it and he agreed to write it up as the tree hit the car, which made it comp…

Covered in a deer collision? Not if your insurance carrier is Progressive.

Or fiddle-fucking around with his phone and not watching the road.

Thank goodness she abandoned the car. And dealing with insurance over repairs from a deer hit would probably be more annoying than the trucker’s insurance paying for the totalled truck.

I met ASIMO at the 2003 Tokyo Auto Show.