This is what happens when you hire product designers from Gillette.

Jesus take  Tweel

No, but his dad does say, "Tell me...do you bleed?" 🤣

Air Buds, Ranked:

It’s probably about time for a complete re-boot of the Air Bud franchise. Y’know, darker, grittier.

Even before their acquisition of 20th Century Fox and full control of Hulu, Disney already had both the Marvel AND Air Bud Cinematic Universes. No one should have that much power.

They are just mad that Uber “contractors” cannot be part of a Union. This is way more about Unions than anything else in the eyes of Jalopnik/Gawker. 

Ah, a late bloomer, I see!

Maybe I can get a free sample of a GTX1070TI.

If it can’t do the basics as well as something half as much, who gives a shit if it has other features that are ‘advanced’?

Ok - what’s the deal with the Mickey Mouse glove?  It looks like it’s already there before the officer arrives.

Forget Endgame — yeah, yeah I’ll see it. As for Ep 9, I just want to get it over with so I can move on with my life. This one is the 2019 movie that I really want to see.

I mean, the Zero is NOT a looker. The original LiveWire prototypes have gorgeous lines/proportions. But even then, you could buy an Alta up to a couple months ago for 12K that looked like this:

How is this the most advanced e-motorcycle ever?

I’m just gonna leave this here...

You could literally cruise the vistas...

The past vs the future? No, the Jedis are from a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Probably contemporaneous with the Cretaceous period; I assume this is an accurate historical reenactment.

I photoshopped the top part of the chevy grill off yesterday for a redditor and liked it so much better. I just don’t understand how huge trucks have become when displacement keeps getting smaller

If these vehicle designers are really “taking inspiration from big rig 18-wheeler trucks”, then why not continue the next logical trend of lowering the hood down for aerodynamic and visibility reasons as well?

I’m reminded of Big Rigs taking entire cars for a ride and children getting run over by school buses (prompting a pneumatic arm that swings out), all because larger trucks have an enormous blind spot right under their own nose. The latest truck trend is moving towards this same issue, and I can’t help but think that…